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In Western Culture the term Sensei/Zen Master has been used to refer to any number of public figures in sports and entertainment, meaning a teacher or a person who demonstrates detachment and control in stressful […]
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department and Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department will hold a public informational meeting at 6 p.m. on April 18, 2016, at the Littleton Opera House, 2 Union Street, Littleton, […]
Frogg Toggs are 100% waterproof, 100% windproof, super breathable, ultra lightweight and most of all, affordable. Frogg Toggs products are constructed with a patented process of three layers of polypropylene material with a center layer […]
Imagine you have taken a break from your busy work or school day in your city life to go for a stroll in a nearby natural landscape for fresh air. The city lights are gone […]
HAPPY EASTER! In honor of this great Holiday, GY6vids.com decided to test JELLY BEANS in some custom Shotgun Shells. How well do you think they will perform? Guess in the comment section. If you like […]
This week, Guns & Gear, one of the top-rated television programs to showcase products for shooting and hunting, features the latest loads of Barnes VOR-TX ammo, including 300 AAC Blackout; what it means to be […]
The drought in California is getting worse and the situation in Florida hasn’t been much better, driving to Tulsa OK for the Super Bowl of Bass Fishing was in a since a Reverse Grapes of […]
Your dad probably had one; grandpa, more than likely; great grandfather, for sure. And they’ve always worked without fail. Well, sort of… What are we talking about? The drainer minnow bucket. You know, the metal […]
When the longer days and warmer temperatures of springtime arrive, there’s nothing better than getting outside and enjoying yourself. That said, springtime weather can seemingly change at the drop of a hat, changing from mild […]
By Bob Jensen, Recently we talked about selecting the appropriate jig when you want to catch walleyes. Crankbaits are another tool that will catch a wide variety of fish under lots of different conditions. However, […]
Open Spaces is featuring regular posts by Student Conservation Association(SCA) interns working to promote, protect and study wildlife on public lands all over the United States. Since 1957, SCA has been connecting young people from all backgrounds […]
Is it a garden trailer for towing behind a tractor or is it a hand-cart for lawn and garden projects? With the newest model in the Polar trailer line by Clam, the LG600 Hybrid, customers […]
How much do you know about our nation’s national bird, the bald eagle? Take this quiz to find out. To watch a live eagle nest, visit the Pennsylvania “Nest Cam,” which covers a bald eagles’ […]
March marks the imminent end to ice fishing and the start to open water fishing. Anglers in the south are prepping for different spring spawning seasons and northern anglers are just getting their gear ready […]
Fishing and camping complement each other. Whether it is a small, trout-stocked pond next to the camp store of a private campground, or a thousand-acre reservoir within a short drive of a public campsite, a […]
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has completed initial reviews for 29 petitions to list or delist species under the Endangered Species Act. The following is a summary of the petition findings for species that […]
The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership has once again launched its “Critter Madness” bracket-style contest to determine America’s favorite game or fish species. Voting for the first of four rounds with 16 species begins today at […]
Siberian Coolers, a category leader in providing high-end cooler products at an exceptional value, is announcing a strategic partnership with Pure Hunting TV, hosted by Willi Schmidt, as a means of helping spread the word […]
USFWS News: This week we are excited to feature a series of articles about some of the most important landscapes the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service helps to protect in Central America, that are home […]
Just a couple days before January’s “snowzilla” storm buried much of the region under 2 feet of snow, District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser apologized for the city’s “inadequate response” to less than an inch […]
Overlooking the great St. Lawrence River in the Northernmost section of New York State, Massena has been known for its commercial industry. The St. Lawrence Seaway, Robert Moses Power Dam, Alcoa and Reynolds Aluminum are […]
Do you have the chops to lead the United States of America?
Horicon National Wildlife Refuge marked its 75th anniversary on January 24, 2016. The refuge was established in 1941 to provide resting and breeding habitat for a number of migratory birds and waterfowl – especially the […]
You may have heard that the Los Angeles Clippers unveiled their new mascot Chuck the Condor at Monday’s game against the New York Nets, and while the reactions were mixed, we think Clippers’ fans will […]
Do you have the chops to lead the United States of America?
We started posting these top daily and weekly stories posts over a month ago and just got busy. It has really been an eye opener after stopping for a few weeks….but we are back with […]
Ka-Bar Becker BK2 Campanion Fixed Blade Knife, MTech USA Fixed Blade Hunting Knife and the Combative Edge CBE00402CB SR-11 Folding Knife. There a lot of knives out there and you simple need to stop into your […]
The Spokesman-Review has reported: Lake Cascade has produced another Idaho state-record yellow perch, this one weighing 2 pounds, 15.36 ounces to top the previous of 2 pounds, 11.68 ounces also caught in the reservoir north […]
The next edition of ODU Magazine got he a few weeks ago, an almost all ice fishing edition for February 2016. ODU hits on walleye, bluegill, perch and crappie ice fishing. This edition also has […]
Rock your team colors. Get a good parking place. Make sure the food is ready an hour before game time. Clean up before the game starts. You can cater to your crowd with the CanCooker. […]
We’re back with the follow-up to the post “Everyday Items That Can Be Used for Survival and on the Hunt.” This time, we’re focusing on everyday items that can be used when camping. Check out […]
In the fall of 2015 ODU received a RefrigiWear 3-in-1 Insulated Jacket to checkout and possible recommend. We used it throughout fall and in winter like conditions in Canada. At the end of this review […]
The Indiana bat was first listed as endangered in 1967, under the precursor to the Endangered Species Act due to population declines associated with disturbance during hibernation and changes to the hibernacula. However, protection of […]
Food tastes delicious when cooked outdoors. And nothing quite highlights a fun campout like favored foods prepared over an open fire. Modern camp cooking can be much like cooking at home: Push a button to […]
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I built this hut in the bush using naturally occurring materials and primitive tools. The hut is 2m wide and 2m long, the side walls are 1m high and the ridge line (highest point) is […]
As you’re beginning your foray into the world of learning survival skills, you’ll become familiar with tasks like building a shelter, performing first aid in the field and mastering navigation. Along with these skills is […]
Valentine’s Day fills my social media feeds with all sorts of mushy, gushy feelings from friends and family. Animals cuddling, flowers, hearts, love, chocolate. The season is a little overkill for the more independent or […]
The next edition of ODU Magazine is here, an almost all ice fishing edition for February 2016. ODU hits on walleye, bluegill, perch and crappie ice fishing. This edition also has coverage for open water […]
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