As spring turns into summer, fishing often becomes a family affair. This is the time of year to focus on taking kids fishing. All across the Midwest, we are fortunate to have good fishing in every state. Simple angling adventures can be used to build outdoor passions in the next generation. Combine fishing with… Read More Summer fishing trips are made for family and road trips
When survivalist influencer Saody Dara posted a video of a bushcraft survival shelter he constructed under a rock, he didn’t expect to be roasted by his followers. Rock shelters can offer unparalleled protection from the elements. They create a barrier from wind and rain and can hold heat on the rock’s surface. But not all rock formations… Read More Building a Warming Fire Under a Rock Shelter: Genius or Deadly?
Skip the frustrations of a holiday weekend and head straight into the fun with these 8 ideas. Honking horns, crowded trails, and crying kids: Memorial Day is approaching, and people are flocking to the great outdoors. But if the stress and hassle of fighting crowds at campsites doesn’t light your fire, there are plenty of other ways… Read More 8 Fun Ways to Spend Memorial Day Away From Crowds
No matter what type of hunting adventure I go one, eating the local foods and, especially, any wild fish or game taken, is always high on the agenda. While sitting in Virginia and discussing via emails my late June 2021 South African hunt with outfitter Phillip Bronkhorst and professional hunter Pieter Taylor, I noted that… Read More ‘Bufftail Soup’ — Who Knew an Old Cape Buffalo Could Taste So Good! – Recipe and Video
Do you and your staff realize the incredible power and result that comes with saying, “No” to a customer? It’s not what you think. Do you and your staff realize the incredible power and result that comes with saying, “No” to a customer? While it may, at times, be refreshing to tell a surly, rude or… Read More The Power of Saying “No.”
On this week’s show, Bret Amundson, David Eckhardt and Dan Amundson are talking walleyes and shotguns! The guys get the rundown on what the Minnesota fishing opener will look like at Lake of the Woods and Otter Tail County. Randin Olson tells us what the bait situation is looking like in his neck of the… Read More VIDEO: Walleye Tips and Shotgun Reviews
Customers may ask if it’s possible to use Rain-X on binoculars or riflescopes. Here’s what some industry experts recommend. That’s a common question you may hear from hunters, but they’re not the only ones who wear corrective lenses and wonder about using this popular product. Anglers, bikers, hikers, trail runners, birdwatchers, skiiers, snowboarders and competitive shooters… Read More Can I Use Rain-X on my Binocular or Riflescope?
FISHING AND CLEANING TIPS, ALONG WITH A DELICIOUS WALLEYE RECIPE It is that time of the year again when everyone anxiously awaits to wet a line again on the open water. Melting snow and rising water levels means one thing for most anglers, the walleye run is on. Walleyes take to the rivers each spring… Read More CURE SPRING FEVER WITH WALLEYE FISHING
RIVERTON, Wyo. (May 4,2023) — It’s been a long winter, but spring is finally here – and with it, some of the best panfish action of the year. As panfish like crappie and bluegill move into the shallows to spawn, they are eager to bite, making them the perfect target for both novice and experienced anglers,… Read More Hi Mountain Seasonings Soy Ginger Fried Panfish Recipe:Delicious and Healthy
If you are thinking about carrying a gun for self-defense, the best thing you can do is carry that firearm concealed. Yes, there is a portion of the gun-owning public that vocally supports the idea of open carry, which is carrying a gun openly for all the world to see. Open carry simply gives criminals… Read More How To Carry A Gun Concealed
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