Learn these key hiking fitness principles to get the most out of your time on the trail. by Rick McCharles/Flickr1. It’s better to exercise a little, and often, than to do a lot once in a while. If you push too hard in a workout, you’ll feel sore days after and won’t be able to…
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Whether you bowhunt or shoot target archery, you want quick, easy access to your arrows. Cue the quiver, the accessory that holds your arrows. If you want a quiver that’s portable, detaches from your bow, and carries many arrows, a hip or back quiver might be the best fit. But which quiver type should you…
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It takes a special person to marry a hunter. When you say “I do” to a hunter, you’re committing not just to a person, but to a lifestyle. While it in no way reflects how much your spouse loves you, when it comes to hunting season you often take a backseat. You often find yourself making…
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Above: Wayne Laroche, the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s special assistant for CWD Response, addresses a press conference in Kirkwood, N.Y., on Wednesday, May 16 regarding the finalized CWD Risk Minimization Plan in neighboring New York state. (Video by Steve Piatt/Outdoor News) Pennsylvanians who harvest deer anywhere in New York, Ohio, Maryland or West Virginia no longer…
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No question! Preparing a Campfire Shrimp Boil is gourmet campsite eating, but it’s so easy. It should be a must serve anytime you’re camping in a locale where you can lay your hands on some fresh shrimp. (But here’s a secret: You can turn out a great Campfire Shrimp Boil in Foil even with frozen…
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Facebook/FacebookWho says a buck has to be really wide to be a shooter? When picturing the buck of their dreams, most hunters picture a deer with an exceptionally wide spread. While it is true that many of the biggest-antlered bucks in the books had wide racks, there are deer in the Boone and Crockett record…
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Scouts BSA will begin to accept girls in 2019. The Boy Scouts of America announced today that it will change the name of its program for older youth from Boy Scouts to “Scouts BSA,” as the group prepares to open its ranks to girls and young women. The new name will take effect in February…
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What’s so special about the Rhino-300 blind? I’ve always been a big fan of the “two birds with one stone” motto, so that’s what I plan to do with this article. I’m going to answer both questions, as I attempted to hunt the same day I set up my Rhino-300. Efficiency make everything easier, and that…
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After figuring out how to set camp up in under 20 minutes, cook things in the backcountry that actually taste good and manage avoiding blisters while hucking a large pack around, we all feel like backpacking experts. However, there are a few things that can evade even the most skilled backpackers. Check this list and…
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It’s easier than you’d think to eat paleo on the trail. These 9 paleo snack and meal recipes will have you focusing on the scenery, not your food. Even if you’re hiking above tree line, these coconut-packed bars will whisk you away to a tropical place. Make this recipe.View the 9 images of this gallery…
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