Charter Experiences: What to Expect When Booking a Fishing Trip in Tamarindo
Are you ready to embark on an unforgettable fishing expedition in the enchanting waters of Tamarindo? A fishing trip isn’t
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“Big Cat” Rocks Redding
The weather at Redding started hot but cooled as the shoot progressed. Team Hoyt’s shooting was a whole different story, however. Steve “Big Cat” Anderson started hot and stayed that way, burning his way through tricky winds and stiff competition to win the main event. Steve was joined in his podium performance by the likes…
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Dutch Oven Bread Pudding With Jack Daniels Sauce
There are many ways to make Dutch oven bread pudding. This one is perfect for making for an overnight camping trip whether you’re staying in a tent, camper, or cabin. And adding the Jack Daniels Sauce is a luxuriously delicious option. Enjoy it any way you’d like. This recipe for Dutch Oven Bread Pudding requires…
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How to Stay Warm in a Sleeping Bag
Whether you’ve just plunked down your hard-earned dollars on a brand new sleeping bag, or you’re still using a trusty old bag that’s seen better days, you can help ensure you’ll be warm and cozy on your next outdoor adventure with a few simple tips. To stay warm in your sleeping bag, follow three main…
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Madly in Love With the Maah Daah Hey
Through our Keepers of the Outdoors series, we’ll introduce you to people who protect and care for our wild places. Have you ever loved something so much that you would walk 200 miles for it? Through heavy brush? With a push mower? Nick Ybarra has. “It was here that the romance of my life began.”…
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A Trailblazing Wildland Firefighter Provides Training for Women
Through our Keepers of the Outdoors series, we’ll introduce you to people who protect and care for our wild places. Bequi Livingston is an old-school badass. She spent her career fighting fires alongside the most respected crews in the West. Today, she’s dedicated to training more women in backcountry firefighting. She began working with the…
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Byron Ferguson Impossible Shots
Most people will have seen clips from this and other DVD’s of Mr Ferguson’s on You Tube or somewhere on the internet, so is it worth coughing up the necessary to purchase this disc ? In my opinion the answer is most definitely “yes”.The 55 minutes of archery doesn’t claim to be any sort of…
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Important Changes in the Colorado Big Game Application Process
There are several important changes in the Colorado application process in 2018 that need your attention before you apply for 2018 licenses. The CPW has gone to a single, integrated purchasing system. Hunters that were in the previous system must now look up their previous account and set up their profile in the new…
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Longbow vs. Recurve: What’s the Difference?
Traditional archery is simple, nostalgic, challenging and arguably more fun than the sport’s other disciplines. Traditional archers have their own flair with cool leather quivers and beautiful feather-fletched arrows. But it’s the bows that make traditional archery unique. They come in two main varieties, recurves and longbows. What separates recurve bows from longbows? Recurves get…
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World Cup Stage 1: Shanghai
The 2017 World Cup kicked off last week in Shanghai, China. Team Hoyt shooters wasted no time in laying claim to the highest step on the podium, winning a full 9 of 10 events with Hoyt equipment. Shanghai makes for an intimidating stage, but Steven Wiljer (NED) was right at home. It’s no small feat…
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