Proper training in the safe use of firearms | Firearms training methods
From the time of the Second Amendment guns and firearms have been around and allowed to be purchased. This means
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How to Create a Weekend Backpack Menu for Less Than $25
Kiss your days of tuna-mac goodbye Once you have the gear, backpacking isn’t expensive. A night under the stars is free, and feels freeing. That’s just one of a million reasons why I love it. But, take one frenzied lap through your local grocery store to stock up for your weekend overnighter, and you’ll quickly…
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Going Hog Wild with the Garmin Xero Bow Sight
Arguably the most buzzworthy product debuted at the 2018 ATA Show was the new Garmin Xero bow sight. The revolutionary sight generated both praise and criticism, as the high-ticket tech raised questions of legal usage, fair chase and record-book entries. (Photos courtesy of CarecoTV) The Xero essentially combines a laser rangefinder and single-pin slider sight…
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5 Drinks for Backcountry Bartenders
Passing around the flask makes you a good friend. Whipping up one of these wilderness-ready cocktails from top bartenders? That makes you a legend. Class up any camp with plastic cocktail cups from GSI Outdoors (Photo by Ben Fullerton).Treeline Negroni Tad Hamilton, head bartender at Montgomery Distillery in Missoula, Montana, recommends a juniper-heavy gin (plug:…
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Sport Hunting Caribou during Their Great Migration
With massive antlers and a large muscular body, Caribou is a truly magnificent species. Typically, the size of the caribou
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What do you need to think about when choosing your goggles?
What kind of lens is suitable for your conditions Visible Light Transmission (VLT) is an important factor to consider when
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8 Creative Ways to Trap Antlers
texasbowhunter.comIf you need some antler trap ideas, we’ve got you covered. If you love collecting shed antlers, walking around the woods once the snow melts is a great time to find them. However, if you are like most, you’ve often wondered if there wasn’t an easier way to find these hard to find treasures. Luckily,…
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An In-Depth Look at the Exodus Trek Trail Camera
Here are my first impressions of the Exodus Trek trail camera, a trail camera under $150 with a five-year warranty. Over the last few years, I’ve tried a handful of different camera brands, but have always found my way back to the Exodus trail cameras. They’ve launched three different cameras since they first came on…
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How to Make Your Own Energy Bars
Save money and eat better with these DIY trail snacks. Photo by: Ben Fullerton Photo by: Ben Fullerton Quick 5-Minute Protein Truffles “Truffles are great for spur-of-the-moment types,” says Saulsbury. And they’re endlessly customizable—roll them in one of her favorite coatings, or experiment with whatever you have on hand. Makes a dozen 1-inch balls; gluten-free…
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Curious About Archery? Why Bows are Better than Ever.
Do you want to buy your first bow or upgrade to a newer model? You’re in luck. The bows lining archery shop’s walls are better than ever. No one understands bows better than the pros at archery shops. That’s why we asked the experts at two archery shops to discuss features that make bows great.…
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