by maggie | Jan 7, 2021 | Guest Bloggers |
I stopped fishing a year after leaving high school. Time was the most significant factor, but honestly, it was no longer enjoyable. Several years later, I am finding the time and actual enjoyment of fishing. Wanting to spend time with my girlfriend for her birthday in...
by maggie | Dec 4, 2019 | archive, Guest Bloggers |
Reloading ammo is common practice for regular shooters- it saves you money and also enhances the accuracy of your shots. To reload, you need empty rounds you have already used or loosened brass. With a few materials and tools, you can easily reload ammo and continue...
by maggie | Mar 1, 2019 | Guest Bloggers |
“Without hunters, there will be no wildlife or habitat. Save the Habitat. Save the Hunt.” —National Wild Turkey Federation Prepping my blind area I wake up and try to remember—it is the “off season”. My hubby reminds me almost daily, but my mind swirls with thoughts...
by maggie | Dec 25, 2018 | Featured, Guest Bloggers, Recipes- The Harvest |
Some of our hunting seasons in Maine start and end in chilly or downright frigid weather. After I climb down from the stand, walk through the woods and up the hill through deep snow and arrive back at camp, I want something warm to drink even before food. It’s too...
by maggie | Jul 30, 2018 | Featured, Gear Reviews, Guest Bloggers |
By: Angie Kokes Some girls like jewelry, clothes, and shoes. I love sharp, shiny objects, otherwise known as knives. This can be blamed on my dad, who has an equal obsession with these useful and most fabulous tools. I can leave the house without my phone, and life...
by maggie | Feb 1, 2018 | Critter Hunting, Guest Bloggers |
When I first posted this picture on social media, I got a variety of comments about it. Some people ‘got’ it and realized how unique the photo was and how it was pretty cool that I was that close to a porcupine. Other people made comments like: “What...
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