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A Guide to Turkey Hunting with a Red Dot
April 11th, 2024

Turkey hunting is a thrilling outdoor pursuit that demands precision, stealth, and adaptability. Among the many tools in a hunter's arsenal, the red dot optic has gained popularity for its advantages in quick target acquisition and improved accuracy. In

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How To Install a Model 64 Chassis Kit
April 9th, 2024

Like the look of the new Model 64 Precision series? Now you can upgrade any Model 64 with the same precision chassis! The synthetic chassis has a high-strength glass-filled nylon construction for increased accuracy. An integral barricade stop allows for

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Subsistence | Hunt, Fish, Forage
April 5th, 2024

Subsistence is defined as “the action or fact of maintaining or supporting oneself at a minimum level.” This takes on a deeper meaning for outdoorsmen and women who seek to sustain themselves through all forms of wild harvest. Justin Balzer aka Griz

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Venison T-Bone and French Trimmed Racks | Wild Table
April 3rd, 2024

Indulge in the rich flavors of venison with Mike Robinson’s exquisite reverse seared Venison T-Bone and French Trimmed Rack recipe. The host of Farming the Wild creates a custom rub for the cuts of venison, slow cooks them to perfection in his

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Spring Turkey Tips and Recipes from the CRUSH
March 28th, 2024

We are just a few weeks away from the first turkey season in Iowa and hunters are already thinking about and preparing for the season. There are so many spring turkey tips and tricks that you could learn something new every day, but here are a few

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Essential Turkey Hunting Gear Guide
March 26th, 2024

Turkey hunting is an exhilarating and challenging pursuit that requires a combination of skill, patience, and the right gear. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or a novice gearing up for your first turkey season, having the right equipment can make all the

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Mule Deer Hunting on Horseback | The Trapper Buck
March 22nd, 2024

Every hunt brings with it unique challenges and moments that stay with me long after I return home. For most hunts, I find that the harder the terrain or chase, the more memorable that event becomes to me. I am also a slightly superstitious hunter, so

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Reverse Seared Bison Tri-Tip | Wild Table
March 20th, 2024

Tri-tip is one of my family’s staple dinners and though bison is a leaner cut versus beef, a Bison tri-tip reversed seared can be just as juicy as beef. It’s a roast cut that can feed the whole family just sliced and put right on the plate with

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Mastering Turkey Calls: Tips and Techniques for Success
March 14th, 2024

Turkey hunting is not just a sport; it's an art that requires skill, patience, and a deep understanding of turkey behavior. Among the many tools in a hunter's arsenal, mastering turkey calls is a crucial skill that can significantly enhance your chances of

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How Suppressors Work to Reduce Noise and Recoil
March 12th, 2024

Have you ever wondered how suppressors work? You’re in the right place! We’re going to break down the anatomy of suppressors and explain the physics of how they work to reduce noise and recoil. Whether you’re an experienced shooter or

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How Bear Hunting with Hounds and Bait Changed My Perspective
March 8th, 2024

When I was approached to attend an event with top industry writers in the beautiful mountains of Idaho, I did not hesitate to say yes. I am a sucker for beautiful places, mountains, and tackling new challenges as I expand my hunting career. As I learned

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Slow Cooked Aoudad Tacos | Wild Table
March 6th, 2024

Ah, the adventure and delight of preparing field-to-table Aoudad Tacos - a true culinary journey from the wilderness to the home kitchen. Let's embark on this exciting process. First, we'll discuss the hunt process, which is a significant part of this

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How to Avoid Ticks: A Hunter’s Guide to Tick Prevention
February 29th, 2024

When you’re out in the wild, enjoying the thrill of the hunt, the last thing you want to think about is ticks. These tiny arachnids can be more than just a nuisance; they can carry diseases like Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. To

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Safety Features of the Savage Rascal Micro Rimfire Rifle
February 27th, 2024

When considering a micro rimfire rifle that excels in safety features without compromising on performance, the Savage Rascal stands out as a top contender. Renowned for its precision engineering and user-friendly design, the Savage Rascal is celebrated

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Edible Flowers? 4 Ways to Cook with Nasturtiums | Wild Table
February 21st, 2024

Nasturtiums (nuh-STUR-shm) are one of the first seeds I plant when the weather allows. My taste buds anticipate the fiery-flavored leaves, and I imagine seeing their beauty flourish all around the farm as I sow them into the ground. There is so much more to