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This story of a daughter bowhunting with her mother captures the excitement of that first hunt, as well as knowledge such as preparation, gear, ethics, tracking and sharing the end result with family. It is a great way to show … Continued
A wonderful story about a boy going hunting with his grandpa that showcases the tradition of hunting and the fundamentals of being a responsible, ethical hunter. This story comes full circle from the field to harvest appreciation at the family’s … Continued
How to make HOMEMADE SUGAR SCRUBS! When you are an outdoorswoman, whether hunting, fishing, farming or gardening, the skin on your hands really takes a beating. I recently fell in love with making and using homemade sugar scrubs, and I … Continued
Bowhunting at a deer’s-eye view instead of from a tree By Jennifer Pudenz No matter what outdoor magazine it is, most bowhunting deer articles usually assume the reader hunts from a tree stand, and fittingly so. However, you can … Continued
How to hunt native warm-season grasses By Jennifer Pudenz In today’s hunting world, the mentality is to create a whitetail “field of dreams” with the newest and greatest food plot mixes to draw in deer and hold bucks to … Continued
Hunt does to hone your bow skills By Jennifer Pudenz If there’s one thing the hunting industry pushes, it’s trophy bucks, trophy bucks, TROPHY BUCKS. I’ll admit I was caught up in this mindset when I first started hunting. … Continued
By Jennifer Pudenz Hunting is unpredictable. But that’s what we love about it. How you can go from being bummed and not seeing a thing one minute, to harvesting your largest buck the next. It’s amazing! Unfortunately, weather can … Continued
What to look for when hunting for a new pair of binoculars By Jennifer Pudenz Every hunter who has spent enough time outdoors knows how important a good pair of binoculars is in their hunting arsenal. Since my husband, … Continued