The freezing temperatures the last two days have been a stark contrast to the warm, breezy days we had just last week. It’s a clear reminder from Mother Earth that we’re still in the Spring thaw and we can’t get comfortable in our shorts and T-shirts just yet. Despite what ...
Listen now! Listen to "Volume 2, Episode 4 – Call of the Northwoods, Part 1" on Spreaker. Episode 3 is here, and with it comes a call from the Northwoods. Northwoods Collective, that is. I sit down with A.J. DeRosa, creative director of NWC and Project Upland, an ...
The government isn’t the only one handing down stimulus packages: Mtn Dew is helping out, too, just in different terms. The soda company recently announced its second outdoor stimulus program, “Get out and Do,” which is promising $1 million for sportsmen and women and some of ...
Hindsight is 20/20 – quite literally. As I write this piece on March 23, it was about a year ago I sat in my old apartment’s home office trying to fathom what was happening. A week and a half before that on March 12, I sat on my balcony on the phone with UHS coaches Joe Schmidle ...
I’ve written about some of the obvious negatives of the pandemic on wildlife. The loss of hunters and tourists in Africa and parks around the world has meant less staff guarding wildlife from thieves and poachers. These impacts are diverse and huge in some parts of the ...
I always feel funny reading and writing preparation stories. Hunting is such a subjective thing that anything I write can either be taken as elitist by some or penny-pinching to others. But, for those who are new to hunting, I hope to share what knowledge I have to help them get a good ...