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Plan for an antelope hunt in 2026! As a Sister of the Sage who attended the Wyoming Women's Antelope Hunt in 2016, I encourage women looking for new hunting opportunities to attend this event. Below, you'll find the 2026 Application Timeline. While the hunt's success rate is high, this event is about more than tagging …
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Today, I'm going to share a morning adventure with you, but before I do, I need to tell you that I have already been working on my 2026 goals and making a plan for my vision. Are you working on yours? If so, please share what they are. Can you imagine, I aim to wake …
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Follow Me on LTK for Western and Outdoor Style Thank you for following along on my ranch, hunting, and outdoor adventures. I need help for you, my community. I’ve started posting clothing, gear, and essentials on an LTK page, where you can see my suggestions, recommendations, and the actual products I'm using. As a hunter, rancher, …
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As September 1st approaches, dove season kicks off, and that means you need to get your gear dialed in now! Below, I've shared an updated list for dove hunting gear. It does include some from the upland list, but if you're sitting in a field, you'll want to limit the orange. Whether you're a first-time …
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If you ever bump into me, ask me to tell you a funny story about a giant cabbage (this one isn't from my garden). I created this elk ramen recipe while looking for ways to use up said enormous crown. If you're looking for a quick, hearty meal with a kick of flavor, this one …
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Along the lines of the last recipe I shared, I'm creating an elk stew today. We usually make "Caldo de Rez," a beef broth stew. I call it the original bone broth. As with many of my creations, I make them with what I have, so I'm substituting elk meat today. This is a hearty …
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Colder months mean it’s time to embrace the best of both worlds—goose hunting and hearty soup season. I recently found myself inspired to create a classic: Panera’s Broccoli Cheddar Soup. Then, I elevated it, adding a twist to boost the flavor and protein. The result? A rich, creamy bowl of goodness featuring slices of my …
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Let's dive into an election recap and understand the voting implications for hunting, wildlife management, and gun rights. Whether you're a hunter, conservationist, Second Amendment supporter, or someone who cares about the above, stay informed about recent election outcomes and their ramifications. Mia unpacks significant results from the latest United States election in the episode, …
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I was honored to be invited by SCI to join their team at the 14th annual Kansas Governor's Ringneck Classic (KGRC) in Colby, Kansas. The weekend marked several personal milestones for me and is full of fond memories. The KGRC is a conservation fundraiser supporting upland habitat restoration in northwest Kansas. It also raises awareness …
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MAC Outdoors with Mia Anstine brings you Randi Minetor, the acclaimed author of the "Death in the National Park" series. Whether you're an adventurous hiker, a nature enthusiast, or planning your next outdoor vacation, this episode shares insights you will want to experience! How to Listen Click here to listen to Episode 152 🎧 Available …
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