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For those who’ve recently taken to following, I’m sharing a waterfowl hunting peace over at Beretta Blog. I want to extend you and others a “Thank you” for following and showing your support over the years. I enjoy sharing hunting and firearms tips on Beretta’s blog. Head over there and subscribe and learn more. …
I’m getting pretty excited for this fall’s hunts. Although I didn’t draw all the tags I’d hoped for, I do have a few hunts in the works. I’ll be pursuing pronghorn with my bow again during the hottest last days of summer. I’ll then head to the high country to look for a bugling bull…
Field To Fork: Wild Turkey Tortilla Soup Recently, I’ve written about how to get started with turkey hunting and how to prepare yourself and your gear to go afield. Within my family, there’s nothing more enjoyable than taking our Beretta A300 shotguns out to the field to tag and bag a spring-time wild turkey. However,…
I hope you’re keeping up with the series, which takes me to Finland then Russia with my friends at Beretta to meet those at Sako. Part two of the adventure involves a tour and then shooting the top of the line Sako rifles. Subscribe to follow along as I head across the ocean, to experience other cultures,…
My trip to Finland with Beretta USA began with a tour of Sako. After a brief introduction in the conference room, we headed to the manufacturing facility. The company is proud of its precision firearms, and each employee takes pride in the quality firearms they produce. Watch the video below as I take you through…
I’ve been anxiously awaiting the return of my passport, along with a Russian visa inside so that I could tell you the big news. I’ll be headed to Finland with Beretta USA to tour the Sako plant. I’d kept this adventure under my hat because, without the visa, I couldn’t go to Russia, but without…
A dream hunt is about more than the harvest. When you’re planning, think past the kill shot. There’s an array of legwork and budgeting needed to ensure you have extraordinary memories when you get home.
Before long the cuts and cackles of the hens fill the air. They start off a bit slow with a cluck here and there and then become a bit more boisterous. The big guy, strutting back and forth silences them all, with an echoing gobble.
Day two at SHOT Show was a whirlwind. We visited with friends at the POMA Mississippi Breakfast and then headed to meet our friends at Beretta. I sat on a panel with Lisa Marie Judy and Kim Rhode. Matteo of Beretta led us in the roundtable discussion about women and guns. You can meet the three…