— Encouraging everyone to get outside, hunt, fish, shoot, and savor all life has to offer.
I know many of us have those times when we just don't have time to get out and dedicate time to hunting season. This year, I was fortunate because a friend drew a tag in our area, and H and I'd drawn tags as well. We made a plan to get away and spend a …
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On this episode of the MAC Outdoors Podcast, Mia is answering a question about getting started hunting. Next, she shares Father's Day gift ideas, and lastly, she shares bowhunting tips. Links of interest: WSI HEATR Gear use discount code LLCO10 – https://wsisports.com/MAC Outdoors support the channel! – https://mia.limited/1Self Defense Radio Network – https://selfdefenseradio.net Connect with …
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A recap of teaching archery, visiting with DC legislators, and preparing for hunting seasons
As we get closer to hunting season, this week's tip to get your shots on target is about muzzle brakes. When we plan to hunt with a rifle, we must do our best to ensure we have good shot groupings. I've shared ways to attain a tighter shot grouping and a few ways to reduce …
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In a recent interview with Gabriella Hoffman, for her 'Sportswomen You Ought to Know Series', she asks about my road to the outdoors and hunting, my favorite hunting trip to date, the Field & Stream cover, and more. I pass on the hunting tradition, locavore idea, and outdoor experience for a variety of reasons. One big …
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In episode 016 of the MAC Outdoors Podcast with Mia and Lea the duo discusses turkey and elk hunting. Lea gives you ideas of what you can do with turkey feathers, how to create mounts and other tips. Mia talks about utilizing the meat and cooking delicious recipes. Next, learn how to get in shape for …
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5 Easy Ways to Evaluate Your Hunting Season The following originally appeared in 'Around the Campfire,' TenPoint's Official Newsletter. Every year as a hunter, it is vital that you evaluate your past season and modify or change your tactics to increase your chance of success in the future. Even if you caught up with that …
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The key to the best tasting wild game recipes begins with how we handle our harvests in the field. The faster we get the animal skinned, quartered, home and cooled down, the better the meat will taste. While I primarily hunt for food, I must say I also have memories of the hunt on my …
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Although most of the meals I cook include wild game, I'm always on the prowl for new recipes to try. Bob at MangiaTV sparked my curiosity when he invited me to his Blab session. We chatted about how to handle, care for, and store wild game. He obviously enjoys eating a little as well, because …
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A topic near and dear to my heart is mentoring the next generation. This includes passing down and teaching them life-long traditions. Below is are tips, released by TenPoint Crossbows. Check them out and teach your youngster as well. The Pre-Rut is the Best Time for Young Hunters We all understand the importance of recruiting …
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