with Mia Anstine — Encouraging everyone to get outside, hunt, fish, shoot, and savor all life has to offer.
This week at Armed Lutheran Radio I'm on my way to Florida and share some tips for you to have safe travels. Listen up or read on to learn some of the ways you can have a safe, enjoyable travel experience. https://tunein.com/embed/player/t112289569/ According to Denver’s 7 News Crime is up at Denver International Airport compared …
Continue reading "Safe Travels with Mia at ALR"
RMEF Maintains Stance:No Sale or Transfer of Public Lands MISSOULA, Mont.—The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation maintains its long-standing stance in adamantly opposing the sale or transfer of federal lands to states. “We have always been against the sale or transfer of our public lands but now we’re seeing some western state legislatures mulling or taking …
Continue reading "No Sale or Transfer of Public Lands – RMEF"
Each year with the dawning of the New Year, we see hoards of people resolving to be healthy and flocking to the gym. Have you ever wondered how many of them decide to change their lives instead and get active by hiking the hills, carrying a weapon weighing five to ten pounds, in search of …
Continue reading "Hunting Lifestyle Combats Cancer"
One of my very best friends, who I met in college, messaged me the other day asking for advice in regards to purchasing her first gun for concealed carry. Some people had told her that she has to have a revolver because she wouldn't be able to pull back the slide on a semi-automatic handgun. …
Continue reading "She Wants a Revolver or Semi-Auto"
I'm always looking for hacks to make life easier, projects quicker and Christmas more enjoyable here at the ranch. That's why I wanted to share my daughter's idea of a decorated tree, which I actually happen to love! What do antlers have to do with Christmas? Well, said daughter loves antlers because hunting for them …
Continue reading "Quick and Easy Antlered Christmas"
It is time to hunt for fabulous presents for our friends and family who love shooting, hunting, and the great outdoors. Read on, or watch the video below, to get some great ideas, and when you're done, let me know what your gift-giving hits and misses have been. Last year I gave you some ideas …
Continue reading "Fabulous Gifts for Friends who Love Outdoors, Hunting and Firearms"
One of my favorite hunts is that of the "Gray Ghost," more commonly known as the mule deer. I have memories of these elusive kings since the early days of my childhood. The big deer put lots of steaks in the freezer and make tasty jerky or summer sausage. Finding an old guy sometimes offers …
Continue reading "Mule Deer Bucks – Patience Leads to Hunting Success"
Department of Game and Fish resumes stocking winter trout waters SANTA FE – Anglers can catch trout all winter long as the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish has resumed stocking its winter trout waters. Every fall, the department switches from stocking catfish in the summer to trout in the winter at popular fishing …
Continue reading "Stocking of Winter Trout Waters Resumes"
Since a friend asked for advice, and many are trying to fill their freezers, I thought I better revive this old post about how to reduce shooting flinch. Is this something you've ever had an issue with? How did you deal with it? ~Mia In sighting in my Little Gal's rifle for her elk hunt I …
Continue reading "Managing Recoil – How to Reduce Shooting Flinch"
Holiday dinners and get-togethers are right around the corner, which of course, means lots of food. I don't know about you, but one of my favorite things to make this time of year is a fresh duck, goose or turkey. That means we'll be heading afield to harvest birds for dinner. Find a link to …
Continue reading "Protecting Shotguns Afield"
