Introduction It is no secret that many of us today live in a relatively easy life. We interact with many time/labor saving conveniences that we begin to take things for granted. Not only does the human body/mind biologically gravitate towards taking the path of least resistance, but many of our modern economies tend to lean […]
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Introduction Over the past few years there has been a shift in the conservation/sustainability world. Many are starting to shift their mindset away from previously conceived notions regarding the environmental impact of raising livestock across the United States. Many people have moving their diets away from red meat as to do their part in helping
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Introduction This week was the start of my states general firearm deer season. I was one of the many hunters flocking to public land in the brisk hours of the morning in hopes to see some deer activity. I ended up seeing many does (female deer) during my 12 hours in the field, but no
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Introduction It is now that time of the year where the garden looks barren and all you can see are the ghosts of what once was. It is a sad sight to see, but it is fun to reflect on how the season went and what you would do different next year. Without some type
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Introduction For many hunters across the lower 48, the fall hunting season is what everyone seems to be waiting for. You have a diverse range of options when it comes to what you are able to hunt, ranging from deer, doves, ducks and more. One of the most beloved upland bird species people love to
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Introduction One of the most challenging things I find myself encountering during the fall and winter months is figuring out how to stay warm outside. I find this challenging because I am very active and spend a lot of time outside doing one of my many hobbies such as fishing, hunting, gardening, etc. Staying active
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Introduction This past week I decided to take a break from my creative pursuits and consume some content rather than create. While browsing through YouTube, I stumbled across a documentary titled Seed: The Untold Story. I decided to give it a try and watched the entire documentary. Within the documentary they discussed how big agricultural
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Introduction As some of you may know, I recently posted about harvesting my first deer just last week and how the whole experience was for me. One of the things that I didn’t cover was the diversity in whitetail hunter’s ethics and perspective(s) on what is considered wasteful and what is considered to be part
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Introduction Many people remember harvesting their first deer; it is just one of those memories that sticks with you for a long time. It is typically bittersweet and an experience like no other. It requires a relatively high amount of determination and grit to get through. This is because most deer rifle seasons fall into
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Introduction Our ancestors have used stone tools longer than any other type of tool to date. I cover the history of stone tool use throughout human history and across many different continents in a brief blog which I will link here if you are curious or need to more clarification. Even though many people are
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