The Journey is the Success
by Trent Marsh
Have you ever heard cops or military folks talk about how bad structure clearing sucks? Did you wonder why they were complaining so much about something that looks pretty straightforward on TV or in movies?
I spent a couple days learning the ins and outs of structure clearing, and let me tell you, as bad as you may think they have made it sound, it is so much worse than that.
Let me tell you why.
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I’m not big on resolutions. Mostly because they never seem to stick, for me or anyone else. That said, I do try to be mindful of ways I can be better, and while I do that all year, the new year offers a good opportunity to take stock of things and set goals for the coming year, which is really all a resolution is.
So, if you enjoy hunting, shooting, or fishing, now is a good time to set goals or make resolutions for the 2024.
Here are a few suggestions.
[Read more…] about Resolutions for Hunter, Shooters, and Anglersby Trent Marsh
Shopping for the shooter, hunter, or angler on your list isn’t easy. They may hate some of the items on this list. But they might love them too.
Anyone that hunts, fishes, or shoots can be pretty particular about their gear. Maybe they really appreciate getting new items, or maybe they hate it and just want the things they know they like. I can’t tell you which type of person you are shopping for, but I can tell you that I’ve put hands on all of these items, like them, and in many cases, have adopted them as gear I use frequently.
So, without further delay, here’s the Tag Soup shooting, hunting, fishing, and outdoor gift guide!
[Read more…] about The 2023 Tag Soup Shooting, Hunting, and Fishing Gift Guideby Trent Marsh
Trapping is easier than you think.
Have you seen your turkey numbers decline, and sign of raccoons taking over your deer feeders? Are you seeing too many coyotes on your trail cameras? Do you keep chickens and keep losing a hen or two to a four-legged predator?
You may want to consider getting into trapping, and the truth is, it’s way easier than you think. Here’s how I started, and how you can make plans to do the same this fall and winter.
[Read more…] about Trapping for Habitat Managementby Alan Clemons
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I don’t know of anyone who enjoys having cold feet, which is why I’m always looking for the best socks for winter to keep my dogs warm. Whether I’m sipping coffee and working at my home office or on a trail in my Hoka Speedgoats, I typically am wearing Swiftwick merino socks and my OluKai slippers.