Miscellaneous Outdoor Rubbish
If you’re ever sitting around an evening campfire and enjoying a cold beverage with friends after a long day of fishing or hunting, bring up the topic of performance coolers. Then sit back and watch the opinions fly and possible arguments begin. It seems some folks feel they are a waste of money while others … Continue reading One Cool Cooler (Orion Coolers)
Public lands are under attack by our illustrious government and hunters & anglers need to take action now. Contact your elected officials NOW and let them know you oppose the sale of public lands. You can use this link and it'll take you to the Backcountry Hunters & Anglers' website and it will help you … Continue reading Take Action! Oppose Public Land Sales & Conservation Roll-Backs in the Budget Reconciliation Bill
By Kenneth C Olson (posthumously) -The following memoir was written by my late father, who we lost to cancer in March of 2021. He wrote it in the winter of 1997 for a small newsletter I was editor of at the time, and I recently came across old issues of said newsletter. My father and … Continue reading Robin Hood Heroes
It was the mid 1990’s and the sign pointing the way to the archery shoot was too much for me to bare. Temptation and curiosity had made its way into my psyche, and I couldn’t resist. Having just purchased a new longbow, I was anxious to shoot it and trying a 3-D shoot seemed like … Continue reading Friends & Foam…Why You Should Consider Attending 3-D Shoots
Again, here is another fictional bowhunting tale that I wrote many years ago. I wrote it when I was still in my twenties. Needless to say growing old means something totally different to me now in my early fifties, than it did back then. However, I think the younger me had a good grasp on … Continue reading The Bitter Cold
Author's Note...The following story was written what seems like many, many years ago. It is still one of my favorite pieces, if I do say so myself, and holds a special place in my heart. Not only is it about a subject near and dear to my heart, but it was also the story … Continue reading Jacob