POST FALLS, IDAHO– Buck Knives has added to its family of safe, reliable knives that meet the needs and desires of those who enjoy outdoor adventures with the new Model 770 FlashPoint folder. Using Buck’s SafeSpinTM technology, the slide-lock action is easy to open with…
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WASHINGTON –Today, 69 sportsmen-focused businesses and groups in Colorado delivered a strongly worded letter to U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack urging his commitment to the natural resources and fish and wildlife habitat found in the state’s national forest roadless areas, the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership…
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Minneapolis, Minn. (July 13, 2011) – Liddle Marketing Company is pleased to announce the next TESTRIDE™ stop will be in conjunction with the Stearns County Fair in Sauk Centre, Minnesota. The public is invited to attend on Saturday, July 30th, from 10 a.m. to 3…
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HARLAN – The process of draining Prairie Rose Lake ahead of the $3 million restoration project will begin early next week. Once the water control gate is opened, the water level will fall about three feet per week, until the lake is completely drained sometime…
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There are few things more frusterating in the outdoors than trying to start a decent fire in the middle of a serious downpour. This tip will help you make cheap and effective waterproof firestarters using only supplies found around your house. First you have to take a…
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Boating safety takes many forms. For example, the U.S. Coast Guard® recommends everyone aboard a recreational boat wear a personal flotation device at all times. The introduction of compact PFDs has been beneficial in increasing this safety practice among America’s boating public. Another example is…
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Canvas Care 101 Marine canvas protects our boats from the sun’s brutality, rain, bird droppings and sundry other evils, as well as shielding us from the elements while we’re embracing the boating lifestyle. As with everything else associated with owning a boat, marine canvas requires…
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When it’s time for a new outboard, bigger isn’t necessarily better; you have to match the outboard to the way you use your boat, your budget, the size and type of boat; and the vessel’s weight and horsepower capacities. Horsepower Ratings – Not Quite 20’…
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Battery Installation: Put ‘Em In & Charge ‘Em Up As we discussed in Part 1 of “Battery Tech,” choosing the right battery for the job is very important. However, boaters should pay an equal amount of attention to how batteries are mounted in the boat…
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Boat Batteries – The Technical Details Although your boat uses a gasoline engine for its primary propulsion, without ample electricity, that outboard is pretty much out of business. Let’s tackle a fistful of the most common boat battery-related topics. To keep things simple, we’ll discuss…
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