Do you think that you work hard? Try being a propeller for a day, swirling in circles for hours on end in nasty, weed-infested water, plowing blindly through mud and muck, grinding away over gravel, then whacking the occasional rock or deadhead – now that’s…
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Step Away from the Lawn Mower It’s time to put your boat in the water! Recommissioning – taking your boat out of mothballs after a long period of inactivity is an exercise involving attention to detail – a lot of details, actually. The time and…
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Cardiovascular fitness is the most important element of deer or elk hunting Out West, and especially elk hunting. The reason is because sometimes when you chase elk, you literally must chase elk. I’ll offer up some suggestions for getting your heart and lungs ready for…
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Pumps and buckets are always a great way to pitch water out of your boat. But the easiest trick in the book to remove water from your boat is to drive it down the lake. If your boat has a drain plug and a smooth…
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Keep a shammy cloth available on your boat at all times. Besides drying items, this material is excellent for plugging small holes in a boat bottom. This trick saved me and my boat on an icy duck hunt last year after an encounter with a…
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Expands Sports Nutrition Options for Serious Endurance Athletes May 16, 2011, Berkeley, CA – GU Energy Labs, creators of the original sports energy gel, today announced the introduction of Chocolate Raspberry Roctane – an important addition to the GU line of ultra endurance energy gels.…
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When we think of hunting in bad weather, we tend to think of extreme cold, strong winds, and freezing rain. The other side of that equation is stifling heat, dehydrating extremes, or high altitudes. Either way you look at it, we have to consider the…
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You’re flying across open, turquoise water, the skin on your face rippling, tears streaming from the corner of each eye. The speed is intense, as is the salty spray coming up from the bow, which barely glances the water at over 100 mph. Where are…
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In my 50 years of life I have owned at least 30 pairs of binoculars, 50 or more scopes and at least a dozen spotting scopes. That alone gives me enough experience to feel comfortable about voicing an opinion on Vanguard’s latest arrival on…
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RALEIGH, N.C. – The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has completed renovations to the Castle Hayne Boating Access Area, which is now open to the public. Renovations include a paved parking lot, new docks and ramps and a new fishing pier. The renovated site was paid…
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