Camping & Survival
Preparing Your Gear for Spring Camping
The weather won’t stop many of us from planning our spring camping trips. To prevent a spring camping disaster, plan now for whatever weather may hit you.
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Archery
Tackling a Turkey Jinx — Broadheads
The weather hadn’t cooperated for the first couple of days, but my southern guide, Jeff, had a few tricks to turn the tide. We headed to a secret spot, a stand of planted pines, and Jeff started talkin’ turkey. Before long, we could hear gobblers headed our way. The pines did not offer much cover and we did not have a choice because the toms were reluctant to come out. We started putting the sneak on the birds to close the distance. After that, we were relying on our camo to tip the scales in our favor. A short time later, I spotted two toms coming through the trees.
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Firearms
Shotgun Myths
When you chamber a shell in an otherwise quiet house, you just gave the intruder two tactically important bits of information. You gave away your location and the fact that you are home.
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Firearms
New Video Crushes Myth About ‘Large-Capacity’ Magazines
A video demonstration conducted under the supervision Sheriff Ken Campbell of Boone County, Indiana, shows that magazine limitations have little or no real effect on a shooter’s ability to deliver aimed fire.
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The Safest Zone is Right Behind Your Gun: Guns Prevent Rape
One in five college women will be raped while attending school. Will call boxes, safe zones, and whistles decrease that number?
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Predator Hunting – A Few Basics
Coyotes are ripe year round. They can devastate local livestock and wildlife during calving season. Calves and fawn are easy prey for a coyote. Just as the deer or elk rut is prime season, late February through early March is the coyote breeding season and the best time to thin the pack.
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.223 Remington for Hogs
We get a ton of questions in our call center. The usual ones involve concerns over how to buy a…Read More >
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Carrying at Work
It ultimately falls on us as citizens choose for ourselves what environments we work in. If you want to carry at work, remember to check your company’s rules to find out when you may or may not carry.
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NRA Live Response to President Obama’s State of the Union Address
Watch Wayne LaPierre’s response to the State of the Union Address live right here
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Archery
Gearing Up for Bowfishing
The weather should just be getting ripe for bowfishing. Never tried it before? Who cares? You get to shoot fish! When bowfishing, the action can be fast and for most shots you will be snap shooting, not aiming. Do not think of a rifle and scope but more of throwing a football. When throwing a football, you just look at the target and let it rip. You’ll want to do the same when bowfishing. When you see your target, pull back and let string go—grip it and rip it style!
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