Category Archives: DIY
The Apex Varmint – Hunting The World’s Smartest Pest
Now You See Me, Now You Don’t
Let’s have a quick chat about camouflage. I think just about everyone likes to talk about camo, it’s like trading cards for grown ups. Let’s be honest, how many have you agonized over comparison photos or effectiveness trials of your favorite patterns? Now we can all argue and debate what’s the best but at theContinue reading “Now You See Me, Now You Don’t”
Preparing For The Unexpected: The Bug-Out Bag
Authored by Emma Suttie D.Ac, AP via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), It’s the middle of the night. You wake from a deep sleep and smell smoke. When you come to, you see flames in the next room and realize your house is on fire. This is just one of many scenarios that can happen—atContinue reading “Preparing For The Unexpected: The Bug-Out Bag”
Backpacking: Get wet
No, not like that you degenerates, foul weather. Now that you’ve finally left your house and are out backpacking, camping, hiking etc you will need to consider foul weather or rain gear. This would be part of the planning process to begin with, as you’ll want it to balance with your area, situation and type ofContinue reading “Backpacking: Get wet”
Let’s Make a Kid Carrier
I have wanted one of those kid carrying backpacks for a while, but I’m also not about to drop $200 on something that I might only use a handful of times. So being the cheapskate that I am I made a kid carrier for our most recent trip. I used an ALICE pack frame andContinue reading “Let’s Make a Kid Carrier”
No Luck With Deer Yet
No luck yet. Trying to get some of the boys their first deer. It’s been very warm and dry so far making it very difficult.
Food for Thought: Terrain Consideration
Know your area.The lower or inland regions of California are mostly hills covered in low grass and scrub brush and dry, rocky desert effectively. Very wide open affairs most of the time. But in the mountains or higher areas its chaparral. If you’re not familiar with it it is very dense high brush and lowerContinue reading “Food for Thought: Terrain Consideration”
Squirrel Season 2024
It has been a great season. Not the best year I’ve had but pretty good, and a lot of fun. Those above made 50 for the season. I am thinking I may just close the season down with 50 this year. Not need to be greedy. The nice weather, the orange and yellow trees andContinue reading “Squirrel Season 2024”
Concealed Carry Class: A Women’s Perspective
When my husband (Duncan) first proposed the idea of me taking our states carry class, I was kind of unsure.
Scattered Shots 