When I read a review on a knife or a blade of any sort, I want to know that it’s going to cut ‘like buttah’. Don’t you? That’s exactly what discovered when I used the Knives of Alaska Pronghorn Knife last year. Yes, I realize I have been a schmuck…
Author: <span>Albert Quackenbush</span>
Quacky’s Chunks O’gold! 2lbs venison chunk meat (stew meat in bite size pieces)1 cup molasses1/4 cup sesame seed oil2 cups water1 tablespoon of sea salt (more or less to taste)Optional – 1/4 cup lime juice if meat is too tough. This will help tenderize it a bit. Combine all ingredients…
DIYbowhunter.com Pro Staffers Strike Early! Congratulations go out to Team DIY for striking early and taking down some awesome animals already this season. All three of my friends have struck gold this season. I guess it’s my turn now. Great job guys! DIYbowhunter.com Pro Staffer Nathan Welsh with his 2011…
Archery – The Ultimate Tension Reliever Stress is something that hits all of us. While I haven’t been stressed or even felt remotely tense this last week, I did get sick with a cold for a few days and didn’t make it to the gym. I was bummed because I…
Product Review: KoolerGel™ The thermometer read 106 degrees last weekend and we were dead smack in the middle of archery bear season. If I was fortunate enough to kill a bear I was going to be pressed for time to get it cooled down. When you hunt and kill an…
The Bear Woods Has Promise Headaches and sore throats have been trying to keep me from posting this entry. I wanted to get this posted yesterday, but my annual day of feeling sick (I don’t get sick very often) hit my like a 2×4 over my left eye. THWACK! I…
Bear Hunting – Going As Slow As Molasses Archery bear season is here and yet again, I have yet to be out hunting it. Basically, all of the guys I normally go hunting with are hunting other places (which is awesome) or can’t go on a Saturday afternoon. It’s a…
Product Review: BearVault BV500 – Bear Resistant Canister Picnic baskets. Coolers. Tents. Bears love to get into each and every one of them. Whether out of curiosity or in their search for food, they tear them open and usually destroy them to get at the contents. If you are going…
Improving Your Fitness For Hunting Season Back in January, I never thought I’d be where I am today fitness-wise. If you’ve read my blog, you know that I have dropped a significant amount of body fat, increased my cardio to an all-time high and got my body much leaner than…
A Rough Weekend Healed By Target Practice Getting together with my hunting partner has been incredibly tough for the past month. It’s not that we didn’t try, but with he planning his wedding and me busy with a million-and-one other things, you can imagine how frustrating it’s been to not…
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