Summer is here and when it's hot outside I usually look for simple, fast, and healthy meals. I really love this veggie skillet and it’s an excellent way to use wild game! I happened to use chicken breast from meat chickens that we raised last year but it’s equally as good with chicken, wild turkey, or your choice of any wild game meat. Cook Time: 45 minutes Serves: 2-3 1.5 lbs meat of your choice 2 sweet potatoes 1 yellow onion 2 green peppers 1 package mushrooms 1 package be

Cleaning your firearm is an essential part of firearm ownership and is an important part of maintaining the quality overtime. During our spring bear season in Idaho, I hunted with my Tikka .243 and since it was unusually rainy and muddy, my gun definitely needed some TLC after season closed. Not to mention, after a successful hunt, carrying and dragging a muddy and bloody bear left my rifle with a lot more dirt and grime than I'd like to ever see on it. Fortunately, I recentl

In my hometown in Northern California, I don’t have to drive very far to throw a line out a line, and I have so many great areas to fish! I love to fish in lakes, rivers, and creeks and catch trout, bass, and salmon. For the best flavor, it's important to properly care for the fish after catching them. As for cooking, below are a couple of simple recipes for fried fish. And by simple, I mean not "fancy" cooking! I’ve eaten fish many ways and to me, you just can’t beat perfect

Spring for hunters is a time to hunt turkey and for many, to prepare for chasing black bears as they emerge from their dens from the winter. Many people wonder why one would want to hunt black bears. According to the Canadian department of the interior, there are approximately 900,000 in North America, 500,000 of them in the wilderness in Canada. Bears are omnivorous but are a predator who often are associated with human/bear contacts in mountain cities in Colorado and other