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On July 19, 1881, Lakota Sloux Indian Chief Sitting Bull surrendered to US federal troops at Fort Buford in the…
Much of the outdoor world is dominated by single-species pursuits. On the hunting side, this makes sense. After all, if…
North Dakota appears to have completely lost one of its most iconic native species: the greater sage grouse. During this…
Cardio training is something that not every hunter necessarily wants to do, but needs to do. When addressing your aerobic…
Brent took a trip back to college on this episode! After his Kansas coyote hunt with decoy dogs, he sat…
Hosts Janis Putelis, Brody Henderson, and Cory Calkins have one last dispatch before Janis’ big race in the Crazy Mountain…
Editor’s Introductory Note: This article was written by friend of the Blog Patrice Lewis. She is the Editrix of the…
On July 18th, 1914 the US Army Air Service was established, as part of the Signal Corps. Pictured are four…
You can only plant so many food plots and hang so many tree stands or trail cams. Once you check…
Perfect for a summer grill-out, these wild turkey skewers bring together the best of both worlds—sweet and savory. Succulent chunks…