When thieves and robbers tell their secrets
Tim Lesmeister
January 18, 2022
Answers from criminals to a survey might influence your decision to carry a firearm for personal protection.
Opinion
Much-needed rifle repairs
Mike Raykovicz
January 16, 2022
I can’t understand how anyone could put a fine rifle away without cleaning it or at least giving it a spray with an anti-rust product. Yet, I know guys who, after getting a deer or
Preparing for winter power outages
Dan Ladd
January 16, 2022
One late December morning, my wife Adrienne and I woke up to find the power had gone out. A nasty, over-night windstorm was the culprit. Ours is a log home, and takes a while to
Winter bass fishing can be good
Bill Hilts
January 6, 2022
Some of these same tactics and techniques work in the spring, too, so keep this in mind when April and May roll around.
Ice situation not looking good
Dan Ladd
January 2, 2022
But we’ll be turning the corner on winter before you know it.
Keeping up
Mike Raykovicz
December 27, 2021
Art Buchwald was an American humorist best known for his column that appeared in the Washington Post. Buchwald’s column was published nationwide in over 500 newspapers. I read him regularly and one of his column
The best lessons are learned out-of-doors
Tim Lesmeister
December 23, 2021
From ice auger purchases to makeshift, icy livewells, what 2021 has taught the author.
Winter angling tips for the tributaries
Bill Hilts
December 20, 2021
A ‘green’ Christmas was in the forecast so it might be a good time to sample any fishing gear that you may have received under the tree from jolly ol’ St. Nick.
Another Adirondack deer season comes to a close
Dan Ladd
December 15, 2021
It was sad to see it end and this hunter feels like he left something in the woods.
