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  • The Passing of a Bowhunting Legend

    September 2, 2026
    Dave Barus
    The Passing of a Bowhunting Legend
    Harvard F. “Harv” Ebers, 91, early founder in the prinicples to help build Pope & Young, passed away Aug. 26, 2026. In 2021, he was inducted into both the Pope & Young Hall of Fame and the North America Bow Hunters Hall of Fame. He will be missed. In a recent message from ...
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  • Is Forward Facing Sonar Creating a Technology Divide?

    September 1, 2026
    Dave Barus
    Is Forward Facing Sonar Creating a Technology Divide?
    Garmin, Lowrance and Humminbird manufacture Traditional Sonar as well as Foward Facing Sonar (FFS) units. Are Anglers Developing FFS Fear Factor Issues? When FFS is allowed in tournaments, do some anglers consider these “pay to win” events? By Forrest Fisher There are many examples over what appears to be a technology debate and grassroots ...
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  • Keep an Eye on Our Trees This Year

    August 29, 2026
    Dave Barus
    Keep an Eye on Our Trees This Year
    Watch for Invasive Beetles The Asian long-horned beetle attacks many hardwoods, especially in the northeast, including maple, birch, elm, poplar, willow, and ash. Most invasive insects are first discovered by ordinary citizens—not scientists. By Forrest Fisher By August and into September, most outdoorsmen and women are focused on late-summer fishing, scouting for deer season, ...
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  • A Walleye Wake-Up Call – It’s About Your Freezer

    August 29, 2026
    Dave Barus
    A Walleye Wake-Up Call - It's About Your Freezer
    Mental notes don’t belong in the freezer. We counted 24 vacuum-packed bags of crappie and walleye, most from the past couple of years. Instant Pot Walleye Chowder to save the bounty of a forgotten catch in the freezer. By Forrest Fisher Mental notes are wonderful things—until you forget where you put them. I ...
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  • Deer Tick Explosion – Understanding the Whole Lyme Disease Problem

    August 29, 2026
    Dave Barus
    Deer Tick Explosion - Understanding the Whole Lyme Disease Problem
    Deer only help sustain tick populations, they are not the source of Lyme disease – they are only a host to adult deer ticks There is a bigger mouse–tick connection that everyone should know more about. Lyme disease bacterium, Borrelia burgdorferi – and protecting yourself.  By Forrest Fisher Across the country, many homeowners – ...
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  • Across the Next Cast – Bobbers and Worms

    August 29, 2026
    Dave Barus
    Across the Next Cast - Bobbers and Worms
    One Pfleuger steel fishing rod, one shiny level-wind Bronson reel filled with solid black Gudebrod braided line. One hook on the end, a sinker a foot above it, a bobber somewhere above that. Somehow, we caught plenty of fish! That’s only part of the story. By Forrest Fisher I was four years old when ...
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  • CMP Talladega Marksmanship Park – “THE HOME OF MARKSMANSHIP”

    July 1, 2026
    Dave Barus
    The CMP Talladega Marksmanship Park – “THE HOME OF MARKSMANSHIP” – is where responsible firearm ownership, safety instruction and accuracy training reside inside a beautiful 500-acre facility. The CMP Talladega Marksmanship Park offers a variety of opportunities for firearm owners of all interests and skill levels.. The park prides itself on its ...
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  • The Sun is Coming Up in the Morning

    July 1, 2026
    Larry Whiteley
    The Sun is Coming Up in the Morning
    Keep moving forward even when facing challenges. A beautiful sunrise can jump start your day. Take a picture of the sunrise and enjoy it again later. By Larry Whiteley I woke up early the other morning. It was still dark outside. I lay there thinking about what I would do that day. I ...
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  • Gifts of Immeasurable Value

    June 6, 2026
    Dave Barus
    Gifts of Immeasurable Value
    Jeremiah had accumulated a lot of outdoor gear over the years. A few weeks later, the pastor came to them at church… By Larry Whiteley His name is Jeremiah. He lives alone in the house that he and his wife built in the 1970s. His wife passed away a few years ago. Their ...
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  • Tarpon at Sunrise: Boca Grande Pass

    May 10, 2026
    Dave Barus
    Tarpon at Sunrise: Boca Grande Pass
    Boca Grande Pass is widely known as the tarpon fishing capital of the world. We ran the beaches, circled Cayo Costa, thru Captiva Pass, back to the beach – and there they were! The action was steady, intense, and unforgettable. By Forrest Fisher Daybreak comes softly along Florida’s Gulf Coast, but on this particular ...
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  • God, Grit and the Great Outdoors

    April 22, 2026
    Dave Barus
    The outdoors is a place where conversations with the Creator come naturally. If you find your “church” in a duck blind, a bass boat, or a deer stand, this podcast speaks your language. The spirit behind the Christian Outdoors Podcast can bring you to a new home.  By Forrest Fisher There’s something about the ...
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  • One Reel. One Rod. Any Saltwater Fish – THAT’S FUN!

    April 1, 2026
    Dave Barus
    One Reel. One Rod. Any Saltwater Fish – THAT’S FUN!
    The Ultimate Inshore Saltwater Setup SEVIIN GW4000, St. Croix AVID series 7-foot Rod. By Forrest Fisher In saltwater fishing, anything can happen. We fish Charlotte Harbor, Florida, where a wide selection of fish species thrives. Especially known as the Tarpon Capital of the world, charter captains and recreational anglers are busy all year ...
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