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Sherri’s Corner – Red Pepper Mozza Backstrap Recipe
Ingredients: 1 backstrap ( I used one from my whitetail buck) 1 red pepper 1 yellow Pepper 1 brick of mozza cheese 1 lb of bacon To taste: Red chili pepper flakes, garlic salt pepper Have the backstrap fully thawed, Slice up the peppers and cut cheese into strips Make a slit in the back […]
Read More » | March 25, 2016 |
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A Dad’s Perspective on Raising a Future Queen of Camo
My name is Steve from Groves, Texas. I have hunting with my family since I was 6 years old. Hunting as a child I learned the ins and outs of what you needed to know to be successful in the field. I started guiding waterfowl hunts in 1992, and had the opportunity to hunt many […]
Read More » | March 23, 2016 |
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Kelly’s Story – Nocked and Hooked
Ever since I was a little girl I have always been obsessed with nature and exploring the great outdoors. There was just always something inside me that was sparked by watching butterflies flit from flower to flower, or listening to the different songs birds sing, or even so simply as studying squirrels gather their food […]
Amber’s Corner – When It Comes to Waterfowl Hunting it’s Quantity Over Quality
Waterfowling is a magnificent sport that takes a lot of devoted time and dedication. Every hunt is different and either yields good or bad results. But each time you take the things you did wrong and change them in hopes that the next time will bring better luck. Birds are very intelligent, so staying a step […]
Read More » | March 19, 2016 |
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Amber’s Corner – Opening Day Teal Season
Teal season was among us and we were running out of options of places to hunt that morning due to the number of birds being very sparse. We scouted all of our old spots and could not seem to find enough birds to fill our straps. East Texas is usually warm enough during teal season […]
Read More » | March 17, 2016 |
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Wild Game Recipes – Squirrel Sauce Piquante
2-3 squirrels, quartered 1 large onion, finely chopped 1 green bell pepper, finely chopped 1 red bell pepper, finely chopped 3-4 stalks of celery, finely chopped 1/2 cup cooking oil 1 tablespoon flour 1 small can tomato sauce 1 can Rotel tomatoes-mild or hot 3-4 bay leaves Water Salt and pepper to taste Salt and […]
Catrina’s Corner – Story of a Near Bust
Probably one of the most intense moments I have had while out hunting is probably during the 2012 season.So here is the story……. It was early muzzleloader season and the rut was just getting started. , I was sitting in the stand watching a doe and fawn feed in a clover plot, I had been watching them for […]
A Husband’s Perspective – Gene Explains Being Married to a Queen of Camo
My wife has been hunting since she could sludge thru the central PA snow where she grew up. We have always enjoyed hunting together and a couple years back decided to start filming our hunts. As you know it’s not the easiest thing to do especially while bow hunting! Add in our green factor and […]
Meet Queen Brooke – A Colorado, Camo Life
Hi there my name is Brooke, and I am small town girl from Colorado. The outdoors is my passion. Whether it’s fishing,hunting,fourwheeling, camping,working, studying or just being outside I am so thankful to have grown up surrounded by beautiful mountains and wildlife. Over the years the outdoors has become my life! I spend every minute […]
Sherri’s Corner – Hard Water Happiness
Patience is definitely an asset if ice fishing is one of your hobbies! January 2nd 2016 was the first day I got out ice fishing this year (Not bad for it only being 2 days in!) The weather was perfect with full sun and a slight breeze. I went with 3 friends who I don’t […]