I’ve learned that success is very dependent on the types of people you surround yourself with. Ultimately though, it’s solely up to you!
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What a Beautiful Scene. With a Little Effort it Could be You.
As I scroll through my social media feeds I am seeing a ton of post’s from individuals who are already wishing their deer or elk season was upon them. While big game seasons in the fall are my favorite there are way too many opportunities out there the other 9-10 months of the year to be wishing them away. If you’re not capitalizing on all the year round adventures we’ve been blessed with then you should reconsider your strategy.
One of the Latest Offerings From Danner, Gila, Caters to the Mobile Hunter.
At the 2017 ATA show I stopped by the Danner Boots display to see what they had in the works. One of the boots I was drawn to was the Gila. I don’t know if it was because the boot simply looked solid, appeared as a lightweight hiking boot allowing for excellent mobility, or the recent addition of the Sitka Subalpine camo pattern. Either way, I wanted a pair. Unfortunately they weren’t available at the time but finally this past fall I was able to get my hands on a pair and boy was I glad I did! Continue Reading…
Start or continue training hard now and you will be happy in three months…
…but imagine how you’ll feel when you tag out!!!!
Think You Don’t Need Strong Legs? Try Taking a Frigid Spill In the Backcountry. (photocourtesy of trader-inc.com)
I had a strength coach back in college that absolutely loved making us do lunges. Of course, with 225 lbs on our backs we dreaded them. I did them because he said if we wanted to be faster and stronger we needed too. As soon as my football days were over it was a long time before I ever considered doing a lunge. When I got serious again about my physical performance though it didn’t take long for me to incorporate them back into my fitness regimen. Continue Reading…
Simple but true. Make the best of the day you’ve been given.
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The most quintessential reason we hunt is for sustenance. There are many other reasons and benefits but really the only reason you’re able to sit there and read this article is someone years and years and even a few more years ago killed something and ate it. The good news is whether we kill something or not, we’re likely not to starve to death. However inside many of us there is an urge to provide protein for ourselves, families, and friends. In the spirit of just that you probably want it to taste good. I actually do a ton of cooking around my house and most of it consists of wild game and veggies so I’m always on the lookout for something to give my culinary skills a boost. Through my research along with some trial and error I found Miley Brands Grill Rubs and Spices. Continue Reading…
To continue the motivational theme…you’re not going to be any more prepared for next hunting season than you are now if you don’t get off your butt! Decide now or be mad at yourself later!
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Have You Given HIIT a Try Recently (photo courtesy of fitelicious.com)?
In an attempt to come up with a catchy title I wanted make sure I clarified what HIIT is. The acronym stands for high intensity interval training, which means you do an exercise at a very high intensity level for a time period followed by a lower intensity activity (active resting) for a period of time then repeat. It’s a topic that’s been talked about here on huntingfit.com but I wanted to take another look at it and see how it can benefit you. Continue Reading…
For those of you not familiar with goHUNT.com it’s a tremendous resource for us hunters. They provide a plethora of articles ranging from current hunting issues and trends, memorable hunting experiences and thoughts, tips and how too, and even some interesting videos. Continue Reading…
