Whether you’re an experienced archery hunter or just getting into the sport, we all find ourselves wondering what type of hunting tip we should use from time to time. I typically reconsider which head to use every few years because I like to switch things up here and there.
If you work with agriculture, chances are, you already know that growing crops isn’t just a one-season job. While you may be familiar with the need to get your soil in prime condition for the growing period, did you know that it’s just as important to care for your soil after your harvest?
If you’re like many home cooks, your meals have involved a number of sauces over the years. But are you aware that you’re probably using some of the famous “mother sauces”? The term mother sauces was coined by a chef named Auguste Escoffier in the nineteenth century. Escoffier came up with this system to describe sauces that serve as the foundation for numerous dishes.
I have been shooting guns all my life. I started shooting at the young age of 5 years old using a Rugar 10/22 to shoot pop cans and prairie dogs. As a young child the type of scope I used didn’t matter. I just needed to be able to see the retical and see the object I was wanting to shoot.
With an increasing appreciation for nature and concerns that current human actions are significantly harming the environment, regenerative farming has seen an increase in practitioners over the last few years. If you’re not familiar with regenerative farming (also called regenerative agriculture), this practice refers to what Regeneration International calls “farming and grazing practices that . . . reverse climate change by rebuilding soil organic matter and restoring degraded soil biodiversity, resulting in both carbon drawdown and improving the water cycle.”
For non-hunters, the thought of hunting doesn’t immediately bring to mind conservation work. Historically, however, hunters have provided both funds and direct efforts to helps support wildlife and conservation efforts around the country. Many people are surprised to learn that hunters provide the largest portion of wildlife conservation funding compared to any other demographic in the States.
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