The winner will be drawn by Mar 25, 2013.
Happy Hunting!
-Marci
Posted in Contest, Elk, Game, Giveaway, Guns & Rifles, Hunting, Hunting equipment, Hunting Gear, Sweepstakes, Win, tagged contest, elk, giveaway, guns, hunt, hunter, hunting, hunting gear, rifle, rifles, win on February 6, 2013| Leave a Comment »
Posted in Game, Guns & Rifles, Shooting, Skeet, tagged "skeet shooting", game, guns, hunting, shoot, shotgun, skeet on January 30, 2013| Leave a Comment »
It’s time for a break. Let’s go shoot skeet!
See more fun shooting & hunting games at HuntingNet.com
Have fun and Happy Hunting!
– Marci
Posted in Cooking, Deer, Hunting, Recipes, Venison, Wild Game, tagged cooking, deer, hunter, hunting, kitchen, recipe, venison, wild game on January 19, 2013| 1 Comment »
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Venison Lasagna
This is a riff off my mother’s lasagna, and of course, everyone’s mother makes the best lasagna, right? This one is supremely meaty, supremely cheesy. There’s something like 3 pounds of meat and 2 pounds of cheese in this bad boy. But it makes 8-10 servings, so don’t worry about it. This lasagna, like most, reheats well, too.
And of course you can use regular ground beef and pork for this if you don’t have access to venison or wild boar. It’ll be just as good.
Serves 8-10.
Prep Time: 30 minutes
Cook Time: 3 hours
1 pound ground pork or wild boar
2 pounds ground venison or ground beef
1 chopped onion
1 head of garlic, chopped
1 28-ounce can of crushed tomatoes
1 8-ounce can of tomato sauce
1 can of tomato paste
1 cup red wine
1 teaspoon fennel seeds
1/2 teaspoon fennel pollen (optional)
2 tablespoons sugar
1/4 cup chopped fresh basil leaves
2 tablespoons dried oregano
1 15-ounce container of ricotta cheese
1 pound mozzarella cheese, shredded
1 cup grated pecorino cheese
1/2 nutmeg
1/2 cup chopped parsley leaves
12 lasagna noodles
Salt and pepper
Copyright © 2013 Hunter Angler Gardener Cook
For the rest of this amazing recipe by Hank Shaw, visit his website.
Posted in Contest, Game, Giveaway, Guns & Rifles, Hunting, Hunting equipment, Hunting Gear, Shooting, Shooting Gear, Win, tagged contest, game, giveaway, guns, hunt, hunter, hunting, hunting gear, rifle, rifles, shooting, win on January 15, 2013| Leave a Comment »
Posted in Cooking, Deer, Elk, Game, Hunting, Recipes, Wild Game, tagged cooking, deer, elk, game, hunt, hunting, recipes, shooting, venison, wild game on January 7, 2013| Leave a Comment »
Skillet Game Hash
Prepare leftover meat from any big-game roast as a tasty hash.
Serves:4-6
1 quart water
1/2 tsp. salt
1 1/2 pounds potatoes
1 tab butter
2 tabs vegetable oil
1/2 cup chopped onion
2 cups minced or ground cooked big game
1 cup leftover thin game gravy
1/2 tsp. salt
1/4 tsp. dried basil leaves
1/4 tsp. pepper
1/8 tsp. dried thyme leaves
Dash nutmeg
Dash garlic powder
For the rest of this recipe, please visit Big Spur Lodge’s Big Game Recipe page. Thanks!
Copyright © 1997 Dillon Enterprises
Posted in Guns & Rifles, Hunter Education, Hunter Safety, Hunting, Hunting equipment, Hunting Gear, Shooting, Shooting Gear, tagged gun rest, guns, hunt, hunter, hunting, hunting gear, rifle, rifles, safety, shooting on January 3, 2013| Leave a Comment »
Practice uphill and downhill corrections.
I don’t want to get too into posting other people’s articles. But every now and then I run across an article that is just too good to pass up.
10 Ways To Stronger Rifle Field Shooting Positions is full of information and great advice. Well worth the read.
Happy Hunting!
– Marci
By Shawn Carlock
After having spent years in the hunting fields, rifle competitions, and training arenas, I have noted that a high number of missed “field” shots in these conditions were the result of unstable or flat out poor shooting positions. Now, in the areas of hunting, rifle competition, and training, your field shooting position will often be far from ideal. However, there are things you can do to raise your first round hit percentage by improving your shooting position.
1. Get your rifle as close to the ground as possible. The higher your body and your rifle are up in the air, the less stable you typically are. Not all field positions allow you to be right on the dirt, but be there whenever you can. Even if you do not use a bipod on your rifle, simply being prone and unsupported is a better position than sitting, kneeling, or leaning against a tree. The closer you and your rifle are to the dirt, the more stable you will be. Now, getting low may not always be possible, so be prepared for other unique field shooting positions, but try to stay low whenever possible.
Posted in First Aid, Hunter Education, Hunter Safety, Hunting, Hunting Gear, Medical, Women Hunters, tagged alaksa, female, first aid, hunt, hunter, hunting, hunting gear, safety, wilderness, women on January 1, 2013| Leave a Comment »
Accidents and injuries happen and when we are out in the wilderness hunting and help is not right around the corner, it becomes particularly important to have the right tools for handling injuries and know what to do with them.
Meet Dr. Julia Heinz. She lives in Alaska and has been hunting all her life. She’s put together a really nice article, OutdoorMed: Wilderness Aid, that is simple and easy to understand. She shows what you need to put in your emergency kit and how to use these items.
I love that Julia is BOTH a doctor and a hunter. She seems like an awesome person and her website is definitely worth checking out: WomenHuntingAlaska.com. Check it out!!
Happy Hunting!
– Marci
Posted in Deer, Elk, Guns & Rifles, Hunter Education, Hunter Safety, Hunting, Shooting, Whitetail Deer, tagged deer, elk, guns, hunt, hunter, hunter education, hunting, rifle, rifles, safety, shooting on December 21, 2012| Leave a Comment »
When it comes to learning, games and interactive media are wonderful! Computers and the internet have made learning many new things fun rather than grueling. Hunting education and safety are now easier than ever as well as fun!
When hunting, we tend to get excited when we have an animal in our sights. But just because they’re in your sights doesn’t mean you should pull the trigger. When IS the correct time to pull the trigger? What is a good angle and what is a bad angle? If you pull the trigger, is the animal going to fall down dead because it was a good shot, or is it going to run away hurt?
The interactive game, Shoot or Don’t Shoot, is a good way to learn if you should shoot or not shoot a deer depending on the angle it is at or what is between you and the deer. Brought to you buy the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, this is a wonderful interactive learning exercise that is very educational and useable.
Happy Hunting!
– Marci