Once the hunt is over and the tag is on your animal, or once the fish is on your line and in your cooler, the objective changes. There is certainly a large element of sport to hunting and fishing, it's a lifestyle that is enjoyed by millions of Americans. However, there is another facet to hunting and fishing, and that's the food. Long before people hunted and fished for fun, they did it for subsistence. In the last decade, or so, the outdoor lifestyles of hunting and fishing have seen many newcomers in part due to a wave of people that want to get back to their roots and have a closer connection to their food. It's less about the sport and more about the food.

Hunting and fishing are more than just hobbies, they provide an excellent opportunity for people to put fresh protein on the table and in the freezer. Fishing, in particular, offers year round opportunities for the willing to get out, toss a line and bring home some dinner. The cost of a fishing license is different in every state, however, it's safe to say that for $100 or less in every state across the country you can pick up an annual fishing license and cast a line for fun or for subsistence.

It's a milestone and we're ready to celebrate! For 30 years, Hi Mountain Seasonings has been creating skillfully blended seasonings to elevate the flavor of the food that graces tables across the country. In 2015 alone, Hi Mountain Seasonings shipped enough seasoning and jerky kits to season more than 50 million pounds of meat and that number has continued to increase every year since. Brian Tucker, National Sales Manager for Hi Mountain Seasonings, joins The Revolution this week to talk about this big anniversary, plus he'll talk spring turkey hunting and different ways to prepare and use the meat.

ATV's and Side-by-Sides aren't just strictly for utility or sport purposes anymore, they have to blend to cater to a wide variety of users. The field of users is growing exponentially and manufacturers like Yamaha have had to identify the new purposes for these vehicles, the wants and needs of the drivers and then blend all of those factors together into a design that meets the demand of all users. Scott Newby is Yamaha's ATV & Side-by-Side Senior Communications Specialist and he joins The Revolution this week to talk about the soaring popularity of ATV and Side-by-Side ownership, the innovation that comes with that kind of booming interest in the recreational market and how safety and sustainability remain top focuses as more riders come into the fold.