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How do you balance your passion for the outdoors with your everyday life responsibilities of work, family and more? Eva Shockey Brent is trying to navigate those same circumstances in a brand new show called “My Outdoor Family” on Outdoor Channel, Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. She joins The Revolution this week to talk about the new show, provide an inside look at her life and explain how she juggles her outdoor passions with her family and career commitments.
CatDaddy is the guide and head honcho at CatDaddy’s Catfishing Adventures and he’s ready to smash the bluecats! With an excess of water that is being released on a home body of water, CatDaddy says he’s ready to take advantage of the action in the spillway below. Because of the fast moving water, bait fish get banged up and knocked out, CatDaddy says. This presents a prime opportunity for hungry bluecats to cash in on an easy meal, it also presents a prime opportunity for anglers looking to hook up with big ol’ blues!
1. SCOUT: Coyote hunters that are consistently successful scout first and count their pelts later. While there is an overwhelming amount of coyotes that roam the landscape across the country, not every area will have coyotes and even the best callers can’t call in coyotes that just aren’t there. So, before you go out and waste your time on an unsuccessful stand, first scout and look for scat, tracks and kill sites. When you find a place that is holding coyotes, take note of ideal stand locations and look for the best approach.
Are you an upland hunter? If so, more than likely you have your sights set on hunting ringneck powerhouse states like South Dakota, North Dakota, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, Kansas and others. Load up the dogs, stock up on shells and don’t forget your orange - it’s time to get after that bag limit. The birds are wily, the flush is addictive and the onus is on hunters to figure out the escape tactics that the birds will likely use before they can exploit them and disappear. Check out these quick tips to bag more ringnecks this hunting season.
The new 2020 Ford Super Duty is putting out some seriously impressive numbers when it comes to performance and capability. Tom Somerville, Super Duty Brand Manager at Ford Motor Company, joins us this week with a look at the impressive way Ford is kicking off the next decade in the 2020 Ford Super Duty lineup. Notably, the 2020 Ford Super Duty has wasted no time setting the bar with six impressive best-in-class titles for heavy-duty pickup trucks. The 2020 Super Duty gets best-in-class maximum available diesel gooseneck towing of up to 37,000 pounds, best-in-class maximum available diesel fifth-wheel towing of 32,500 pounds and best-in-class maximum available diesel conventional towing of 24,200 pounds.
More off-road capability is always a good thing! Listen in to The Revolution this week as Steve Nessl, Yamaha Motorsports Marketing Manager, joins The Revolution to talk about the new 2020 XT-R Edition ATV’s and Side-by-Sides with exclusive features. He’ll also talk customizing your Yamaha vehicle with timely accessories and the importance of preventative maintenance to get the most out of your machines. Tune in!
Conservation is an important issue. Science based, meaningful conservation efforts will continue to shape the way our natural world looks forever. For hunters, conservation is paramount as the species we hunt and admire depend on healthy habitats and ecosystems in order to sustain population numbers. Over time there have been the highest of highest and lowest of lows for animals and habitat at the hands of man. Some animals have been pushed beyond the brink and into extinction by humans, and yet others have been brought back to a place where they are not only surviving, but thriving today.
he arctic blast that’s wrapped its icy fingers around a good portion of the country in the past week is also responsible for plummeting water temperatures and slowing down the fish that call those waters home. This week on The Revolution, resident catfishing expert CatDaddy stops by with an analysis of the catfishing action right now and how to target cool water blue cats.
It’s time to open your mind to new experiences and your taste buds to new cuisine. Scott Leysath, The Sporting Chef, is a wild game wizard and can make any of your fish and wild game catches or kills taste delicious. But what about those marginal or exotic animals? Is there a place on the table for opossum, rattlesnake, stingray, lionfish and more? Of course! Scott joins The Revolution this week to talk about season 2 of “Dead Meat” on Sportsman Channel which chronicles his travels to meet the special people all over the country that cook the most wild and weird animals out there.
There have been a lot of great innovations and new products this year in the world of firearms, ammunition and shooting. Which products are the best of the best though? Guns & Ammo does a deep dive every year to determine the answer to that question and we’re getting an exclusive look at their findings this week on The Revolution! Listen in as Eric Poole, Editor of Guns & Ammo and co-host of “Guns & Ammo” on Sportsman Channel, joins the show to preview the 2019 Guns & Ammo of the Year Award winners. Take a look and listen!
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