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Laramy Miller, also known as “Sasquatch”, is the host of “Last of a Breed” on Sportsman Channel. He’s a true, old school mountain man and this week he joins The Revolution to talk recreating in bear country, how to avoid bear encounters at camp, how to protect yourself should you run into a bear on your summer camping trip, keeping your kids safe in dangerous game country and much more. He’ll also talk about getting kids into the outdoors and the second, all-new, season of “Last of a Breed”, premiering on Sportsman Channel July 6th at 10:00 a.m. EST.
Upland and waterfowl seasons may be a long way off yet, but summer is a great time to tune up your shot so you’re ready to start taking limits once fall sets in. Melissa Bachman is the host of “Winchester Deadly Passion” on Sportsman Channel and this week she joins The Revolution to talk shooting clays and how some time at the range, poking holes in the sky, can make you a better wingshooter.
CatDaddy, professional catfishing guide and owner at CatDaddy’s Catfishin’ Adventures, just whipped up the best pot of beans ever and he’s headed out to his newly established bean hole to cash in on the warm water action. The fish are just jumping into the boat and burping up beans, says CatDaddy.
The off-season is upon us, and there may not be a lot of hunting opportunities right now, but there is still a lot to do. Planting and maintaining food plots is a year round task. Michael Lee, host of “Backwoods Life” on Sportsman Channel, joins The Revolution this week to talk food plots, minerals, doe management, hog hunting and more.
What is your dream hunt?
Viewers have watched Jim Shockey hunt all over the world. He’s hunted 45 countries, taken 340 species recognized by SCI and the Weatherby Foundation and has racked up 88 SCI world records. His shows allow viewers to experience some of these amazing places. This week he joins The Revolution with Jim and Trav to talk about the places he will showcase on the next season of “Uncharted” coming in July. He’ll also talk about a Hawaiian hunting trip he took this spring.
Time for a pocket dump of all the “stuff” you carry every day. Push the spare change and pocket lint to the side. What are the core pieces of gear you never go without?
Everyday carry (EDC) items are intended to be useful utility and preparedness items that are carried on your person daily. These things should be able to help you navigate the tasks and problems you encounter, plus be able to aid you in precarious situations that could be dangerous or even life threatening. Having the right accessories can make EDC easier.
Calling all cat anglers, it’s time to get out and setup your very own bean hole. Listen in as professional catfishing guide, CatDaddy of CatDaddy’s Catfishin’ Adventures, lays out the steps necessary to establish your very own hotspot!
What is a bean hole? CatDaddy says that he often gets the same question from new clients he takes out on the water. The answer, simply put, is a specific spot you chum with spoiled soybeans. The smelly beans ignite the senses of catfish, attract them to the site and provide awesome fishing action.
Chicken isn’t a meat that has that much flavor. For the most part it’s pretty blah. However, it’s cheaper than most other traditional grilling meats. I can pick up 12 drumsticks and 12 thighs for under $7. By the time you add a foil pan, some seasonings and sauce you’re spending less than fifty cents per piece. That’s hard to beat! I have four kids that eat like a pack of wild dogs, they are ravenous all the time. So, when we aren’t eating wild game, chicken is a cost-effective way of feeding the troops.
How old were you when you went on your first hunt?
The earlier you introduce kids to the outdoors, the more likely they are to continue hunting, fishing and recreating outdoors for life. Gregg Ritz is the host of “Hunt Masters”, an avid hunter and conservationist, plus a dad. Recently, Gregg took his 12-year-old daughter Savanna on her first bear hunt in Alberta, Canada and he joins The Revolution this week to talk bear hunting and getting kids involved in the outdoors and hunting lifestyle.
Did you know that bears are North America’s #2 big game animal? With information based on license sales, it has been shown that there are more black bear hunters than elk, moose, sheep, pronghorn, mountain goat, mountain lion, mule deer and caribou hunters combined. With spring and fall seasons, there are a lot of opportunities. Tim Anello is the host of “Inside Outdoors TV”, Thursdays at 11:30 pm ET on Outdoor Channel, and he just returned from a black bear hunt in Saskatchewan where both he and his cameraman successfully filled their tags with nice boars. He’ll join us this week to talk about the ins and outs of black bear hunting, field judging, shot placement, baiting and season 13 of “Inside Outdoors TV” that’s set to premiere in July.
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