My wife Hill and I love getting packages like this! When a box shows up that’s been sent from my father over in Washington State this is often what I can expect to find. You can bet it’s going to have dried mushrooms for making tea, tinctures or sometimes even healing salves and balms that he’s put together from his harvests off his property. He’s turned into quite the hippy healer in his old age 😂. Truly living off his land🙌🏻
With a year of carnivore diet under the belt, figured why not celebrate with a delicious Traegered Brisket . Got it started this morning at 5 so tonight we feast.
Brad and I sit down with Ryan Lampers and Mark Livesay and discuss food preparation, electrolytes and more about backcountry nutrition. Don't forget, you have until April 9, 11:59pm MST to head over to https://www.peaxequipment.com/pages/gritty-ultimate-equipment-giveaway to get entered into the big giveaway. Be sure to use the code "GRITTY" to save. Also, visit https://initialascent.com/ and shop. Every $25 spent while using the code "GRITTY' will get you entered into that prize package.
Ryan Lampers, Mark Livesay, myself and Brad Hunt sit down and discuss things we learned from bear season last year. We talk about what we might change and do differently if we are put into those situations this year. Don't forget, you have until April 9, 11:59pm MST to head over to https://www.peaxequipment.com/pages/gritty-ultimate-equipment-giveaway to get entered into the big giveaway. Be sure to use the code "GRITTY" to save. Also, visit https://initialascent.com/ and shop. Every $25 spent while using the code "GRITTY' will get you entered into that prize package.
On this episode Brad and I sit down with Justin Webb from Foundation for Wildlife Management. I believe every western hunter should be a member to the F4WM. We discuss what it is all about and how you can do your part to help control wolf populations and to help those who are putting in an effort to manage wolves. Visit https://f4wm.org/ and become a member today.
Also, don't forget about the two big giveaways we have going on now with Peax Equipment and Initial Ascent. Click the links below to shop and be entered. Giveaways end April 9, 2023 11:59pm MST. Get your limited Peax-Gritty "SOME MEN CAN AND SOME MEN CAN'T" T-Shirt with the link below.
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Looking at getting a new early set of early season boots for this year and wanted everyone's opinion. Sadly my original lapponia's have seen their last season. Are the new lapponia 3s or lapponia lites as good as the original? Or any other suggestions? Thanks in advance!
Well hunting seasons are pretty much wrapped up here in Indiana. I own a construction remodel business that I own and I decided to work on a project for myself. I have an unfinished basement in my house which seemed like he perfect place for a Mancave. Whatchu think?
Every year for as long as I can remember I take my girls down to whatever river bottom we decide on and spend some time scanning the trees for porcupines. This fun little tradition was started as a way to get my oldest daughter Pailey ( now 15 years old) some time in the woods hunting with me. Porcupines don’t run away, they taste good and they’re just a great starter animal for kiddos imo. When the temps are freezing, the colder the better, and the sun is out, they tend to climb high in the willows and cottonwood trees and make themselves visible. Perfect for the kids to spot and then shoot down. It’s rare we don’t find one or two atleast and the stew that follows is always a treat. Anyone else on here love them some porcupine stew??
