Get in the game with this paintball offer

•May 11, 2013 • Leave a Comment

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Crawling through the thick woodlot, watching closely for any sign of the opponent, I hear a dull thwack-thwack-thwack. Continue reading ‘Get in the game with this paintball offer’

Parents have responsibility to teach children, keep them safe

•May 4, 2013 • 1 Comment

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A man known as Ebbs, from the website HausofGuns.com has come under fire for a video he shared on YouTube teaching his daughter how to responsibly handle her Crickett .22 rifle. Unfortunately he does a good job keeping the experience safe and fun for her, but anti-gun viewers aren’t impressed. See the video by clicking here.

Chris and Stephanie Sparks.

If you must point fingers and find someone to blame for the tragedy last week in which a 5-year-old boy accidently shot his 2-year-old sister in the chest, then let’s not beat around the bush. Blame, for those who must place it somewhere, should fall at the feet of the parents. Continue reading ‘Parents have responsibility to teach children, keep them safe’

Tragic shooting illustrates importance of gun safety fundamentals

•May 2, 2013 • 2 Comments

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Few three-letter words can cause this much debate in the midst of horrible tragedy.

From rural Burkesville, Ky., comes the gut-wrenching story of an accident that took the life of a 2-year-old girl. While walking out to her porch, Stephanie Sparks left her 5-year-old son, Kristian, and his sister in a room alone. One fateful moment later, tragedy struck. Continue reading ‘Tragic shooting illustrates importance of gun safety fundamentals’

Young anglers get a lesson in worm wrangling

•April 29, 2013 • 1 Comment

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Saturday was a fine day for fishing.

Picture-perfect weather, three young anglers and a pond full of hungry bluegills — all that was missing were a few juicy earthworms. Continue reading ‘Young anglers get a lesson in worm wrangling’

Preparing the family camper, one crack at a time

•April 25, 2013 • Leave a Comment

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A few new cracks can be seen in the roof of the Zaktansky camper before sealant is applied.

It was a bitter battle all winter, and one I constantly was losing.

Mother Nature battered our old camper roof with a constant barrage of snowflakes, rain and ice. The slushy slew of precipitation was aided by winds that tore through numerous plastic tarps I used like they were made of egg shells. Continue reading ‘Preparing the family camper, one crack at a time’

Unexpected ripple effect of Boy Scout policy change

•April 20, 2013 • Leave a Comment

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Change is inevitable. Nature shows us that. Caterpillars become butterflies. Streams carve new paths through the landscape. Trees fall, animals die and new life cycles are constantly rebudding into the ecosystem. Continue reading ‘Unexpected ripple effect of Boy Scout policy change’

Never underestimate the power of homemade salsa

•April 17, 2013 • 2 Comments

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Don’t ever underestimate the power of homemade salsa.

Not just any homemade salsa, mind you, but my wife’s special blend of tomatoes, peppers and other tasty goodness. Continue reading ‘Never underestimate the power of homemade salsa’

 
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