Kevin is from the Somerset Pennsylvania area and has been an Outdoorsman all of his life. After moving to Colorado from 1995 to 2005, he became actively involved with wildlife management in that state and began working with the Colorado Division of Wildlife through affiliate organizations. He balanced this work while furthering his studies practically and academically, doing project work and instructing for many of those years.
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This book contains 58 chapters, each representing an article that was written and published at some point between 1996 and 2006 within a combination of the Water and Woods Network, The Rocky Mountain Bighorn Society publication, Pennsylvania Outdoor Times and the past Hunting Broadcast Network magazines. The contents contained have proven to be an invaluable resource to those who love and use the outdoors.
Examples of topics covered include:
- A strategy to improve your shooting accuracy.
- Where and when to purchase new equipment for camping and hunting.
- Care of equipment for the off season and preparation of the equipment before the new season.
- How to have a bear safe camp.
- How to begin to develop and manage your own property for better hunting opportunities.
- Getting meat from the field to the table with the best chance of exceptional palatability.
- The use of predators as game management tools.
- How to have the hunt of a lifetime every year.
And many more………
Additionally you will enjoy:
- Hunting quizzes.
- A hunting story or two.
- Two of the worlds best game recipes.
- And even a few opinion pieces.
If you love the outdoors and truly enjoy your resources, this book is a must have in your collection. Inspired by some of the worlds best outdoor professional, Kevin takes you on a one man mission to better your understanding of wildlife management practices for higher performance in the field and for better opportunities through self-management of your local wildlife herds.
Our tag line says it best, “Enjoy your resources”.
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If confronted with a survival in cold weather situation, attempt to hold your urine as much as possible as it helps to retain body warmth. Loosen restrictive clothing and try not to over-exert yourself. Keep a goal in your head to not perspire. Perspiration is a very quick means to an end in cold weather. Remove as much clothing as you can feel comfortable and last as long as you can before re-adding it. This can be a great way to get through a night as every new article of clothing re-added will be comforting.
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