Cook Wild
Cook Wild
Admittedly, I’m a bit of a hobby collector. That’s what brings you and I together here, after all. I have always had an eye to the horizon, so to speak, looking for what the next thing that might be interesting or useful. I am part of the transitional generation for whom the internet was nonexistent as children, but as adults, we saw it become a part of everyday life. Coming …
Here’s what you will need: Supplies & Hardware (6) 2″ x 8″ x 8′ Pine or Cedar Boards (Do not use pressure treated) (1) 2″ x 4″ x 8′ Pine or Cedar Boards (Do not use pressure treated) (1) 1/2″ Diameter PVC Conduit (at least 6′) 2-1/2″ Decking Screws (at least 36) (8) Pipe Straps for 1/2″ Pipe Weed Mat Tools Cordless Drill PVC Cutters Saw – Skill Saw, Miter, …
Binoculars are an essential piece of gear for any hunter. Whether it’s counting points on a buck, or trying to see those gobblers come around the bend, that zoomed in view is critical not only to the success of your hunt, but sometimes to the legality of your hunt! But man oh man, do those binos get heavy on that neck strap. Solution: binocular chest harness. When’s the last time …
Is that a bit much? Probably, but it sure sounds cool! I’ve been hunting the property my mom and stepdad (Jerry) own in Brownwood, Texas for about four years now. The first three were just a hope and a prayer; sitting out behind hay bales or along a fence line. Nada. Last year, I decided to take it up a notch and bring in a ground blind. The ground blind …
What You Came For: Supplies 10 ft. of 1×3 or 1×4 Pine Board 8 Corner Braces w/ Screws Window Screen (I used metal, there are other materials available) Gorilla Tape Tools Staple Gun & Staples (5/16″ depth is plenty) 1-1/2″ Drill Bit for Boring Wood Cordless Drill Show of hands: How many of you start growing an herb garden with the best of intentions, but end up never really harvesting …
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