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A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of getting a head with fangs extended of a western diamondback rattlesnake from friend Sandy Brister.

Next, add the shallots, olive oil, parsley, and red wine vinegar to the ground meat, and mix the ingredients thoroughly with your hands. 4. Emulsify the sausage: Add about 2 cups of ice water, a bit at a time, to the meat, and mix vigorously with your hands for 5 to 10 minutes, or until the meat takes on a tacky texture and begins to stick to the sides of the bowl. 7. Emulsify the sausage: Add about 2 cups of ice water, a bit at a time, to the meat, and mix vigorously with your hands for 5 to 10 minutes, or until the meat takes on a tacky texture and begins to stick to the sides of the bowl. 4. Emulsify the sausage: Add 2 cups of ice water, a bit at a time, to the meat, and mix vigorously with your hands for 5 to 10 minutes, or until the meat takes on a tacky texture and begins to stick to the sides of the bowl. [Extracted from the article]

Toxic algal blooms blanket mile after mile of beach, shuttering tourism economies built largely on world-class fishing for tarpon, snook, redfish, bonefish, and snapper. Thirty-five miles south of my tarpon glory at Cape Sable, I'm being fed a steady diet of humility, thanks to picky bonefish ghosting the edges of a broad flat west of Islamorada. We drift in the dead center of one of the most critical flows of water in all of South Florida, where the outfall from the Shark River slough wraps around the state's peninsular tip, funneling fresh water into the vast estuary of Florida Bay. Gray Ghosted Irregular influxes of water from Florida Bay have displaced populations of bonefish from their home range. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers the author's insights on the temperamental differences of rifle shooting and shotgunning.

The article offers information on the Epic 3V headlamp from Browning.

The article offers information on the Hell's Canyon 4-in-1 Primaloft Parka from Browning.

The article offers information on the BXR and the BXC rifle bullets from Browning.

The article evaluates several classic hunting rifles, including Model 98B from Barrett Rifles, Model 12 Long Range Precision Varminter Dual Port from Savage Arms Inc. and 7 Hunter from Stag Arms.

The article evaluates the Wetterlings Bushman Axe.

The article offers brief information on the Outdoors Hybrid Knife from online retailer company L.L. Bean Inc.

The article evaluates Winchester XPR hunting rifle from Winchester Guns.

The article evaluates White River Scout knife from White River Knives.

The article offers brief information on the Extreme X2 rifle from rifle manufacturer Montana Rifle Co.

The article evaluates the Model 12 hunting rifle from Savage Arms Inc. and offers information on its barrel and accuracy.

The article evaluates the Kimber 8400 hunting rifle from the company Kimber and offers information on its chamber and cartridges it supports.

The article offers brief information on the Benchmade Hunt Series Grizzly Creek folder knife from Benchmade.

The article offers brief information on the OKC Bushcraft field knife for hunting from Ontario Knife Co.

The article offers news briefs on various topics including the insights of journalist H. L. Mencken regarding the situation of the American firearm industry, the possible disappearance of lead, and the business career of television personality and entrepreneur Willie Robertson.

The article offers brief information on the Tactical Rifle/Shotgun Softcase from the company ZCorr.

The article offers brief information on the Bladelight knife from SOG Knives.

The article offers brief information on the Buck Haley Heath Ergohunter Adrenaline Series Avid knife from Buck Knives Inc.

The article offers brief information on the Ruger American Rifle from Ruger.

The article offers brief information on bullets from the company Berger Bullets.

The article evaluates hunting equipment including A5 Sweet Sixteen gun from Browning, the B-14 Woodsman gun from Bergara, and a knife from Morakniv Garberg.

The article presents a tip related to the Model 700 of bolt-action rifles, from Remington Arms Co. LLC.

The article suggests to wear shooting glasses and headphones rated to 29 dB while shooting.

The article recommends that a clean break at 4 1/2 to 5 pounds improves the accuracy of the gun's trigger.

The article offers tips on how to handle a hunting rifle properly such as using a firm but not hard surfaces as rest of the fore-end while shooting and using a sling to change the performance of a rifle.

The article offers tips on how to consider the wind speed during target shooting, which include no minding what the wind is doing and outsmarting oneself.

The article offers a tip on how to detect the sliding of a rifle scope by drawing a witness mark in the scope tube with a soft-lead-pencil.

The article acknowledges the technique suggested by a former Marine lieutenant colonel John Dean Cooper on combat handgun shooting and the use of heavy-caliber automatic pistol.

The article evaluates the Summit folding knife from DiamondBlade Knives.

The article evaluates the Bushman wool shirts from King of the Mountain.

The article presents the gentleman's code for an outdoorsman which include loaning if another hunter desperately wants it, helping a hunter to track a wounded animal and doing camp chores.

The article offers a tip which makes sure that a riflescope is mounted correctly by putting on the clothes for hunting, setting it on a low power with the scope loose in the rings and then throwing the gun up to the shoulder with eyes closed.

A personal narrative is presented in which explores the author's experience of hunting an elk in Colorado.

In this article, the author presents his views regarding the risk and adventure associated with hunting Cape buffaloes in Africa.

The article offers information on a Burris Eliminator scope used together with a rifle to shoot at coyotes.

In this article the author discusses the difficulty in hunting Cape buffalo and its behavior.

In this article the author discusses his experience of hunting and states the lesson hunting teaches about life.

The article evaluates the Eliminator riflescope from Burris Co. Inc.

The article evaluates the Elite 4200 Tactical beanfield scope from Bushnell Inc.

The article offers information on several actors who can really shot firearms including Gary Cooper, Robert Stack and Roy Rogers.

The article offers information on several rifles including the Federal Vital-Shok ammo, and .300 Weatherby Magnum.

The article offers tips in choosing the best bullet for Swift hunting rifles.

The article reports on the use of Hawkeye HS17 Bore Scope Kit from Gradient Lens Corp. to look at a rotten bore which looks bright and shiny to the naked eye, and costs no more than a good riflescope.

The article offers tips on long-range shooting. A teacher of long-range riflery points out that shooting scope adjustments depends on springs. He says that since spring supplies uniform tension at all times, there is no way a shooter can crank reliably to the same place. In this context, he suggests them to use mil dots and lay off the knobs if they want to compensate for distance and wind.

The article discusses the author's view on the appropriate use of bipods in rifle shooting. He notes the use of bipod by an acquaintance while shooting a rifle. He mentions the bewilderment of his acquaintance when he could not hit anything. Furthermore, he also suggests the use of no bipod when its legs do not touch the ground steadily.

A personal narratives is presented which explores the author's experience of hunting elks.

The article evaluates the Catch .22 storage dispenser from Marble Arms.