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Wisconsin turkey hunter Carson Bender got more than a gobbler response during a recent spring hunt. Bender, 19, was set up on private land near Nekoosa, Wisc., when he heard movement behind him while turkeys worked toward his setup. Rather than turn around and risk spooking the birds, he used his phone camera to check behind him. The video shows a bobcat staring at him from close range. The cat then inches forward before lunging and grabbing Bender’s arm. Bender shook the animal off, and it ran away. Bender reported only minor scratches and later went to a doctor. Turkey…
We’ve got the latest RoseCraft slipjoint model to cover this week: the Birchfield Camp Jack has just landed with dealers. The Birchfield sees RoseCraft bringing their newfound focus on stainless steel onto a classic clip-bladed workhorse. A note on that steel choice, first of all. For a long time, RoseCraft’s steel of choice was D2 – a fine and proven steel for sure, and a formula that has found its way onto everything from gigantic fixed blades to pocket-sized traditional knives, but one that is technically semi-stainless. While not so rust-prone as what is typically called a “carbon steel,” D2…
MDM 26 – Drifire Combat Uniforms Drifire wanted everyone to know that they are stocking their FR combat uniforms on Desert and Woodland MARPAT camouflage and well as Navy NWU Type III. Made from FORTREX fabric, a comfortable and durable FR blend, they incorporate all the features you expect from a combat uniform. In stock and ready to order. This entry was posted on Wednesday, April 29th, 2026 at 20:07 and is filed under Advertiser, Clothing, FR, MDM. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed. Read the…
Florida’s Everglades National Park is the largest wetland in North America, and home to endangered species like the Florida panther and West Indian manatee. A large wildfire is now threatening those animals’ habitat. The Highway 41 fire began on April 27, and authorities are struggling to contain it. What Happened The National Park Service (NPS) first learned of the fire on the evening of April 27, according to a press release. The U.S. Wildland Fire Service quickly responded with air and ground operations. As of midday on April 28, the fire had grown to 2,500 acres. Authorities closed several square…
MDM 26 – Somewear Node Somewear who brought us the Global Hotspot has stepped up their game with Node. The pocket-sized Node integrates fully with ATAK and routes data via an embedded mesh radio or the satellite connectivity. End User Decices within range of Nodes are powered by Node’s encrypted, low latency mesh network. In the event a team member falls outside of the range of Node’s mesh network, Node autonomously delivers inbound and outbound data via the built in satellite link thanks to their proprietary SmartBackhaul software. Additionally, it integrates embedded AES 256-bit encryption. somewearlabs.com This entry was posted…
I’ve never been tech-savvy. When it comes to gizmos and gadgets, I’m rarely enticed, mainly because I assume I won’t be able to work them or they’ll sit gathering dust in my closet. I didn’t jump on the smartphone bandwagon until 2019, and I won’t shy away from arguing for the superiority of landlines. But here’s my Catch 22. I love being outdoors and enjoy documenting my activities. A scenic run on a beautiful day? That’s something I’d share with my friends and family. An overhead wave and a perfect turn? Yeah, I’d love to show my grandkids that down…
MDM 26 – Foundation Outdoors Freeze Dried Meals Foundation Outdoors got their start as a subcontractor for other freeze dried meal brands but eventually decided yo launch their own. Based in Utah, the addition of a military focused line of meals was a natural progression. Using all natural ingredients, their meals are known for their high caloric density and tastiness. They are definitely worth a try. One of the things that really drew me to this brand are their adventure dog treats made from all natural foods. Get their military catalog here. This entry was posted on Wednesday, April 29th,…
Connected bikes usually promise the same basic thing. They’re supposed to bring the studio home, make cardio less miserable, and justify the space they take up by becoming something you’ll actually use. Some pull that off. Some become expensive coat racks with a screen. The VeloNix is Speediance’s answer to the Peloton-style bike, built around guided rides, connected features, on-screen entertainment, and an ownership model that doesn’t saddle you with another monthly bill. It’s a compelling pitch, especially for people who want the connected-bike experience without fully buying into the Peloton ecosystem. I spent several months riding the VeloNix to…
MDM 26 – WaterCube 10 Genesis Systems exhibited their WaterCube 10 which produces 10 gallons of fresh water per day out of thin air and will out produce its 6 gallon reservoir. Relying on a condensation system, it features multistage purification and a cartridge to reintroduce minerals to the water. Finally, it weighs 150 lbs and runs off of 120V AC / 12V DC. www.genesissystems.com/products/watercube10 This entry was posted on Wednesday, April 29th, 2026 at 17:00 and is filed under MDM, Sustainment. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the…
I first started wearing the LaCrosse Burly Aero on a few late-winter shed walks when the weather was too warm for that time of year, and the ground was an absolute mess. Since then, I’ve kept grabbing them for a lot more than that. They’ve been on my feet hauling feed, sitting for ducks, and doing all the everyday stuff that gets a whole lot more annoying when everything is wet and muddy. I even packed them with me for a wet trip to southern Alaska. A lot of rubber boots are tolerable at best. They keep your feet dry,…

