Hindsight is 20/20 – quite literally. As I write this piece on March 23, it was about a year ago I sat in my old apartment’s home office […]
Tag: outdoors
SAMUEL: The positives and negatives of COVID-19 for wildlife
I’ve written about some of the obvious negatives of the pandemic on wildlife. The loss of hunters and tourists in Africa and parks around the world has […]
OUTDOOR NOTEBOOK: Spring gobbler season is just under a month away, but it’s time to get some preparations done
I always feel funny reading and writing preparation stories. Hunting is such a subjective thing that anything I write can either be taken as elitist by some […]
OUTDOOR NOTEBOOK: Spring means its time for crappie and walleye fishing
Most of our hunting seasons are over, and spring gobbler season is still a month away. If you’re a year-round sportsman or woman, this means only one […]
OUTDOOR NOTEBOOK: The best way to end a waterfowl season
BRUNSWICK, Md. – It’s not often that I find myself packing up my Outlander Sport and embarking on a late-night drive to middle Maryland to go goose […]
Volume 2, Episode 2 – At the dinner table with Mike Costello
Listen now! Listen to “Volume 2, Episode 1 – Appodlachia meets The Outpost” on Spreaker. Welcome to Volume 2, Episode 2! Today, Andrew takes a virtual trip to […]
SAMUEL: A bird’s-eye view
COMMENTARY BY DR. DAVE SAMUEL What land vertebrate has the largest eye? The obvious answer would be the elephant, but that isn’t correct. The answer is the […]
SAMUEL: Hunting shed antlers is a passion for some
I know people who literally enjoy hunting shed antlers as much as they do hunting deer. A married couple who are bowhunting friends of mine live near […]
Volume 2, Episode 1 – Appodlachia meets The Outpost
Listen now! Listen to “Volume 2, Episode 1 – Appodlachia meets The Outpost” on Spreaker. Welcome to the first episode of Volume 2! We welcome Spring with open […]
SAMUEL: One positive resulting from the pandemic
COMMENTARY BY DR. DAVE SAMUEL This stinking pandemic has caused numerous negatives for the world, the most obvious being 2.5 million deaths. We’ve lost 506,000 citizens in […]
