Call it what it is… No holds barred.
I have wondered for a long time what it was like to be a cowboy in the Old West. Not today’s cowboy, but the 19th century cowboy like my Great Grandfather who was a lawman in the Sierras, riding horseback and carrying only what fit on his horse.ย He was a California Fish and Game Read More …
I’ve always been a fan of Clint Eastwood and my favorite movies of his are “The Good, The Bad and the Ugly“, “For a Fist Full of Dollars“, “Two Mules For Sister Sarah” and “Pale Rider”. Eastwood played the same type of character in many of his movies, each with a different name and story, Read More …
I spent my early life in the Sierra Nevada mountains and grew up chasing trout around and learning to love the Sierra Nevada mountains and people. As I progressed in life, this took more of a back seat to my corporate life and I rarely spent much time in the woods as a result. But, Read More …
What is a bushcraft lab you ask? I am still figuring that out myself, but it really comes down to the testing bushcraft tech and ideas at a place that is close to home and yet out in the woodland/forest. As I have a ranch with the room to create a permanent bushcraft lab, I’ll Read More …
I’ve really taken to the videos that Early American produces. These videos document modern day efforts of a woman named Justine and her man as they make their way in the twenty first century while living in the nineteenth century. Given that this post was written right after Thanksgiving, I figured it made sense to Read More …