Arrowhead hunting in the natural state is a fantastic pastime shared by many. Arkansas is an arrowhead goldmine with many heritage sites and rich indigenous history. Below we investigate some prominent areas for arrowhead hunting! …
Hunting for arrowheads is a popular hobby in Missouri, and the ‘Show Me State’ has a rich history dating back thousands of years. Due to the vast number of waterways that cross the state, Missouri …
Arrowhead hunting is a fascinating and rewarding activity, and Texas has a rich history dating back thousands of years. For arrowhead collectors, Texas is unique because it offers numerous ‘pay to dig‘ sites on private …
Arizona is a beautiful state, with magnificent outdoor landscapes and a history dating back thousands of years. Signs and remnants of primitive cultures still remain, if you know where to look. In this article, I’ll …
Hidden for thousands of years beneath the land, arrowheads wait patiently for the eyes—and hands of an eager artifact hunter. If you have found an arrowhead before, then you know there are few thrills quite …
After a successful hunt, many deer hunters begin to worry about their deer antlers shrinking after they have completely dried. But just how much do antlers shrink, and should you be worried about it? Let’s …
It is estimated that there are over 1 million deer-related vehicle collisions every year… And you are not the only one to have driven past a big buck on the highway and thought to yourself, …
So you found a set of deer antler sheds, or you want to make a European mount with your big buck…but you notice an odd odor coming from the antlers… What is that? Why do …
Shed antlers can be found anywhere that deer or elk call home, and these natural treasures can fetch a lot of attention. In fact, hunters, hikers, and nature lovers all over the country head out …
Shed hunting is becoming more and more popular every year. Of all the places to shed hunt, Arizona is easily one of the best locations that you should head to. So what do you need …
When you’re out in the field hunting, camping, homesteading, or farming, you’d probably be using a machete and not a cutlass (unless you’re also a part-time pirate). In most of the world, the machete is …
At first glance, a fillet knife and chef knife look somewhat similar. They are both long-bladed cooking and preparation knives, capable of a wide variety of tasks. But what really are the differences between a …