Tailored for the outdoor woman
Building a raised garden bed & strawberry patch By Jennifer Pudenz I had been dreaming of my own strawberry patch for a while, but on my husband and I’s acreage, we had some issues that continued to hold back the … Continued
A great hunting dog starts with the right training as a puppy By Sloan Williams & Samantha Williams Weaver Our passion for the outdoors developed at an early age, and dogs have been a part of our lives since … Continued
Caring for your taxidermy mounts By Jennifer Pudenz It might seem too early for spring cleaning… after all, it is only winter still. But as an outdoor enthusiast, I don’t know a time I’ve actually wanted to clean once spring … Continued
Making your own ice rescue picks By Jennifer Pudenz There are several how-to’s on the Internet for making your own ice picks; however, I couldn’t find one that stated actual details, so I made my own and included the … Continued
Finding your luck, one buckeye at a time By Jennifer Pudenz I was a squirrel in another life… I’m sure of it. I’m home 20 feet up in an oak tree and I can’t get enough when it comes … Continued
Scentless Season! Help keep yourself scentless and save money by replacing the regular hand soap in your bathrooms and kitchen with soap dispensers (can buy for less than $3) filled with your favorite scentless body wash. This allows you … Continued
By Jennifer Pudenz It’s amazing how instant everything is nowadays… that includes photography. Thanks to technology, you don’t have to have a huge, expensive camera to take remarkable photos and you don’t have to wait to see or edit … Continued
Building the perfect campfire By Jennifer Pudenz I’m not sure how building a fire became a “man’s thing” because from my observations, many of them suck at it – ha! They throw big logs together, campfire garbage and douse … Continued
By Jennifer Pudenz This is not about making the perfect pie. This is about trying something new, finding something delicious and planning for the future. Last year, I had a blast picking away at my mom’s cherry tree. I … Continued
