Port Norris Rotary and the Bayshore Discovery Club are teaming up to present the 13th Annual Run for the Schooner 5k/Walkathon on April 10.
In addition, they’ve also added a 1 mile fun run this year.
All proceeds will benefit the educational programs aboard NJ’s official Tall Ship – the AJ MEERWALD – as well as local [...]
March 16th, 2010
Check OUT 13th Annual Run for Schooner April 10
March 16th, 2010
Obamafeld
Related ArticlesAnswering Ten Hard Questions (2)Tiger Woods For President? (4)Sweatin’ With The Socialist – New Workout Video (0)I’m Tellin Ya! I Don’t Get No Respect (0)Jon Stewart Pokes Fun At Teleprompter In Chief……Too! (1)This Little Piggie (0)“Spread The Wealth” Pencil Sharpener (0)
Go to ObamafeldMarch 16th, 2010
The Farther West You Live, the Healthier You Are
Life is better in the west. At least according to a survey based on interviews with more than 353,000 Americans asking about their health, behaviors, emotional health, work environment, and access to decent places to play and get medical care. Boulder, Colorado came out on top, and Honolulu and plenty of places in California [...]
Go to The Farther West You Live, the Healthier You AreMarch 16th, 2010
Hunting: It evolves, yet the experience never changes
I experienced my first kill when I was about 10. My cousin and I set up two lawn chairs, in between some pine trees on my parent’s property, covered ourselves with an afghan that my grandma made – which happened to be two separate shades of green, and which I’m sure she never intended to [...]
Go to Hunting: It evolves, yet the experience never changesMarch 16th, 2010
Planning My Future
I’m sure most of you don’t know that I am a closet “artist”. I am particularly fond of body art. For those not familiar with body art, picture a swarm of about 300 men and women, all naked taking turns painting each other…….all over. That’s my idea of body art. Tattoos are too permanent and [...]
Go to Planning My FutureMarch 16th, 2010
Mystery Beast Roaming New Jersey
A local New Jersey crazy man contacted police and said that he saw a large mysterious beast roaming the countryside.
“We have foxes in Ocean County. They are small,” Taha said. “This was big.” He later described it as having a body about the size of German shepherd, but with too big a head for [...]
March 16th, 2010
A Word About Mad Cow Cutlery
I need to throw a big shout out to Daniel Clay of Mad Cow Cutlery. In getting my other blog, The Dry-Rubbed Rat going, I had contacted a bunch of companies when my blog went live, offering to post press releases, company profiles, reviews, etc.
Daniel replied and offered to send me a bunch of knives [...]
March 16th, 2010
Bourjaily: “Bo Whoop” Sells
In January we reported that author Nash Buckingham’s famous missing Super Fox shotgun, “Bo Whoop” had not only been found and authenticated, but it was scheduled to be sold at…
[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
March 16th, 2010
Two Mountain Lions Checking Out Bear Bait
A reader sent me this photo and caption.
Tom,
My trail cam got this shot a couple years ago on one of my baits. Two lions in the middle of the afternoon on a walk about. I had never gotten photos of lions before on a bear bait but thought you might like to see it.
p.s. They [...]
March 16th, 2010
Bourjaily: I’m Yelping and I Can’t Shut Up!
Ordinarily I can take people’s home turkey videos or leave them alone. Usually, it’s just jittery footage of some poor gobbler crossing a field and getting shot in the head. This one,…
[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
March 16th, 2010
Tim Hawkins – The Government Can
Related ArticlesSteve Bridges As President Barack Obama (0)We The People (1)Frozen Wasteland (0)Twenty Ten by Lloyd Marcus (0)Jib-Jab’s 2009 Year In Review (5)Have Yourself A Merry Christmas (0)Three Bull Moose Encounter In Maine (1)
Go to Tim Hawkins – The Government CanMarch 16th, 2010
March – in like a lion
Honestly I haven’t been blogging much this month because my March has felt more crazy than blessed. I’ve had more turmoil, strife and frustration than peace and joy. I’ve been insanely busy, never able to catch-up, to get my to-do list conquered. When I do sit down to write I feel like I’m writing a rant or a pity party and I don’t want to publish it, so I don’t. I read other blog posts and have
Go to March – in like a lionMarch 16th, 2010
Shoot Me Down: Food Plots And Baiting Are One And The Same
Wait a minute. Hold on, now. It’s not me saying so. It’s the winner of the previous “Shoot Me Down”—that is, the person who gave the best argument against my wild…
[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Go to Shoot Me Down: Food Plots And Baiting Are One And The SameMarch 16th, 2010
Another Look At That Canada Lynx Taken in Maine
For those who have missed out or that are interested, I have been posting some photos of a Canada lynx taken with a trail camera by a person who lives in Maine. All of these photos were taken from the same spot or right nearby. Links to the previous photos can be found here, here [...]
Go to Another Look At That Canada Lynx Taken in MaineMarch 16th, 2010
One Very Cool Mailbox!
Most Commented PostsPray, Montana Suffers Massive Wolf Kills On Elk Herd (365)McCain Picks Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin. Already Being Called Wolf Killer (275)Obama Says Constitution Flawed, Framers Didn’t Get It Right (260)Autopsy Pretty Much Rules Out Candice Berner’s Death Anything But Wolves (119)Listerine For Mosquito Repellent? (93)Dinosaurs In The Arctic And Climate Change (91)New World [...]
Go to One Very Cool Mailbox!March 16th, 2010
Dateline 1922: The Arctic Ocean Is Warming. Seals Finding Water Too Hot
This is quite interesting:
The Arctic ocean is warming up, icebergs are growing scarcer and in some places the seals are finding the water too hot, according to a report to the Commerce Department yesterday from Consul Ifft, at Bergen, Norway.
Reports from fishermen, seal hunters and explorers, he [...]
March 15th, 2010
Sponsor a New Member of SCI
I mentioned a while back that I thought Safari Club International was a good organization to join, even if they were the only national supporter of the tame animal killing business. For me the national and international support of hunting outweighs the pseudo-legitimacy they provide to pseudo-hunting. And, on a side note, I [...]
Go to Sponsor a New Member of SCIMarch 15th, 2010
Shooting Accident Not Connected to Ben Avery Range
NEWS RELEASE
For immediate release, March 15, 2010
Media Reports Erroneously Tie Accidental Shooting to Ben Avery Shooting Facility
Various media outlets on Saturday, March 13 reported the accidental shooting of an 12-year-old-boy near the Ben Avery Shooting Facility. While most reports of the incident were accurate, the Arizona Game and Fish Department wants to make [...]
March 15th, 2010
Return On Investment – Outdoor’s Style
By Jerry Long, March 15, 2010
Before our current financial situation the term Return On Investment was used quite heavily. In this post I offer a different perspective of ROI.
Seth was just 14 when we met through a 4H archery program back in 1993. He wanted to learn to bowhunt. His parents consented. We went through [...]
March 15th, 2010
Utah votes for “John M. Browning Day”
Story here. A demigod deserves at least a day!…
Go to Utah votes for “John M. Browning Day”March 15th, 2010
Hiker Kicks Off 4,700-Mile Trek
Lover of death marches Andrew Skurka departed on his 4,700-mile jaunt through Alaska and Canada. He’ll go through four mountain ranges, six U.S. National Parks, and two Canadian parks. Right now he’s on skis, but he’ll make most of the trip by simply walking. We can cut him a break about the skis-the high [...]
Go to Hiker Kicks Off 4,700-Mile TrekMarch 15th, 2010
Down For The Count
Sorry that I haven’t been posting. Got hit with the flu and it’s knocked the crud out of me. And trust me, there’s a lot of crud to get knocked.
Tom Remington
Most Commented PostsPray, Montana Suffers Massive Wolf Kills On Elk Herd (365)McCain Picks Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin. Already Being Called Wolf Killer (275)Obama Says Constitution [...]
March 15th, 2010
Be Comfortable with a Vero Vellini Sling
Life’s Too Short Not To Be Comfortable
MOORESTOWN, NJ (March 9, 2010) — Whether you’re walking 200 yards to your blind or making your way through several miles of challenging terrain, carrying a firearm can be cumbersome and even uncomfortable. A narrow leather sling that digs into your shoulder can be annoying, and a sling [...]
March 15th, 2010
These Girls Can Shoot
Enlarge Photo
Put down your men’s basketball brackets for just a minute and read about a team that made NCAA history this past weekend in another college sport—competitive…
[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Go to These Girls Can ShootMarch 15th, 2010
Trial Begins in Fox Hunting Gyrocopter Decapitation Case
A British animal rights activist who would fly above fox hunts in his gyrocopter and tape them is on trial after decapitating a supporter of the fox hunt. The guy who was killed tried to stop the activist from taking off when he refueled.
The prosecutor’s description of what happened:
He was killed when his head [...]
March 15th, 2010
Petzal: How Work Affects Your Point of View
It is a fact that your occupation can affect your mental processes. If you are a school administrator, for example, you lose any shards of common sense you might have brought to the job. Thus, in…
[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
March 15th, 2010
Alaskan teacher killed by Wolves?
Teacher Candice Berner, 32, was attacked while out jogging near Chignik Lake, a Native Alutiiq village, in Alaska.
Snowmobilers found her severely mauled body in a pool of blood and tracks from four wolves in the snow.
The Alaska State Medical Examiner listed “multiple injuries due to animal mauling” as the cause of death for Candice Berner, [...]
Wolf History Author, Will Graves, Responds To Death Of Candice Berner
Posted by Tom Remington on March 16, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Will Graves, author of “Wolves in Russia: Anxiety Through the Ages“, was deeply saddened and emotionally effected by the tragic death of Candice Berner in Alaska last week. Graves takes some time to comment on the life and tragedy of Candice Berner.
Go to Wolf History Author, Will Graves, Responds To Death Of Candice BernerTo all,
I feel a need to write something about the horrible death of Candice [...]