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Savage Journeys: The Road Less Traveled
By Brittany French Whether you are new or experienced, every hunter tackles new challenges throughout their hunting journey. Savage Arms is proud to celebrate those who never quit and allow their boots to carry them over the next ridge. Follow us over the next year as...
Pheasant, Feta and Spinach Burger
Our friend Jessica White with Wander Woman – Kansas shared this recipe with us and we are so glad she did! Check out one of her new favorite ways to prepare her Pheasant, Feta & Spinach Burger! "During the summer I love to be outside, especially to grill. That was...
Venison Banh Mi
Venison Banh Mi Our friend Jessica White with Wander Woman - Kansas shared this recipe with us and we ar so glad she did! Check out one of her new favorite ways to prepare venison! I tried this recipe for the first time this week and hadn’t even had a banh mi before....
Garlic Creamed Fish
Delicious fish recipe with garlic & cream, perfect over pasta.
Creamed Pheasant Recipe
Upland Pheasant is one of the finest table fairs either domestic or wild. I grew up hunting pheasants on the western plains of Kansas and the pheasant hunt was more of a rite of passage and a tradition than just a pastime or hobby. When the north wind blows from a...
Gracie Herman – Turkey Slayer
By Brent Frazee Gracie Herman admits that she doesn’t have many girlfriends who have shown the interest in turkey hunting she does.Most of them think “that’s for the boys,” she said. But Gracie is living proof that this isn’t necessarily so.At the age of 17, she has...
Who’s Mentoring Who?
If you look up the word mentor in the dictionary you find this: “an experienced and trusted adviser.” That is how I would describe Ka’nya. Ka’nya and I have been hunting together since she was 12 years of age. We have gone on a pheasant hunt, turkey hunt, antelope...
Putting the Spurs to the Three Bearded Tom
Spring Turkey Hunting Captivates Hunters Year After Year!Chasing Ole' boss tom turkeys in the spring woods is an absolute rush! The spring woods come alive with gobbles every year, and for those of us with the turkey bug, it's an amazing season. Last turkey season was...
It’s a spring thing: crappie fishing in Kansas
In late April and May, the crappies will move en masse to the brushy shallows and they will be met by thousands of fishermen across Kansas fishing either from the bank or in boats.