http://www.ampmoutdoors.com AM:PM Outdoors Preview part 3 takes a look at what makes us different from other hunting and fishing shows. Deer, Bear, Turkey, Pronghorn, Elk Hunting and more will never be the same.
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Duration : 6 min 8 sec
http://www.funniest-videos.net This lady nails an interview haha.. Sasquatch interview
Duration : 41 sec
I have just taken on two rescue cats who have never been outdoors in their lives and they are both fully grown, will they be okay if i start letting them out. It just seems cruel to keep them cooped up.
cats can’t be confined in the house all the time. they need fresh air and exercise. however, making them an outside cat permanently, is a bad idea depending on the environment outside. example, no fenced in yard, other cats.. ect.
but if your yard does have a fence. here are some suggestions:
1. leave the door open when the cats are near it. cats are VERY CURIOUS, so they can’t help but not at least look outside. if they act like they’re not interested, leave the room and let them explore by themselves. but check on them.
2. step outside and call them to you. talk in a very gentle voice. if they are still hesitant, sit in a chair or on the ground/grass and act very comfortable and pretend not to pay attention to them. they’ll wonder what you’re doing and slowly go up to you.
3. repeat these steps everyday so they’ll get used to it. but do NOT force them. cats are also very stubborn, so if they feel you’re pushing them too much to go out, they may refuse. always talk sweetly to them.
p.s. if your yard does not have a fence, please do not keep them as outside cats! but a few hours a day with supervision (to make sure they don’t go into the streets) is fine.
good luck! and kudos to you for adopting!
It’s my first time to go hunting this year and I would like to have as many tips as possible. I have both a bow and a .270 so I plan on hunting both bow and rifle. Thanks!
@Justine…. I suppose you don’t eat meat… Not all people hunt just for the sport of it. You should take up some of your own advice and get into some outside activities, rather than criticize simple questions in the hunting section… you should go to tree hugging hippie forums…. Thanks!
Scouting is the single most important thing that will contribute to your success when deer hunting. Check out the areas you wish to hunt for trails, bottle necks, creek crossings , feeding areas,bedding areas, and always set your stand up downwind of the area you are watching.
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Duration : 0:1:13
Meteorologist Austin Caviness tries a much different way to fish.
Duration : 0:2:25
A look at some of the new features of the 2011 Bad Rivers Tagged Out Extreme Rangefinder. Distributed by Tubemogul.
Duration : 15 min 36 sec
Buffalo Hunt Preparation:
This show if full of useful tips as you prepare for your buffalo hunt. By the Arizona Game and Fish Department http://www.azgfd.gov
Duration : 10 min 44 sec
Landing the catch of a lifetime
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