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Field Watch Gets Bold Makeover With Glow-in-the-Dark Design
The traditional field watch just got a modern upgrade that transforms how timepieces perform after sunset. Astor and Banks, a nimble watchmaker capitalizing on the flexibility inherent to field watch design, has launched the Terra Scout —a timepiece that pushes the boundaries of what defines this
America's Cigar Shops Reveal What Size Really Sells
Walk into just about any cigar shop in America today, and you'll notice something different than you might have seen a decade ago. The glass cases and walk-in humidors tell a clear story about what smokers are reaching for when they make their purchases, and it's not what traditionalists might hope
Cold Water Crisis: North Carolina Trout Face Winter Survival Battle
When temperatures plunge along North Carolina's coast, a silent crisis unfolds in the shallow waters where spotted seatrout seek winter refuge. These fish, which migrate to creeks and rivers during colder months, become vulnerable to a phenomenon that can devastate their populations and trigger eme
Genesis Unleashes Desert-Dominating V8 Beast
Genesis just dropped something nobody saw coming. While most luxury carmakers are pushing electric SUVs and hybrid sedans, the Korean brand walked into the middle of the Arabian desert and unveiled a machine that looks like it drove straight out of a Baja 1000 fever dream. The X Skorpio Concept
Costco's $5 Rotisserie Chicken Sparks Legal Battle
The golden-brown rotisserie chickens sitting under heat lamps at the back of every Costco warehouse have become as iconic as the retailer's $1.50 hot dog combo. But now, that famous $4.99 bird is causing some serious trouble for the company. Two California shoppers, Bianca Johnston and Anatasia
How an 11% Tax on Hunting Gear Protects Wildlife
The next time someone purchases a rifle, a box of ammunition, or a new fishing rod in America, they're doing more than just preparing for a weekend outdoors. They're funding one of the most successful wildlife conservation systems in the world. While it might seem counterintuitive that hunters and
Mississippi Lawmaker Pushes Another Tax Hike on Cigars
A longtime Mississippi legislator is taking another swing at raising taxes on cigars and other tobacco products, proposing an increase that would hit consumers' wallets starting this summer. Representative Bob Evans, a Democrat from Monticello, has introduced House Bill 758, which would bump up
Keurig Recalls Decaf Pods With Hidden Caffeine
Over 80,000 coffee pods marketed as decaffeinated may actually contain the full dose of caffeine that decaf drinkers are specifically trying to avoid. Keurig Dr Pepper recently announced a voluntary recall affecting nearly a thousand cartons of McCafé Premium Roast Decaf Coffee K-Cup Pods after dis
AJ Fernandez Partners With Best Cigar Prices
Best Cigar Prices has teamed up with renowned cigarmaker AJ Fernandez to launch Barn Cured, a new line of exclusive cigars that pays tribute to one of the most fundamental yet overlooked steps in tobacco preparation. The collaboration brings three distinct blends to the market, each showcasing
Hunters Rally Behind Bill to Save America's Wildlife
The numbers tell a stark story. Wildlife populations across North America dropped 39 percent between 1970 and 2020. Mule deer herds in Idaho are shrinking. Similar declines in both game and non-game species are playing out in states from coast to coast. For anyone who spends time outdoors, the chan
