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Hyundai's Crater: Bronco's New Rival Emerges
In the world of rugged SUVs, where tough trails and weekend escapes call the shots, Hyundai is stepping up its game with a bold new concept that's turning heads. The Crater, a fresh off-road SUV teased just ahead of the Los Angeles auto show, looks like it's built to go toe-to-toe with heavy hitter
Alabama Kid Leads Epic Push to Bassmaster Elite
Just a few months back, a young angler from Eva, Alabama, was wrapping up his last high school fishing event. Fast forward to now, and 19-year-old Fisher Anaya is living out what many guys spend a lifetime chasing: a spot in the big leagues of bass fishing. He topped the points in the Nitro Boats B
Tragic Loss of a Fishing Legend at Sea
In the vast expanse of the Pacific, where the thrill of the catch meets the unforgiving power of the ocean, stories of triumph and heartbreak unfold every day. For Mikey Rijavec, a dedicated angler whose passion for fishing turned him into a beloved online figure, one routine outing turned into a n
Swiss Precision Meets Black Ops: Hamilton Drops the Ultimate Gamer Watch
Back in the day, if someone told you a 130-year-old Swiss watch company would team up with the biggest first-person shooter on the planet, you’d probably think they’d had one too many bourbons. Yet here we are in 2025, and Hamilton just released a limited-run Khaki Field that ties directly into Cal
Is Your Favorite Costco Tequila the Real Deal?
For millions of Americans who enjoy a smooth pour after a long day or raise a glass with buddies on the weekend, Costco’s Kirkland Signature tequila has become a go-to choice. Big bottles, fair prices, and that “100% agave” promise on the label made it feel like a smart buy – the kind of deal that
Could a $690 Watch Really Beat the Big Boys at the Oscars of Horology?
Every November, the watch world gathers in Geneva for the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève – the night everyone just calls the “Oscars of Watches.” Fifteen categories, six finalists each, and a room full of million-franc complications that most of us will never touch, let alone own. There’s usuall
Ohio Hunters Face Tighter Limits After Deadly Deer Virus Hits Hard
For a lot of us who’ve been chasing whitetails across southeast Ohio for decades, the news coming out of Columbus this week hit like a gut punch. The Ohio Wildlife Council just voted to slash bag limits in four hard-hit counties starting December 1st, the first day of gun week. If you hunt Athens,
Costco Pulls Two Kirkland Favorites Over Plastic in Dressing
If you’ve been through a Costco lately and grabbed one of those big Kirkland Caesar salads or the chicken wrap that comes with a side salad, you might want to stop halfway to the fridge and read this. On November 7, Costco and their supplier Ventura Foods put out a voluntary recall on two of th
Could Utah’s Quiet Land Fix Save the West You Love?
Every fall, when the aspens turn gold and the elk start bugling down in the canyons, a lot of us head out with a rifle or a fly rod and figure the mountains will always be there. Lately, though, the smoke from summer fires hangs longer, the creeks run thinner, and the deer just don’t seem as thick
Could Your Morning Coffee and Candy Bar Finally Get Cheaper Under Trump?
For a lot of guys who start the day with a strong cup of joe and maybe treat themselves to a chocolate bar after a long shift, the past couple of years have hit the wallet harder than expected. Coffee up nearly 20 percent. Bananas creeping higher every time you hit the grocery aisle. Even the price
