New ATV Rules In Effect For Colorado Hunters      With huge mountains, clear streams and lots of public land, Colorado has some of the most scenic backcountry on earth. Complimenting the beautiful scenery is the abundant and varied wildlife. This is partly due to Colorado’s Division of Wildlife and the efforts of outdoor enthusiasts […] More »

 New Fast-Shelter Technology      These rugged, durable shelters are an all-new design using folded polypropylene plastic panels with an integral floor and no need for a frame. Stored as a six-foot square pancake, it expands over 20 times its volume to a 10′ X 14′ x 7′ space literally in seconds. Developed for professional […] More »

 Preparing for the Unexpected Trail side First Aid — What to do if bitten by a venomous snake…     It’s hot, it’s dusty, you find yourself riding in, what seems to be, the middle of nowhere. You notion to your fellow riders for a ten minute rest stop. The pack pulls off the trail […] More »

Safe Use of All-Terrain Vehicles  (ATVs) on the Farm __________________________   The all-terrain vehicle (ATV), also known as three and four-wheelers, was initially developed in Japan as a farm-to-town vehicle in isolated, mountainous areas. During spring thaws and rainy seasons steep mountainous roads were often impassable with conventional vehicles. It soon became a recreational vehicle […] More »

Varmint Hunting On a Kodiak      The wind brushed through the field grass like rolling waves in an ocean of green. My face was warmed by the late afternoon sun and evening made for a youthful slide back in time, when all that mattered was what fun we could have next. I can remember […] More »

Why an ATV Over a Horse? _______________________________   Hunting season is upon us here in Colorado and estimates for our local forest range upwards of 38,000 hunters in our area. Wow, that’s a lot of folks with guns! Obviously many of these folks are purist hunters who disdain anyone who may not have the desire […] More »