Wild Ed's Texas Outdoors: Texas Alligator Gar Deserve Better Protection
Wild Ed is one of the finest outdoorsmen I know. Not only is he prolific hunter and fisherman, but he is a true conservationist.
"I have been a bow hunter and bow fisherman for over 40 years and used to go Bowfishing for Gar and have a ball doing so. I now target only rough fish or long nose Gar which are more abundant. I’m not saying that we need to stop Bowfishing or rod and reel fishing for Gar but just protect the larger breeding-age fish that are crucial to the future of the population. I even pass the shots on large long nose Gar which are breeder age and abundant in our river system."
I support him on any of his conservation initiatives, because I know he has done his research, and he knows what need to be done!
Best regards,
Albert A Rasch
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Albert,
The price for this special event is only $250 a hunter and includes a 1 day bird hunt with lunch (valued at $500). To date, the following celebrities have already signed up to participate; Patrick Kilpatrick, Tim Abell, and Steve Kanaly. We have contacted other celebrities who are working on clearing their schedules in order to join us.
Feral Boar Hunts
Space is limited to 30 spots for this event and we are filling up fast, so please call or email us today to secure your spot! Remember... the date is September 1st 2010, the event is the Native Hunt Celebrity Dove Hunt, the price is an unbeatable $250 and our number is 1-888-HUNT-321.
AUGUST SPECIALS!!
For the Month of August Native Hunt is offering some fabulous specials to new and returning clients.
*1-Day Feral Boar Hunt $550.00 for returning clients and $650.00 for new clients
*1 ½ - Day Feral Boar Hunt $750.00 for returning clients and $850.00 for new clients
*2- Day Feral Boar Hunt $950.00 for returning clients and $1,000.00 for new clients
Please call us for information on any additional discounts we are offering.
Call 1-888-HUNT-321 or visit us at www.nativehunt.com and book your hunt today.
Looking forward to seeing you up here!
Native Hunt Team
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
A Hippo On the Lawn: Yo Yo's for the Troops?
The Hippo himself has managed to scour the globe for YoYo's to send the troops! See his post at A Hippo On the Lawn: Yo Yo's for the Troops?
Free Hunt for 2 with AfricaHunting.com
I just recieved this from Jerome Philippe, outdoor blogger, outfitter, and Founder of AfricaHunting.com
Albert,
I wanted to let you know that we are currently giving away a FREE HUNT for 2 hunters in South Africa with Spiral Horn Safaris in the Limpopo Province of South Africa, two miles from the border of Botswana for 2011!
HUNT includes:
- 5 day hunt for two hunters, each hunting 1x1 with their own licensed PH
- 1x Blue Wildebeest
- 1x Gemsbok
- 1x Impala
- 1x Warthog
- Accommodations
- The full use of all facilities in the camp such as the swimming pool and satellite television
- A daily laundry service is also available at no extra cost
- Full catering: early morning coffee and rusks, brunch, snacks, dinner, all soft drinks and alcoholic beverages in moderation
- Hunting: a fully licensed Professional Hunter, trackers, skinners, all camp staff, transport to and from blinds, picking up of trophies, field preparation of any game taken and transportation of trophies to shipping company.
Please ask your readers to visit the "Free Hunt from Spiral Horns" thread on our forum.
Cordially,
Jerome Philippe
Jerome,
Thanks for this great opportunity for all of my readers!
The rules are pretty simple!
Register
Post a picture
Hope yours gets chosen!
I wish I could enter, but as you all know, I can't download any pictures!
So everyone who has dreamed of an African hunt, go register, download a good picture, and who knows - you may be blogging about Africa soon!
Best regards,
Albert
Monday, July 26, 2010
The Rasch Outdoor Chronicles: Yo-Yos for Troops!
The Rasch Outdoor Chronicles: Yo-Yos for Troops!
© 2010 Albert A Rasch and
The Rasch Outdoor Chronicles
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Ok, I know what your thinking...
"What the devil are you up to Albert? Yo-Yos???"
As it turns out, that's exactly what I am thinking. Yo-Yo's.
I happened upon a broken Duncan Butterfly yo-yo. The side was off, and the axle was loose. As it so happens, I travel prepared. I brought some gel crazy glue with me, along with assorted a sundry other items that make your life tolerable in Afghanistan. (See my post: What You Need to Bring Overseas as a Contractor.) A few minutes later I had a perfectly serviceable yo-yo again.
I remember that sometime around 1970-71 there was a Yo-Yo craze; at least there was in my neighborhood! We all had to have Yo-Yos and many of us learned tricks like "walk the dog," "around the world," and "rock the cradle."
So, I was outside the tent in our compound, Yo-Yoing away the afternoon. Boy what fun it is to have something to do while the interminable hours drift by.
A couple of the other fellows whose brains had yet to be baked in their skulls stopped by, so I offered the Yo-Yo to each in turn so they could have some fun with it. We must have spent a couple of hours out there, getting the hang of it, laughing, telling tall tales, and forgetting we were hot, dirty, and far from home.
As a parent, you know the tell tale signs of boredom, frustration, anger, and fear in your children. I see it in our young military folks all too often. I can't tell you how many of these kids I have seen that are dangerously close to the breaking point. All they need is something to distract them from their daily drudgery.
I would like for you to forward a Yo-Yo or two to me, so that I may distribute them to the young men and women that are out here sucking up dust and dodging bullets. If you have never sent anything to a deployed service member before, let me tell you that it is a one of their greatest pleasures to receive a gift from the states from someone they don't know. It just makes their day!
I hope many of you will be inclined to take a moment out of your day and box one up. I'll let you know who received it and take a picture or two and post it on TROC. Make sure you put a slip of paper inside with your name and email so I can let you know it has arrived, and so the service member can thank you too! It's a little thing, a Yo-Yo is, but it can mean the world sometimes.
My address is:
Albert A Rasch
One more thing if you don't mind. I want to ask all of my fellow bloggers to please link to this post, or even better, email me and I will send you the html of this post for a guest post on your blog! I sure would appreciate it!
I want to thank you in advance for giving this some thought. And for those of you that will forward a YoYo, I can't thank you enough for the kindness you are exhibiting. Believe you me, you will make a service member's day!
Rick Kratzke of Whitetail Woods has graciously posted this post on his blog! Not only that, but he has offered to send a Yo-Yo to the troops! Well done my friend! Guest Post from Afghanistan
With regards, your friend,
Albert A Rasch
Member: Kandahar Tent Club
The Hunt Continues...
© 2010 Albert A Rasch and
The Rasch Outdoor Chronicles
$g&m f9bd 45kd q!?5. trochronicles.blogspot.com
Ok, I know what your thinking...
"What the devil are you up to Albert? Yo-Yos???"
As it turns out, that's exactly what I am thinking. Yo-Yo's.
I remember that sometime around 1970-71 there was a Yo-Yo craze; at least there was in my neighborhood! We all had to have Yo-Yos and many of us learned tricks like "walk the dog," "around the world," and "rock the cradle."
So, I was outside the tent in our compound, Yo-Yoing away the afternoon. Boy what fun it is to have something to do while the interminable hours drift by.
A couple of the other fellows whose brains had yet to be baked in their skulls stopped by, so I offered the Yo-Yo to each in turn so they could have some fun with it. We must have spent a couple of hours out there, getting the hang of it, laughing, telling tall tales, and forgetting we were hot, dirty, and far from home.
As a parent, you know the tell tale signs of boredom, frustration, anger, and fear in your children. I see it in our young military folks all too often. I can't tell you how many of these kids I have seen that are dangerously close to the breaking point. All they need is something to distract them from their daily drudgery.
Therein lies my idea.
I would like for you to forward a Yo-Yo or two to me, so that I may distribute them to the young men and women that are out here sucking up dust and dodging bullets. If you have never sent anything to a deployed service member before, let me tell you that it is a one of their greatest pleasures to receive a gift from the states from someone they don't know. It just makes their day!
I hope many of you will be inclined to take a moment out of your day and box one up. I'll let you know who received it and take a picture or two and post it on TROC. Make sure you put a slip of paper inside with your name and email so I can let you know it has arrived, and so the service member can thank you too! It's a little thing, a Yo-Yo is, but it can mean the world sometimes.
My address is:
Albert A Rasch
One more thing if you don't mind. I want to ask all of my fellow bloggers to please link to this post, or even better, email me and I will send you the html of this post for a guest post on your blog! I sure would appreciate it!
I want to thank you in advance for giving this some thought. And for those of you that will forward a YoYo, I can't thank you enough for the kindness you are exhibiting. Believe you me, you will make a service member's day!
Benefactors of The Rasch Outdoor Chronicles: Yo-Yos for Troops!
Rick Kratzke of Whitetail Woods has graciously posted this post on his blog! Not only that, but he has offered to send a Yo-Yo to the troops! Well done my friend! Guest Post from Afghanistan
With regards, your friend,
Albert A Rasch
Member: Kandahar Tent Club
The Hunt Continues...
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