This recipe is not from my family like the others but I found it in a wild game book and used it and had to share. Here is a list of what you need; 6 to 8 cups of venison or elk backstrap, depending how many you are cooking for. Make sure all the […]
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An Antelope Recipe By RB Bass Outdoors Angler Michael Rogers
May 3, 2022 My uncle’s Antelope recipe from Dubois, Wyoming on the Wind River. He called it the Pronghorn 3 day Roast You will need 3 pounds of antelope rump with bone out, which means you get to do the fun part first…go hunting! First thing to do is fix up a marinade, which can […]
Deer, Elk and Camo hunting information you may not know about by RB Bass Outdoors angler Mike Rodgers
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Jim Musgrave joins RB BASS Outdoors
Hey All, I’m Jim Musgrave. I’m excited about joining the RBBASS family. I’ve been hunting and fishing my entire life, but hunting is my passion. I hunt waterfowl from the Grasslands up to the Sacramento Valley. I grew up hunting the refuge system, and still do but, also hunt clubs now as well. I hunt […]
Elk Ridge Colorado Hunt by Mike Rogers
Elk Ridge Colorado Weather changing cold 50’s to 25 in am Clouds, then sunny, then snow Elevation 7500 feet October 24-29 not counting travel days Last year we decided to do an Elk Hunt, and considering my age and medical issues, quite possibly my last, so we looked around for an out of state […]
Tomales Bay Fishing Report by Mike Rogers
September 26, 2021 Tomales bay 58.5 water temp Am fog, day clouds Wind 12-15 West Shiner, anchovy, smelt for bait I haven’t been in the water lately, due to some major medical problems and I don’t see it in the near future, but I might chance it. I got the chance to take my girls […]
Bluefin tuna fishing out of San Diego by Vern Westberg II
Duration of trip: 1.5 day trip Landing: Seaforth Sportfishing Boat: Tribute Spiecies: Bluefin tuna line size: 80 pound line on heavy gear 30 pound line on lighter gear tackle/ bait: live sardines flylined or a sinker rig 200g to 300g flatfall jigs Tuesday July 13th myself, my dad Vern and my two brothers Nick and […]
Trigger Pull, anticipation drill and practice by Mike Rogers
All shooters go through “anticipation” of the trigger pull and it takes practice and a drill to get away from it. My first suggestion is if you have an adjustable trigger pull get it set to a comfortable pull, usually 3 to 4 lbs, this way it’s not so hard pulling it back waiting for […]
Gun Cant explained by Mike Rogers
There are a lot of variants to shooting well and being on target where you want to be. Most know many of these but don’t practice them, such as hand grip, or body positioning, in addressing the weapon platform, sight picture, trigger pull, cheek comb, cold bore shots, etc….but most shooters have no idea what […]
Learn The B.R.A.S.S. system to help in shooting by Mike Rogers
The hardest component to master in shooting is Windage, whether it’s pistol or rifle shooting. The second hardest is breathing, yup, not elevation or recoil, it’s breathing. I taught shooting for many years in the United States Marine Corp and the breathing system I taught and still teach and use today is what they call […]
