Navy SEAL

A lot of people say that there is no such thing as “the best knife”. Well I disagree.  Everybody has their own opinion on what they think is the best blade.  Now let’s talk about folding blades (the choices are endless).  During my time in the military I was lucky enough to try many different […]

What I really love about America, is that when the citizens of this country are fed up, and really had enough with something, our system of government, albeit not perfect, still allows the people to rise up and affect change. Like it or not, Trump winning was this in action and there was nothing career politicians […]

Watch as Glen Doherty’s sister, Kate Quigley calls out Hillary Clinton at yesterday’s Trump rally. She called out Hillary’s inaction that lead to Glen’s death as well as the media spin she tried to implement following Benghazi. (In the video below, Kate speaks at 4:30.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMnGh5sRtZg

You can’t keep your gun. Grenades, knives, bombs, other tools of war – you can’t keep those either. When you leave the military, no matter who you are or what you sacrificed, your boots are yours but your tools belong to the government. And it is that seemingly reasonable rule that caused Trevor Maroshek so […]

The Release Graduating from BUD/S (Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL) training is one of the most liberating emotions a man can experience. During the training, most of us never looked past our next meal, much less the next week or phase. Eventually, somewhere during land warfare in third phase I actually started to believe I might become a […]

Aerial application is a relatively obscure flying profession piloting large, single seat, turbine tailwheel airplanes. Add that attraction to legally strafing the ground low and fast, dozens, if not hundreds of times a day. The catch? It’s extremely specialized, and requires the aviator to be half farmer, half fighter pilot (in that order). The best […]

As a student reporting to and going through BUD/S (Basic Underwater Demolition/Seal), your heart pounds with excitement at the idea of having the opportunity to be one member of small and tight-knit family that has an even tighter bond than that of your family blood.  The mind races and adrenaline pumps, wondering what sort of […]

In his new book, “100 Deadly Skills, Survival Edition,” former Navy SEAL Clint Emerson covers surviving a bear attack as one of the skills. Encountering a bear may seem like a distant possibility to most, even active outdoorsmen. We rarely hear about bear attacks and even more rare is hearing from those that survive bear attacks. Here is […]

Getting a sustainable fire started may be a matter of life and death in certain situations. Knowing how to get that fire started in all conditions is a must. To increases your chances of survivability you need to prepare ahead of time when going into the woods hiking, backpacking or hunting. I have covered some […]

Picture this…You’ve put the kids to bed for the evening and after locking the front door and turning all the lights off you yourself go to bed. You are then awakened several hours later by a strange noise coming from downstairs. It sounds as if someone broke a window and are now attempting to breach […]

Montana Superintendent of Public Instruction, Denise Juneau (D) is challenging Rep. Ryan Zinke for his congressional seat. Juneau’s main platform is of course education. If elected she would be the first openly gay and native American women ever elected into Congress. In her latest attempt to discredit his ability to represent the state of Montana, […]

The gauntlet includes events in five categories: The HITT assessment, a 300-yard power shuttle, a tactical hill climb, a virtual marksmanship test and a tactical fitness challenge. But there’s a catch: Competitors didn’t know which of 150 possible events would be graded until the day of the event.