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Wednesday, January 27, 2010
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Access Kentucky's 79 wildlife management areas, which are managed by the Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources, offer great opportunities for anyone who enjoys outdoor recreation. : : For More : : Birding
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: : For More : : Blog News A surprise announcement regarding the future of the Women's Outdoor Wire has Tammy Sapp humming a Beatles tune and planning to reach more women than ever before with information about how to enjoy the outdoors. : : For More : : Events The Becoming an Outdoors-Woman, California organization has posted the 2010 schedule of events on their new Web site. The outdoor skills workshops cater to the beginner or intermediate outdoors-woman and range from riding ATVs to pheasant hunting. : : For More : :
: : For More : : Whether you are an experienced fly-fisher or interested in learning everything from tying a fly to catching a fish, plan on being at the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center March 13. : : For More : : Anglers of all ages are welcome to visit Gene Stratton-Porter State Historic Site for the inaugural Ice Fishing Derby and Family Fishing Fair, taking place Feb. 6. : : For More : : Cabela's will host an NRA Weekend, Feb. 5-7, offering exclusive discounts and specials to National Rifle Association members. During the event, customer donations to the Cabela's Add-A-Buck program supporting the Cabela's/NRA Youth Hunter Education Challenge Endowment will be matched by Cabela's. : : For More : : Fishing
: : For More : : Habitat Schools across New York can now receive free seedlings for spring planting through the Department of Environmental Conservation's School Seedling Program. The program provides 50 tree seedlings or a mixed packet of 30 wildlife shrubs to any public or private school that would like to participate. : : For More : : Hunting
: : For More : : Miscellaneous Interested in having your company's press releases included on the The Outdoor Wire to reach a large, targeted market of men and women who enjoy the outdoors? Wednesday's edition of The Outdoor Wire will feature news, information, events and products especially for women. Become a Corporate Member of the The Outdoor Wire and you can do that, or become an Advertiser with more benefits. Contact us at info@womensoutdoorwire.com to find out more about these opportunities. Also, subscribe to these other free e-newsletters, which are a part of the Outdoor Wire Digital Network, for more information about your outdoor interests: The Fishing Wire, ShootingWire, TheTacticalWire, and TheDealerWire. People PETA has announced Ellen DeGeneres is its "Woman of the Year" for 2009, and it doesn't sit well with the U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance. : : For More : : Sailing
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: : For More : : Women Who Inspire
: : For More : : Youth The International Game Fish Association's Education and Outreach Program is currently accepting grant requests for school groups in grades K-12 to participate in their hands-on lab programs. : : For More : :
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SOUTWESTERN style STEW From Hi Mountain Seasonings * 1 1/2 pounds beef or venison stew meat cut into 1" chunks * 1 T. olive or vegetable oil * 1 can (14 1/2 ounces) stewed tomatoes * 1/4 c. jalapeno jelly * 1/4 c. prepared salsa * 1/2 c. beef broth * 1 can (15 1/2 ounces) whole hominy, drained and rinsed * 1 1/2 t. Western style Seasoning (Steak, Deer, or Elk) * 1/4 c. yellow cornmeal Brown half of meat in oil over medium heat. Transfer browned meat to a mixing bowl with slotted spoon and brown remaining meat. Return all meat to Dutch oven; add remaining ingredients, except cornmeal. Bring to a boil. Cover and reduce heat to simmer. Simmer until meat is tender, 2-2 1/2 hours. Stir in cornmeal, simmer uncovered for 90 minutes. Makes 6 servings. www.himtnjerky.com     |
