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Category: Guest Posts

Suspended Between Heaven and Earth—Fly Fishing on the Madison River

Published April 4, 2018May 31, 2018 by Jim Richman in Fishing, Guest Posts, Opinion
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When Fish Don’t Bite

Published February 15, 2018June 1, 2018 by Jim Richman in Devotion, Guest Posts
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Growing in Grace: God’s Design for True Spiritual Growth.

Published January 15, 2018December 31, 2018 by Jim Richman in Devotion, Guest Posts
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The JCS Living the Greatest Adventure Conference

Published January 1, 2018December 27, 2017 by Jim Richman in Devotion, Guest Posts, Inside the Industry, Opinion, Shooting, Sponsored Posts, Uncategorized
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A Full Quiver

Published November 1, 2017June 1, 2018 by Jim Richman in Guest Posts
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God’s Prevailing Grace in the Outdoors

Published September 28, 2017May 31, 2018 by Jim Richman in Devotion, Guest Posts
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The Ripple Effect: Why introducing our youth to the outdoors has such a huge impact on conservation.

Published September 15, 2017May 31, 2018 by Jim Richman in Guest Posts
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I knew hunting for Rios in West Texas in 2017 would be a unique experience. Miles of hiking along canyon walls, temperature swings from below freezing to nearly 90 degrees, and being very conscious of where you put your hands while crawling because of the very real threat of a big diamondback were all just seasoning baked in to the thrill of it. On this trip however, I never expected to walk where hunters of the ancient world walked. Seeing black marks on cave ceilings made my mind race with possible scenarios as to why the Apache made camp in this area. It all just made me want the success of a harvest even more. #hunting #texas #riogrande #turkeys #nwtf #turkeyhunter #adventure

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