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Growing up in The Midwest I’ve always loved the change of seasons and in particular when winter finally comes and snow starts to fall. My wife and our three labs love the snow and every year we load up and head into the mountains to cut down our Christmas tree in the national forest. Depending on the year and the amount of snow we usually take the truck or the side by side (sxs) but either way it’s an adventure.

Most of us don’t want to have smelly shoes or clothing, which is why antimicrobial technology is becoming increasingly popular to help hinder the growth of odor-causing bacteria. Anti-odor Technology is everywhere nowadays, and for the most part you’ll find it is solved for via antimicrobial technology.

By Although I started my farming career pretty late in life there is something nostalgic about shearing day. Maybe it's the smell of sweat mixed with sun cream carried on the summer breeze or maybe it's the comfort felt at knowing it's a big job done and you have a month of not panicking about flystrike, a fresh start almost.

Spring is officially here and you know what that means, it’s turkey season! Spring turkey hunting can be challenging, but a little bit of pre-season scouting should help to increase your odds for success. Here are a few tips and tactics to help you create a scouting plan.

Field Team member, Zoe Colville (aka @thechiefshepherdess) candidly shares her reflections of the past lambing season, alongside her very own journey into motherhood.

A heartfelt reflection on the grit, community, and deep love for the land that fuel Kate and her family.

International Women’s Day has always felt a little ironic to me. Not because I don’t support women or their achievements—far from it—but because I’ve never looked at myself as just a female hunter. I am a hunter.

The Original Muck Boot Company is proud to partner with the National Disaster Search Dog Foundation (SDF) this Giving Tuesday.