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The Eternal War: Good vs Evil Raging in Our World – A Biblical Battle Cry for Warriors of Faith

In a chaotic world, the Bible reveals an epic good vs evil war. From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture equips warriors with truth to combat corruption, wars, and decay. Arm up with faith's armor (Eph 6:12), stand like David against giants, and lead with unyielding strength.

X (Formerly Twitter) Experiencing Massive Worldwide Outages — Here’s What’s Happening

X (formerly Twitter) is experiencing widespread global outages, leaving users unable to load feeds or log in. Here’s what’s happening and why it might be time to unplug.

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Abolish Michigan’s Hunting & Fishing Fee Hikes: Why Higher DNR License Costs Are the Wrong Solution

Michigan’s proposed hunting and fishing license fee increases would burden families, discourage participation, and weaken conservation long-term. Here’s why raising DNR fees is the wrong solution for funding Michigan’s outdoors.

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Ultimate Guide to the Top Rated Ice Fishing Gloves of 2026

Discover the best ice fishing gloves that keep your hands warm, dry, and functional on the frozen lake. From extreme-cold waterproof models to dexterous finger-access gloves, find gear that transforms miserable cold into comfort and control.

Major Changes Announced for 2026 Spring Turkey Hunting in Michigan: What Hunters Need to Know

Michigan’s 2026 spring turkey season brings major changes, including new management units, longer seasons, guaranteed licenses, and mandatory harvest reporting

Weight Training for Runners: How to Lift Weights Without Ruining Your Run Performance

Weight training helps runners build strength, prevent injuries, and improve efficiency without slowing down. Learn how often runners should lift, how to train properly, and how the 80% rule and 2-2-2 gym rule fit into smarter running.

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The New Food Pyramid Confirms It: Hunting Wild Game Like Whitetail Deer and Elk Is One of the Healthiest Protein Choices in America

The new food pyramid update finally prioritizes real food and high-quality protein. Hunting wild game like whitetail deer and elk delivers unmatched nutrition, strength, and metabolic health—straight from the land to your freezer.

Stop Overthinking Running: A Simple Training Guide That Actually Works

Just two years ago, I was overthinking running training like everyone else. After completing 2 Ironmans and dozens of races, I learned what actually works. This post breaks down the simple principles that build real running fitness—without the BS.

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Ice Fishing 101: Gear, Safety, Bait, and the Real Reason to Fish the Hard Water

Ice fishing isn’t about comfort—it’s about discipline, patience, and earning every bite through cold and grit. This guide covers essential gear, safety rules, history, and the bait that works when the water is locked in ice.

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New Year, New Me Is Bullshit — If You Wanted Change, You’d Start Now

"New Year, New Me” is the lie people tell themselves to delay responsibility. If you really wanted change, you wouldn’t wait for January—you’d start now. This is your wake-up call.

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How to Hunt the Second Rut: The Most Misunderstood Window in Whitetail Season

By December, most hunters think the season is over. The woods go quiet and rut activity fades—until it doesn’t. Each year, a short, intense window opens when bucks come alive again. Known as the second rut, it rewards hunters willing to adapt.

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Modern Masculinity Is Dying: A Spiritual Wake-Up Call for Men to Rise, Lead & Rebuild Their Lives

Modern masculinity is collapsing. This is a raw call-out for men to confront their weakness, return to God, and rebuild themselves with discipline, purpose, and spiritual strength.

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Deadly Whitetail Deer Tactics for the Rut & Post-Rut: A Complete Hunter’s Guide to Tagging Mature Bucks”

Master proven rut and post-rut whitetail tactics. Learn how bucks travel, feed, and respond to calling so you can hunt smarter, move with purpose, and tag mature deer when they’re most vulnerable.

Dominate the Indoors: How to Train for Running on the Treadmill Through the Cold Months

You’re a man who thrives outdoors. You crave the wind in your face, the hills under your feet, the raw feeling of nature pushing you forward. You’re preparing for big goals—trail runs, half-Ironman, the full Ironman in Michigan. But let’s face facts: Michigan winters are brutal.

Michigan DNR’s Big Elk Season Shake-Up: What Hunting & Outdoor Fans Must Know

The Michigan DNR plans major elk season changes — doubling hunt days, extending registration, and improving weather timing. Starting in 2026, hunters get 45 days of opportunity, flexibility, and adventure across Michigan’s wild elk country.

Smoke, Fire & Patience: Turning a Venison Roast Into the Ultimate Pastrami

The Story Behind the Smoke There’s a moment — knife in hand, backstrap on the cutting board — when everything goes quiet. The hunt’s done, the freezer’s full, and the real craft begins. You know the one: transforming raw wild game into something worthy of the work it took

Take Charge of Your Health: Why You Should Be Using Creatine and Magnesium

The System Doesn’t Want You Strong Let’s be blunt. The modern healthcare system isn’t designed to make you stronger, sharper, or more resilient — it’s built to manage disease, not optimize performance. There’s no profit in prevention. If you want to win in the gym, the

Is Your Protein Powder Toxic? New Report Finds High Levels of Lead in Popular Brands

New Study Reveals Lead in Popular Protein Powders If you drink protein shakes every day, you could be getting more than just protein. A recent Consumer Reports investigation (October 2025) uncovered that many leading protein powders and shakes contain dangerously high levels of lead, arsenic, and cadmium — contaminants linked to

Saddle Hunting 101: The Complete Guide to Saddle Hunting with Tethrd Gear

Introduction: Why Saddle Hunting? Saddle hunting has exploded in popularity over the past decade—and for good reason. Hunters are moving away from bulky treestands and ground blinds in search of a lightweight, mobile, and ultra-stealthy solution. Enter saddle hunting: a system that lets you hang from a tree like

Archery Hunting in Michigan: Opening Day Tips, Must-Have Gear & Scouting Strategies

If you’re an archery hunter in Michigan, October 1st isn’t just another date—it’s the day we’ve been waiting for all year. The Michigan archery deer season officially kicks off then, marking the start of crisp mornings in the woods, the rustle of leaves underfoot, and

Michigan Government Shutdown Could Halt Deer Hunting Licenses on October 1 — What Hunters Must Know

Michigan hunters face a major obstacle this fall: a potential government shutdown could block them from purchasing deer hunting licenses right as archery season begins on October 1. If lawmakers fail to pass a state budget, critical functions like licensing may grind to a halt, leaving thousands of hunters sidelined

From Gear Hanger to Decoy Slayer: The Swamp Stick Is Built for Those Who Hunt Hard

Alright — strap in, crack a cold one (metaphorically speaking), and let’s take a deep-muck dive into the beast that is the Swamp Stick. This is for the hard-nosed woodsman, waterfowler, marsh-rat, or anyone who doesn’t flinch when their boots are 6 inches deep in muck and their gear

Early Season Goose Hunting in the Fields: Michigan Style

There’s just something about that first crack of goose season here in Michigan. The mornings are still warm enough you don’t freeze your tail off, fields are loaded with grain and green shoots, and those honkers are fresh outta summer, fat and a little dumb—if you know

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Ironman 70.3 Frankfort Race Recap: The Brutal Lessons I Learned

This past weekend I raced the 70.3 Ironman in Frankfort, Michigan. It was one of the hardest physical — and ultimately mental — tests I’ve ever put myself through, and one of the best reminders of why I chase challenges like this (or maybe why I shouldn’t 😆). Funny enough,

Trusting Your Training: The Final Week Before IRONMAN 70.3 Michigan in Frankfort

The week leading up to an IRONMAN 70.3 is a unique experience. Your body feels alive—buzzing with energy, eager to test the limits you’ve trained for over months. Your mind runs through every detail: the swim start, the rolling hills on the bike, the feeling of your