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I'm a poet and and author. My work has appeared in The Greatest Lakes Review, The North Central Review, Dexter magazine, Open Palm Print, newspapers, magazines, bathroom stalls, the backs of highway billboards, under bridges and other, stranger, places. 

I love almost all outdoor activities, but I focus on cooking, hiking, and kayaking... whenever I can find the time.


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  • bikingGearing Up: Mountain Biking Safety

      Before you get out on the mountain and barrel down the trails at speeds of 30 mph or more, you need to be safe and that starts with buying a good helmet. If you are out there on the trails you’re going to make a mistake and you are going to fall. Wearing a [...]

  • Snow mountain biking might not be the best place to start...Beginner’s Guide to Choosing the Right Mountain Bike

    When they go to buy their first bike, a lot of beginning riders go out and do one of two things; either they buy the cheapest bike or the most expensive bike. Both are huge mistakes. The cheapest bike, in most stores, isn’t up to the beating it’s going to take out on any serious [...]

  • 5795062815_c0c727fd02_bhikin2Your Path is Waiting: Go Hike

    No one with fully functional eyes can deny how awe-inspiring nature is. Even if you haven’t gotten out to the shores of one of the great lakes or hiked an Appalachian trail, just watching the sunset in the park can give you a taste of what’s in store for you when you really get out [...]

  • Texas Parks and WildlifeTexas Parks and Wildlife Game Warden Fatally Shoots Suspect

    According to TKFYO Radio,  Shawn Hervey, a Bowie county game warden, shot a male suspect while working with the same county’s Sherriff’s Department. The shooting occurred near a Texarkana federal prison around 1:30pm, January 26. Witnesses to the incident reported that the man crashed his vehicle, got out, and began shooting at the officers. Hervey then shot and [...]

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  • vlaughingwhitefish21Laughing Whitefish Falls, Michigan’s Best Family Hiking Destination

    When I was 10 my parents took me to Laughing Whitefish Falls and it was the type of hiking experience that helped turn me into an outdoorsman for life. Laughing Whitefish Falls is located off I-94, in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. The falls are part of Laughing Whitefish River and run through the Escanaba River State [...]

  • attosThe Evolution of the Arrow: The First Arrows

    Part 1: Sticking it to em’ The bow and arrow are two of the oldest and most effective hunting tools. The heart of the effectiveness of these weapons has always rested in the precision craftsmanship that goes into the arrow itself. The history of the arrow beings with simple wooden darts and while primitive, sharpened-bone [...]

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Texas Parks and Wildlife Game Warden Fatally Shoots Suspect

by Benjamin T. Lambright January 26, 2012
Texas Parks and Wildlife Game Warden Fatally Shoots Suspect

According to TKFYO Radio,  Shawn Hervey, a Bowie county game warden, shot a male suspect while working with the same county’s Sherriff’s Department. The shooting occurred near a Texarkana federal prison around 1:30pm, January 26. Witnesses to the incident reported that the man crashed his vehicle, got out, and began shooting at the officers. Hervey then shot and [...]

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Gearing Up: Mountain Biking Safety

by Benjamin T. Lambright June 29, 2011

  Before you get out on the mountain and barrel down the trails at speeds of 30 mph or more, you need to be safe and that starts with buying a good helmet. If you are out there on the trails you’re going to make a mistake and you are going to fall. Wearing a [...]

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Beginner’s Guide to Choosing the Right Mountain Bike

by Benjamin T. Lambright June 29, 2011

When they go to buy their first bike, a lot of beginning riders go out and do one of two things; either they buy the cheapest bike or the most expensive bike. Both are huge mistakes. The cheapest bike, in most stores, isn’t up to the beating it’s going to take out on any serious [...]

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Your Path is Waiting: Go Hike

by Benjamin T. Lambright June 27, 2011
Your Path is Waiting: Go Hike

No one with fully functional eyes can deny how awe-inspiring nature is. Even if you haven’t gotten out to the shores of one of the great lakes or hiked an Appalachian trail, just watching the sunset in the park can give you a taste of what’s in store for you when you really get out [...]

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Gearing Up: Kayaking for Beginners

by Benjamin T. Lambright June 23, 2011

You’ve seen us out there, gliding through the water in what look long, thin, hollowed out bananas, weaving between river rocks on white water rapids, or chasing down steroid jacked baseballs floating in the San Francisco Bay and you’ve wanted to give kayaking a try, but you haven’t. Maybe you didn’t know where to start. [...]

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How to Hang a Bear Bag Using the Counter Weight Method

by Benjamin T. Lambright June 22, 2011
How to Hang a Bear Bag Using the Counter Weight Method

Over the years I’ve done enough camping to learn just how much bears love to steal a little back brunch from unsuspecting campers. And, the more urbanization takes away bear habitat the more they rely on for food, the more they will look at campers and campsites as sources for food. With that in mind, [...]

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How To Change Up Your Next Campfire Cookout

by Benjamin T. Lambright June 21, 2011
How To Change Up Your Next Campfire Cookout

Campfire cookouts are great. S’mores are as American and as enjoyable as apple pie but, if you spend as much time around a campfire as I do, the desire to spice things up a bit can creep into this classic pastime. Try these three alternative campfire foods the next time you’re gathered around the fire [...]

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How To Eat Great Outdoors: Three Steps To Better Campfire Meals

by Benjamin T. Lambright June 17, 2011

Longer camping trips where you hunt and kill your own dinner can be one of the most rewarding experiences an outdoorsman can have. While most game can be delicious when simply cooked over an open flame, there a few simple things you can do to improve the flavor of almost any meal cooked over a [...]

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Laughing Whitefish Falls, Michigan’s Best Family Hiking Destination

by Benjamin T. Lambright June 15, 2011
Laughing Whitefish Falls, Michigan’s Best Family Hiking Destination

When I was 10 my parents took me to Laughing Whitefish Falls and it was the type of hiking experience that helped turn me into an outdoorsman for life. Laughing Whitefish Falls is located off I-94, in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. The falls are part of Laughing Whitefish River and run through the Escanaba River State [...]

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The Evolution of the Arrow: The First Arrows

by Benjamin T. Lambright June 15, 2011
The Evolution of the Arrow: The First Arrows

Part 1: Sticking it to em’ The bow and arrow are two of the oldest and most effective hunting tools. The heart of the effectiveness of these weapons has always rested in the precision craftsmanship that goes into the arrow itself. The history of the arrow beings with simple wooden darts and while primitive, sharpened-bone [...]

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