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Posted: January 03, 2021
We’ll just state the obvious. Fishing for walleye is just plain fun. Thrilling and fast-paced, catching walleye means an angler has to be quick-thinking when it comes to fishing this predator. That’s why we asked walleye expert, Dale Gilbert, to share his extensive walleye knowledge with us. A walleye master, Dale, has fished walleye from Arkansas to Canada and Michigan to Montana, and he doesn’t disappoint. Splicing backing to your main line is easy to do using a double, double Uni knot. Watch as walleye sensei, Dale Gilbert, walks through the step-by-step process of tying a double, double Uni. Want to learn more tips & tricks about catching walleye? Click here to read more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMj6AIcvoYA&feature=youtu.be Video Transcription How to Attach B...
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Tags: Tools for Beekeeping, Honey Bees, Hives, Beginner Beekeeping, bees, Beekeeping Tools, Beekeeping Euipment, Beekeeping, BeekeeperPosted: January 03, 2021Comments: 1What Equipment Do I Need to Start Beekeeping? Read more5 Min
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Posted: January 02, 2021
We’ll just state the obvious. Fishing for walleye is just plain fun. Thrilling and fast-paced, catching walleye means an angler has to be quick-thinking when it comes to fishing this predator. That’s why we asked walleye expert, Dale Gilbert, to share his extensive walleye knowledge with us. A walleye master, Dale, has fished walleye from Arkansas to Canada and Michigan to Montana, and he doesn’t disappoint. Feeling that bump and setting the hook and catching that fish, jigging for walleye means your in for fun times. Walleye expert and sensei, Dale Gilbert, explains the easy steps you need to take to set up your rod for jigging walleye. Watch and learn! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6BLSIeS5cI Video Transcription Setting up a Rod and Jigging for Walleyes Hey folks, we're goin...
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Posted: January 01, 2021
We’ll just state the obvious. Fishing for walleye is just plain fun. Thrilling and fast-paced, catching walleye means an angler has to be quick-thinking when it comes to fishing this predator. That’s why we asked walleye expert, Dale Gilbert, to share his extensive walleye knowledge with us. A walleye master, Dale, has fished walleye from Arkansas to Canada and Michigan to Montana, and he doesn’t disappoint. When it comes to the pros and cons of fishing lines, it really depends on what you’re fishing. Walleye expert, and sensei, Dale Gilbert explains the difference in lines and his gives his best recommendations for different presentations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4_czMWWp3I&feature=youtu.be Video Transcription Different Lines for Different Presentations I wan...
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Corner of the Mouth or the Tip of the Nose, What's Better? Accuracy is everything and it begins by being consistent. Consistentcy takes dedication but it the results are well worth the effort. Watch and learn as we share our best tips for how to have a consistent anchor point.Video TranscriptionHey guys, Ken here with North 40 Outfitters, Lead Archery Tech at our West Great Falls location. Today I'm going to be talking about developing a consistent anchor point. So, we're actually going to use Conor as my main example so he'll be in front of the camera I'll be behind the camera talkingHow to Have the Same Consistent Anchor Point?So the main thing you want to see, is that they're string is consistently hitting the corner of the mouth and/or the tip of the nose. So, here he's got a wrist strap release he's pulling back to a consistent ...
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Posted: December 31, 2020
By North 40 Outfitters and Thomas Hopkins Whether you’re looking to increase the robustness of your garden or you’re harvesting the honey flow, when you’re dealing with thousands of bees, you have to pay attention. Bees are sophisticated. (One glance into the core of a nest and you can see the layers of organization and the strategy it takes to build it.) At the same time, however, with some planning and research, bees are also really manageable. Have more questions about beekeeping? Get started here. Keeping that in mind, did you know that there are nearly 20,000 known species of bees and that honey bees make up only a small portion of that number? Here at North 40, we exclusively carry Italian Carniolan hybrid honey bees because these bees feature the best traits of both Italian and Carniolan bees. What are Itali...
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It's All About Accuracy. It's all about accuracy when it comes to peep sights, a peep sight is a necessary bow accessory. Watch and learn as we share our best tips and techniques for how to tie a peep sight.Video TranscriptionHey guys, Ken here with North 40 Outfitters. I'm the Lead Archery Tech at our West Great Falls location and today I'm going to show you how to tie in a peep. Before you get started on tying the peep in you're gonna want to make sure you have the proper P height, and the best way to do that is when you get to your anchor point you want to make sure that you're looking straight forward and that the peep is just right there. You're not having to hunt up or down for it. If you need to move your head to find the peep you need to move your peep height. Want better accuracy? Shop bow accessories HERE.How to Tie a Knot...
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Wind Drag, Spin, and Stability.Fletching arrows produces stability and accuracy. Watch and learn as we share our best techniques for how to fletch arrows.Video TranscriptionHey everybody this is Conner here with North 40 Outfitters, one of the Archery Techs at our West Great Falls location. Today we're going to go over how to fletch your arrows. Fletching arrows? Shop all arrow accessories HERE.Three or Four Fletch?So, the first thing you want to do is just get your preferred fletching jig. Here we have a Bitzenburger it's what we use here at the West Great Falls location. You get the vanes that you're gonna put on your arrows. You decide whether or not you want a three or a four Fletch. So, you take your vane and slide it into the clamp of the jig. I like mine with a Bitzenburger with about three hash marks up from the back. It gives me...
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Fixed Pin Versus Sliding SightsWhen it comes to bow sights, there are a few factors to consider. Plus, how do you know which one is right for your setup? Watch and learn as we share our best tips for how to choose a bow sight.Video TranscriptionHey guys, Ken here with North 40 Outfitters, Lead Archery Tech at our West Great Falls location. Today I'm going to go over different bow sights and how you can choose the right one for you. So what we've got here are a couple of different sights that we offer here at North 40 Outfitters. Want better accuracy? Shop bow accessories HERE.What's the Main Difference Between Bow Sights?The main difference between both sights is gonna be you have fixed pin sights and you have sliding sights. So, a fixed pin sight, it's just as it sounds. The pins are stationary, they don't move once you set them. ...
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