Tuesday, October 13, 2015

That Fabulous Party Guide

Chapter 1 – Kids Carnival Themed Party

Ever give a party for child and it turned out to be boring and even you wanted to leave the party? Kids themes parties have been rising over the years. Whether it’s superhero, movie, book, cartoon, etc… theme; theme parties are becoming more and more popular.

The question is though, is what type of party do you want to give your child that will be memorable for everyone? Kids and adults alike?

I once gave my son a carnival themed party. He was a very young age and I wanted children and adults that were friends and family to enjoy it. It took about three months to plan, but it tuned out wonderful. I had so many people tell me that it was the best kid’s party that they had ever attended. It made me feel great! So, now I will share with you how I went about planning it.

Step One: Make your guest list.

This is important when planning any party. You want to make sure you have enough food, prizes, gift bags, etc… Always have more than what you need. Also, if you are on a budget, you want to set your maximum number guests and stick with that number. For my son’s party, I had 100 guests.

Step Two: Decide on the menu and snacks to serve.

I went to a bulk food store. There are some that don’t have a membership requirement, try to find one in your area, they can save you a lot of money! I bought hot dogs and all the condiments, chips, veggie platters and bulk potato salad enough to feed a little over 100 people. I also picked up various cans of soda and bottled water and large tubs to hold them in with ice. The carnival company that I hired also brought a cotton candy maker and enough cotton candy for everyone.

Step Three: Find a carnival company.

You can search online for the nearest place that will supply you with the carnival games, booths and any rides you would like to have. Ask your local church or school who they usually go with. The right company will set up and take down everything for you.

If you would like to take a cheaper route, you can just have carnival games and no rides, maybe just one of those kid’s bouncy things instead. Here are some games you can create on your own.

The Duck Pond Game

You will need: One kid’s pool (blow-up or plastic type), rubber or plastic ducks, black magic marker and a small fish net.

Get at least 25 ducks. Underneath them with the black magic marker, make sure it’s the permanent kind, write a number like 1, 2, 3, etc… this will determine how many tickets the child will win. Fill the pool with enough water to make the ducks float. Add the ducks and when it’s the child’s turn, give them the small fishing net. The best ones are the ones that have a handle and a small net, like for small fish in fish tanks. Let the child grab a duck with the net and whatever number is underneath that duck is the number of tickets the child wins.

The Ring Toss Game

You can find a ring toss game online or at your local toy store. Or if you want to, you can make one. Here's what you need: 3/8 inch or ½ inch rope, something to cut the rope with like a knife or scissors, ½ inch stick or dowel rod, masking tape or electrical tape, saw, sandpaper, paint, marker, water bottles, plastic cups, and sand. Read thoroughly before beginning to make.

How to Make the Stakes and Rings

1. Cut the rope to make three to five rings. Cut the length of the rope to measure 15 inches long, this will be for each ring.

2. To make the ring, you need to join the two ends of he cut ropes together in a circle and secure with the tape. Make sure you use a short piece of tape to hold the ends together, then you want to wrap the longer piece very tightly at the ends to secure he rope ends to one another. Take the wooden stake and drive it into the ground. Make sure that the sticks or dowels are cut to 15 inches long. Make sure one end is pointed by whittling it with a utility knife. Then you need to sand the stake smooth. Then make sure you paint the stake because it will last longer if it’s painted.

3. You can create indoor stakes or outdoor stakes. Depending on where you are holding your party and games. For indoor stakes, you need to take an empty water bottle and fill it with sand or gravel. Screw the lid on tightly and tape it to secure. You can also use this method if you do not want to put the steak in the ground in your yard.

Now you are ready to play the ring toss game. Depending on how may rings you made. Give the player the rings and have them toss them to make them around the stake. For children, put the stakes closer, for adults, put the stakes further away. Give out tickets for prizes.

The Football Toss Game

What you will need: Three Nerf footballs or regular footballs, a tire tube or pool inner tube will work, rope and two poles.

Take the rope and tie the tire tube or inner tube securely to the poles with the circle opening of the tube facing the player. Tying it securely will keep it from moving or spinning around. Once the tire is secure, you can have the children stand closer than the adults.

The object of the game is to throw the football through the opening of the hole. When the player gets the football through the hole, they get a prize ticket or tickets!

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How to Start Over 101 Self-Employment Businesses

Introduction

This book is intended to give you some good ideas for starting your own business and working for yourself. One of the best ways to use this book, is to use some of these ideas to make up your own idea! As with any business you start, you should check all local and state laws before you invest your hard earned money into any new business endeavor.

A lot of these businesses can turn into really good businesses, for the person that has a dream of turning a small business into a very large business. You can do it if you think you can do it, just make a mental vision of yourself doing what you would like to do. If you can envision it, and you think you would enjoy it, go for it! You’re way more likely to succeed if you do something you really enjoy!

You will need to get and obtain certain items in order to run a proper business, like a fictitious business name, business license, resell permit, in some cases, a health department license, and more. So be sure to check all requirements for the business you want to start.

If you own, or would like to start a retail store, or even something smaller like a swap meet booth or flea market booth, you would be wise to contact some of the companies in this book, and ask them for a current catalog and price list. Most of these companies cater to small and large customers alike, but there is enough information here, to fill any store to the brim with new quality discount merchandise! It pays to spend some time doing searches on the internet to find some trade shows you can attend, pertaining to the lines of items you would like to sell. It also pays to shop around.

It’s not as hard as you think to import your own items these days. With the new global economy, it’s only natural to want to be more in control of your products and get the best possible price for it that you can!

1. Driving Instructor

You can make good money, by teaching others how to operate a car safely, and teaching new drivers the rules of the road. By being a driving instructor, you can be your own boss, and working for yourself, teaching others how to drive, and turn a fun business, into a nice full or part time job. Check with your local department of motorcycle vehicles to see the requirements for becoming a driving instructor in your area.

After becoming an instructor, make sure you put your advertising right on your auto with a sign, so new customers can call you when they see you out driving on the road. Also, make and pass out flyers at local high schools, sports fields, movie theaters, malls, and anywhere else teenagers and others will most likely see your flier, since teenagers will be your biggest customer base. Also, newly arrived citizens that need to learn to drive will be good for your business, advertise in local newspapers of different languages. You can set up appointments and plan driving lessons in advance, and later, you can grow your business and have other instructors giving lessons for you while you get a percentage of each of their businesses.

2. Garage Sale Shopping Business

You can make good part time or full time money from scouting out garage sale finds to get items for various purposes. First you might find a valuable treasure that only you could admire, and that is a find in itself. To find something you did not even plan on looking for, those are usually the best finds. It’s good to have several places where you can get rid of some of the stuff that you have now found.

Books are great for the Internet, sites like Half.com and Amazon.com sell really nicely, videos and DVDs sell very well there also. There are many thrift store type furniture stores that buy old desks and dressers to fix them up and resell them. There are always those nice finds when you get something for a few dollars you know will sell on ebay for ten times what you paid for it, sometimes. Keep an eye out for CD’s and rare albums, you can get a lot of money sometimes for the right collectors album, from record stores that like to buy stuff.

By far, the person that usually gets the best deal at a garage sale is the person who ends up buying the whole garage sale! These people can make a lot of money by taking everything there is, usually for a pretty cheap negotiated price, and the cheaper the better! The best way to liquidate everything fast is to take it to your local swap meet or flea market, and start selling early in the morning for the best prices you can get on your items. Then, towards the end of the day, have a $2 sell. You sell everything for $2. You can yell out as people walk by, over and over again, since there are usually new customers always walking by. People begin to buy more stuff because they the cheap prices. Then later, you yell out, everything for $1 each, then the more people will be buying and getting the items, after you sell a lot more items, you can have a .25 cent sale, this will get most of your items gone quickly, and you will have a lot of customers.

You need to talk loudly or yell just like a hawker on the sidewalk trying to sell their wares. After the rush is over, and you want to end the day, you have a free sale. Everything is for free, that will eliminate the entire load and what you paid for the original garage sale should of netted you a profit and you won’t have to take anything back with you and you will be done with that load.

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Learn the Fundamentals & Basics of Fun Different Sports to Play

1. Golf: The Elements of Playing Golf

2. Hockey: A Very Interesting Sport

3. Tennis: A Good Way to Stay Active and Fit

4. Tennis: Another Example of the Game

5. Soccer: How to Play Soccer

6. Basketball: A Team Sport

7. Basketball: Another Example of the Game

8. Football: The Biggest Sport

9. Football: Another Example of the Game

10. Baseball: Easy Rules to Play the Game

11. Racquetball: Simple & Basic Rules

12. Dodge Ball: How to Play Dodge Ball

13. How to Play Horse Shoes

14. How to Play Lacrosse

15. How to Play Volleyball

16. Boxing

1. Golf: The Elements of Playing Golf

The origin of golf in Scotland and was enjoyed from 15th century. The game was encouraged by the king of England James VI in 1603. In 1721, Golf was regularly played on Glasgow green, and the first Golf club and rules were laid in 1744. The first rules were written by Edinburgh golfers, and the first golf club was the honorable company of Edin-burgh golfers. Saint Andrew is the name of the very first golf course situated in Scotland.

Understanding the game: The game is played by the competing players also termed as golfers with different types of clubs and balls. The club is a long stick with a grip on one head and a club on the bottom end. The player makes a grip on the upper head and hit is the ball with the help of the club to put them in the series of holes that are created on a golf course. Clubs are made from different materials like wood and expensive metals sometimes.

Golf courses: A golf course is consisting of a number of holes. These holes are arranged like a series, and each of the series comprises of teeing ground, rough, fairway and other hazards that a golfer has to cross with full power and courage.

Some of the area of the golf course is green with a flag-stick sticking up and a cup at the bottom of the flag. Most golf courses have 18 holes because a standard round of golf is actually based on 18 holes. The numbers of holes can be increased and decrease in many other courses. Some of them have nine holes and some of them have 27 or 36 holes.

Teeing ground or tee is the area from where the game is started or from where the first shot is placed. The area between the tee and putting green is called the fairway where the grass is very short and is considering the most advantageous area. Rough is the area, which is consid-ered as disadvantageous and creates a problem for the golfer in hitting the ball.

Par: Par represents the number of strokes that a good golfer should try to hit the ball in that many times or less. In professional golf tournaments, par is considered the central component of the game. Par three, four and five holes are very common in most courses; however, there are some courses with par six holes. The distance for men and women varies. Par three men are equal to 250 yards and par three women are 210 yards.

Basic rules of golf: Many people love to play golf but most of them are found unaware of the rules. Rules are adding more charm and fun to the game of golf. Other basic rules are to avoiding disturbing the golfer by chatting and stand-ing close to him/her. Play in a quick manner and try to minimize the number of strokes. Never put your club in the putting green. Before starting, you must read the in-ternational and standardized rules as well as local rules. Count your clubs before starting the actual game and make sure that the number of clubs must be fourteen in all.

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A Guide to Creating Your Own Internet Radio Station

Chapter 1 – Let’s Do It!

So, you think you have what it takes to be a DJ and broadcaster? Awesome news for you! And guess what? This is very lucky news for you because in today's technology, it allows anyone who wants to do what was once a limited to a very small percentage of people. But, now you can become an online / internet DJ and / or broadcaster! You can actually be the DJ, the station manager and even the program director who decides what to play on the station, because it’s all on the internet!

There are several ways and approaches you can take in creating a streaming Internet radio station. Which one you decide to choose depends on what your goals are and what type of ways you wish to go about doing them in. If you are really motivated and inspired to start an Internet-based radio station that operates for the sole purpose of profit and revenue generation, your direction and approach will be different than from the individual who just wants to set up an Internet radio station for the only purpose of simply sharing his or her favorite opinions, information or music with friends or people with the same interests as their own.

There are many excellent options for the beginner that of which require very little technical knowledge. If you know how to create or put together MP3 format files, upload them onto a server and then choose some options, you can reach a world-wide audience!

If this really interests you, keep on reading because you're about to enter the world of online radio.

Live 365 is an affordable and premiere provider of independent web-based Internet radio show streams. What they do is act as your radio transmitter. They have created a structure that allows thousands of audio streams to use their servers to make broadcasting on the Internet very easy and simple. It's very easy to begin broadcasting with them and it's also easy for listeners to hear your own broadcast. Live365 does offer several options.

A Personal Station

Live365 offers you packages for either a personal stations or a professional station. With your own personal station you can broadcast your talk radio show or your favorite music or just a small amount of money.

Their streaming packages for a personal station begins as low as $4 a month to $99.95 per month. You can check their website for more information. Note that the more expensive the package is, the more server space you will receive and it also affects the amount of listeners who can tune into to you at once because the more listeners there are, takes up server space. Also, Live365.com will pay all your royalty fees for you to stream music, to organizations like BMI, SoundExchange, SEASAC and ASCAP.

They offer six broadcasting packages for personal use at Live365.com. They say that the most popular one is the Gold package that is set at $29.95 per month. In the Gold package you receive 1GB of storage, 28K sound quality, the ability for 60 people to listen at the same time in basic Mode or 30 listeners in live mode with unlimited VIP Listeners and the capability to upgrade your package at any time. Live365.com is the stress-free and easiest solution for almost everyone. The company provides outstanding software to help you create your own station and does all the preverbal heavy lifting. All you have to do is be creative! If you’re not sure if this is the avenue to take, they offer a free trial period for you to try it out!

Professional Stations

Live365 also offers professional broadcasting packages that allow you to create pre-recorded or live streams. You can also earn revenue through your own advertising, add links to your station on your own website and even stream through popular players like Winamp, Windows Media Player, iTunes, and more.

The prices for their professional packages are given when you contact Live365.com. According to their website: “Live365 offers full royalty/licensing coverage for SoundExchange, ASCAP, BMI and SESAC. Your station gets wide distribution including Live365.com (preferred station status), iTunes Radio (128k stations only), Mobile Apps (iPhone, Android), TiVo (home listening), Roku (home listening), and more.” Also according to their website, it is “The ONLY internet radio service that offers full music licensing for your station and website." So, if you're running a station that plays music, you will pay a fee to Live365.com in order to do this and you won’t have to worry about royalty payments. Their professional packages start at $99 per month for talk radio and $107 per month for music format stations.

The software they provide lets the DJ / Radio Host broadcast live at any time to listeners or upload WAV and MP3 music files, pre-recorded content , commercials to play on their station 24 hours-a-day. Their Station Manager software is designed to be used by anyone with or without any prior broadcasting experience.

Radionomy is a free and easy to use option where you can create your own online radio station. The main interface creator’s use is the Radio Manager. This dashboard that is web-based allows you to put all the controls in one place to run your own online radio station. You are able to select the musical genre and songs, choose the name of your station, even set up the rules for music rotation, you can upload an image for your station and within 24 hours it's streaming!

If you want to set up a broadcast and you don't wish to pay any fees to another party to host your Internet radio station and you are also a do-it-yourself hands on kind of person, you can also create your own Internet radio station by using your own personal computer to create a dedicated server for getting the job done.

Here are some of the software options for this method:

Quicktime Streaming Server. Apple.com declares: “Whether you are looking to add streaming media to your web site, deliver distance learning or provide rich content for your mobile subscribers, Mac OS X Server has all of the tools you need. QuickTime Streaming Server lets you deliver live or prerecorded content in real time over the Internet.” You can find out more information on Apple.com.

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Parents Guide to Autism: True Life Story, Tips and More!

Chapter 1. My Story

My pregnancy was a surprise to me. I didn't realize that I was pregnant until I was seven months along. I had been trying to get pregnant with my son’s father, who is now deceased.

In January 2004, I thought I was pregnant because I had not had my period. I went to my gynecologist and had a pregnancy test via urine. It turned up negative. At the time, I had been training for women's professional football. I was running 2-4 miles a day, practicing catching the football, etc... and of course eating healthy.

I was not taking any medications or drinking alcohol and was in pretty good health. A few months went by and I still hadn't had my period. I went back to the doctor and met with a nurse practitioner. I took another pregnancy test via urine... still negative.

The nurse practitioner at my gynecologist’s informed me that if I was trying to get pregnant, that maybe it was my husband's issue and that he should be tested. I informed her that I was training for football and she said that if I wanted to wait, that maybe I should go on birth control pills. I declined her offer, because birth control pills make me sick. I went home and continued training for several more months.

June 2004

I started waking up every morning sick to my stomach. My husband and I thought I had the stomach flu, although the sickness was only in the morning. It went on for about a month.

Early July, I was laying in bed one morning and I felt something in my stomach. Like a kick. I thought maybe that there was something wrong with my stomach. I had my husband take me to Urgent Care and I told them what was going on.

They took a blood test and urine test. The urine test came up negative for pregnancy, but the blood test came up positive. I was informed that I was pregnant and immediately made an appointment with my OB/GYN.

My OB/GYN confirmed my pregnancy and began scheduling appointments for me.

Most mothers-to-be have time to get a nursery ready, buy baby clothes, buy maternity clothes, etc... I had less than two months to do EVERYTHING! And in my final tri-mester to boot!

So, in between battling cravings, morning sickness, working a job, doctor's visits, swollen ankles, back pains... I had to get ready for my new arrival!

Did I forget to mention, this was my first child!

I had a sonogram done, pictures taken and was told I was having a baby boy!

Everything looked normal with the sonogram, except that my son was giving the technician the middle finger in his first picture! I knew at that moment that my new little one was going to be a handful.

The doctors weren't quite sure when my due date was. So, I was scheduled for an amniocentesis to estimate when my due date was. The amniocentesis sent me into contractions and they knew it was too early. Boy, were those contractions painful!

I was given medication to stop the contractions and kept overnight in the hospital and released the next day.

My dear sweet little guy was "sunny-side up" and turned around, so I was scheduled for a C-Section on August 10, 2004 in the morning. They had estimated a few weeks too early and my son was taken to NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) and hooked up to all sorts of machines and a life support machine was waiting nearby.

His lungs weren't fully developed yet. He stayed in the NICU for about three weeks. There were complications of him not breathing or he would stop breathing when he would be fed.

Finally I was able to bring him home and then the adventure of Nick started!

After I brought Nick home from the hospital, he started progressing as any normal child would. He began speaking with words like, "mama", "dada", "kitty" (we have two cats).

He started to first roll around and then shortly thereafter he began to crawl. He loved to eat and whenever he would hear his spoon scrape the bottom of the jar, he would get upset and cry because he knew there would be no more food until his next feeding.

Nick was showing high signs of intelligence and problem solving at a very early age. He slept in my room in his crib. Next to his crib there was a dresser, but it was way out of his reach. I placed his diapers, wipes, powder, etc... on this dresser and knew there was no way he could get to the items. Unless, of course, his arms grew about 5-6 ft long or he figured out how to move things with his mind.

The first morning I walked into the room after he had his nap, several of the items were in his crib! I took a step back and looked around. There was NO WAY he could have reached that far and got those items.

I took them out of his crib and put them back on the dresser. He wasn't too pleased about his newfound treasure being taken away. I thought maybe that I had forgotten to put them away. Yeah. That was it. Lack of sleep... rushing around… changing diapers...new mom duties... Yeah, I had forgotten to put them back on the dresser.

For his afternoon nap, I made sure I had taken everything and put them back on the dresser. I checked again.

I double checked.

I triple checked.

OK. Everything was put back.

I closed the door and let him take his afternoon nap.

Several hours later, I heard him in his crib laughing. I opened the door...

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Kids Cookbook: 20 Recipes for Kids to Make

Introduction

First off, I want to let all kids know that anytime there is an oven or stove involved in any of the recipes, ALWAYS have parental supervision. I repeat, ALWAYS have parental supervision when you are using a hot stove or hot oven. You are precious to your loved ones and even though they will appreciate you cooking for them, they do not want you hurting yourself in the process, and neither do I! With that being said…

Welcome to a cookbook for kids! In this book you will find 20 recipes for your parents, siblings or anyone else you want to treat special by cooking for them. I will give you recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and our favorite… dessert!

Remember to always clean up your mess in the kitchen, that’s also part of cooking. You don’t want to make a nice meal for someone and then leave a mess for them to clean up! Always be mindful of the kitchen and clean up along the way, to make things easier for yourself. If you spill milk, or drop flour on the counter, wipe it clean immediately. Mom doesn’t want to walk into her kitchen and wonder what on earth you are doing to her kitchen!

You can use these recipes for your friends too! With adult supervision, make a day in the kitchen with your friends and have some fun, especially on a rainy day when you can’t go outside to play. Don’t vegetate in front of the television or video game screen, make your own yummy veggie snack!

Create a camp-out in your own home and make some foods that you would normally eat when you are out camping when the weather is nice. There are all sorts of fun ideas you can do with the recipes and ideas for yummy and delicious desserts and meals to make for you and your loved ones. Make sure you have an apron on also, so you don’t make a mess of yourself. Besides, all the great chefs have a cool apron to wear when they are creating their masterpieces in the kitchen, just like you will be doing!

Chapter 1 – Breakfast

Everyone knows that starting out your day with a great breakfast is necessary! You have to fuel that body, so why not fuel it with yummy and easy things to make?

1. Crescent Sausage Mini Squares

Ingredients:

- 2 cans of crescent rolls

- 1 package of cream cheese

- 1 package of breakfast sausage (To make things easier you can always get the pre-cooked breakfast sausage already crumbled in a package.)

- Canned oil spray or butter to grease the cookie sheet

Directions:

Preheat oven to 325°F.

If you didn't buy the pre-cooked crumbled breakfast sausage package, cook your breakfast sausage links in a frying pan. Ask an adult for help if you do not know how to cook sausage. Once sausage is fully cooked, set aside to cool.

Take one of the cans of crescent rolls and open it. Spread out the dough in one roll on greased cookie sheet. Do not separate. Keep dough in one piece.

Take the package of cream cheese and spread out all over on top of the dough with a butter knife. Don’t use a sharp knife because it’s not necessary and you may cut yourself!

Take the crumbled sausage package or cooked sausage and crumble it. Spread over cream cheese on top of crescent dough.

Open second can of crescent rolls and place over the cream cheese and crumbled sausage.

Bake for 12 - 15 minutes or until golden brown.

Ask an adult to help you cut into squares with a sharp knife. If you do it alone, please be careful not to cut yourself!

2. Chocolate Waffles

Ingredients:

- 3 cups flour

- 4 eggs

- 1/2 tablespoon salt

- 3 1/2 cups milk

- 2 tablespoons baking powder

- 2/3 cup sugar

- 2/3 cup cocoa powder

- 1 cup oil

Directions:

***Note! You must have a waffle iron for this recipe!***

Pre-heat waffle iron.

Take a large bowl and mix flower, salt, baking powder, sugar and cocoa powder all together. Set the bowl aside.

In a different bowl, take the eggs, milk and oil and slightly beat together with a wire whisk or large fork. When you are done, add mixture to the other bowl of ingredients.

Mix all the ingredients together in one bowl. Be careful not to over mix the ingredients though.

Take a one cup measuring cup and scoop out batter and pour onto pre-heated waffle iron. Follow the directions on your waffle iron on how to cook a waffle.

Optional: Serve with whipped cream or syrup.

Makes 6 waffles.

3. Chocolate Banana Crepes

Ingredients:

- 1 jar Nutella or melted chocolate

- 2 cups Bisquick

- 2 bananas, thinly sliced

- 2 eggs

- 1 1/2 cups milk

- Crepe pan or non-stick frying pan

- 1 stick of butter

Directions:

In a large bowl mix Bisquick, two eggs and only 1 cup of the milk. After all is mixed together, add the rest of the milk and mix.

Grease the crepe pan or frying pan with a little butter. Pour the mixture into the pan so that it makes a large, thin circle. Now spread out mixture by lifting up the pan and tilting it in different directions.

Be careful not to burn yourself! Ask an adult if you need help.

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HOW TO HUNT & FISH FOR RABBITS, DUCKS, DEER, BEAR, CATFISH, TUNA, SHARK & MORE

1. HOW TO GO RABBIT HUNTING

2. HOW TO GO DUCK HUNTING

3. HOW TO GO DUCKING HUNTING #2

4. HOW TO GO PHEASANT HUNTING

5. HOW TO GO PHEASANT HUNTING #2

6. HOW TO GO RACCOON HUNTING

7. HOW TO GO OPOSSUM HUNTING

8. HOW TO GO DEER HUNTING

9. HOW TO GO MOOSE HUNTING

10. HOW TO GO BEAR HUNTING

11. HOW TO GO BOW AND ARROW HUNTING

12. THE BEST GUNS TO USE FOR HUNTING

13. HOW TO TRAP FOR ANIMALS

14. HOW TO HUNT FROM A BLIND

15. HOW TO GO FRESHWATER FISHING

16. HOW TO GO TROUT FISHING

17. HOW TO GO BASS FISHING

18. HOW TO GO CATFISH FISHING

19. HOW TO GO SALMON FISHING

20. HOW TO GO SALTWATER FISHING

21. HOW TO GO TUNA FISHING

22. HOW TO GO TUNA FISHING #2

23. HOW TO GO SAILFISH FISHING

24. HOW TO GO SHARK FISHING

25. HOW TO GO CRAB FISHING

26. HOW TO GO LOBSTER FISHING

27. HOW TO GO FLY FISHING

28. HOW TO GO SPEAR FISHING

29. HOW TO GO ICE FISHING

1. HOW TO GO RABBIT HUNTING

It's not hard to locate the right spots for rabbit hunting. Wherever there are plenty of rabbits, you can be sure there is an abundant food supply available nearby, and you know rabbits would thrive really well there. The best places to search for rabbits would be by bushes, the woods, briars, fencerows and even alongside drainage systems. A densely covered rail line or places to hide would also have rabbits thriving there, so check out those places as well. You should not ignore old farmhouses, or irrigation pipes on the ground, as rabbits like to live in them also.

The best way to locate rabbits would be to drive down early in the morning or late at night on the rural routes, and you would find many rabbits running around. Now that you know where to look for the rabbits, let’s find out how you can hunt for them now.

You can hunt for many rabbits when you have the right rifle with you, a .22 rifle that is, some even use a bow and arrow, or even a pistol for hunting rabbits. You could also choose to use a shotgun, a 20 gauge that has an improved cylinder choke. Now while you are busy thinking of shooting rabbits, ensure you are well covered and protected or else the thorns and briars along the path rabbits like to hide could hurt you.

If you are lucky enough to own a Beagle, they make some of the best rabbit hunting dogs to have. Beagles will happily go sniffing the trails and will follow the chase and bring the hunt back to you. Their barks would be like angels playing the harp on a cold winter morning, while they bark their ways to the rabbit and bring it to the ground and finally to you, since most rabbits will run in a circle.

If you don’t have a Beagle or a pack of them, then you should wait out the rabbits, which is the traditional way of rabbit hunting. In this situation, you need to be camouflaged and wait patiently until you out wait the rabbits. If you pause at any given point of time, the rabbit would pick up the signs and take off for their life. Choose a location suitable for hunting and walk slowly. The ideal thumb rule is 10:30, paces to seconds that is. This would make the rabbits think they have been spotted and when you pause silently, they start to run.

Snap shooting is the best way for rabbit hunting, say experts. Rabbits wouldn’t wait for you to shoot them and they don’t have the time to swing around where you would want to target them. It is up to you now to locate the prey and shoot in an instant.

The best thing about rabbit hunting is that you don’t need to have props or blinds set up to hunt. All you have to do is have many quick senses in place and patience to hunt down your rabbit.

2. HOW TO GO DUCK HUNTING

There are all sorts of hobbies and activities that one can conduct during their free time. Depending on your inter-est and personality, the activities you would be pursuing might be different, even amongst your friends. Some activi-ties are common whereas some may not be. For instance, duck hunting is one of those activities that many would as-sume that it is filled with unknowns and complicated meth-ods. No matter if, you are interested with this hunting activi-ty or you have been ducking hunting before, some of these guidelines here might be useful for you to try out yourself in the near future.

Before heading out the door for duck hunting, always make sure that you are having all the necessary tools and equip-ment for this activity. One of the equipment’s you should not overlook is waders, especially for individuals who do not wish to get their bodies’ wet while duck hunting. Of course, although a set of waders might be expensive, do not fret that you might waste the money-buying waders if you do not plan to go duck hunting for a long time. You can still use your waders for any other fishing activities and also to keep your-self warm during any outdoor activities, do go ahead and buy some.

Of course, ducks will never march their ways towards you when you are merely hunting them. By this, you would defi-nitely need some extra help from the decoys. Many would prefer to use a robot duck, which you will be able to obtain in the market for an affordable price, to lure the ducks out. The robot duck is believed to be one of the most effective decoys to tempt the ducks out of their hiding places. Apart from that, you can also use the technique of duck calls to further en-hance the effectiveness of luring the ducks out. Duck calls are like a push to persuade the ducks to come towards you, and it is best used when your decoys seem to be providing slow and fruitless results.

Now you know the important equipment you should bring along when duck hunting. The next thing you need to know about duck hunting is the best locations to conduct the hunt. There are a few factors you can put into consideration when selecting the best places for duck hunting. It is better for you to look out for big pools or big water areas. In order to find out where the ducks will be spending most of their time, you need to be attentive of the weather patterns as well as the wa-ter levels of the water area.

Furthermore, if you are planning to conduct duck hunting for a long period of time, it is also recommended for you to keep a hunting log, jotting down the necessary information every time you go duck hunting so that it would be easier for you to track down the best locations the next time you go duck hunting.

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