By Matt Harper
The older I get, the less tolerant I become of products that don’t live up to their billing. You might think I’m getting cantankerous, but it could be a symptom of overabundant misleading or false advertising.
By Matt Harper
The older I get, the less tolerant I become of products that don’t live up to their billing. You might think I’m getting cantankerous, but it could be a symptom of overabundant misleading or false advertising.
By Matt Harper
I would guess that most of you reading this magazine have been to a hunting, fishing or outdoors trade show at least once. Many of you have probably been to several, and why not? These shows are filled with cool things that hunters get giddy over. I was a frequent patron of hunting shows, spending at least a day of my weekend wandering the vast aisles, visiting with people selling everything from squirrel skinners to African safaris. But most of my trade-show days were spent as a booth jockey rather than a consumer.