In this video, I review the 5.11 Tactical Skyweight 36L Pack in Woodland Camo, after putting it to the test through multiple hunting trips in the coastal swamps of NC. Join me as I break down the pack’s features, weight, comfort, storage capacity, and overall durability. Whether you’re gearing up for a backcountry hunt or…
“Blessed are those who are called to the marriage supper of the Lamb.” —Revelation 19:9 When the Bridegroom comes bearing life, do not let the world draw you away. Stay, and be fed by the mystery that heals and holds. —D. + +.+ The Bridegroom descends, not in haste, but slow and sure, a king…
By Michael Kurcina Mike credits his early military training as the one thing that kept him disciplined through the many years. He currently provides his expertise as an adviser for an agency within the DoD. Michael Kurcina subscribes to the Spotter Up way of life. “I will either find a way or I will make…
Photo: 5.11 Tactical Running with a good running shoe is essential for both performance and injury prevention. A well-designed shoe provides the necessary cushioning to absorb impact, reducing stress on joints like the knees and ankles during repetitive movements. Proper arch support and a comfortable fit help prevent common issues such as blisters, shin splints,…
I speak with Lucas Brooks of Green Ops Inc. Lucas brings to Green Ops competition experience and hundreds of hours of training that he has received from trainer all across the country. With no LE or MIL experience Lucas began his journey into firearms by taking a basic CCW class to protect himself and family…
Matthew Little, is a US Army Special Forces combat veteran who has extensive law enforcement experience, including serving as training coordinator and an operational supervisor on a major metropolitan SWAT team, and has worked as a government contractor in non-permissive environments. Additionally, Matt is a lifelong martial artist and former national level competitor. He is also…
Spy pigeon in the CIA Museum. Central Intelligence Agency photo. The Cold War era was a time of intense espionage, where nations employed every conceivable method to gain an edge over their adversaries. Among the Central Intelligence Agency’s (CIA) arsenal of unconventional tools were pigeons—yes, the humble birds that have been used for centuries as…
By Michael Kurcina Mike credits his early military training as the one thing that kept him disciplined through the many years. He currently provides his expertise as an adviser for an agency within the DoD. Michael Kurcina subscribes to the Spotter Up way of life. “I will either find a way or I will make…
Pexels photo by Clem Onojeghuo. Even if your coffee maker is on the fritz or unavailable, there are plenty of ways to brew your favorite cup using simple tools and techniques. You don’t need fancy equipment, just some coffee, water, and a dash of ingenuity. Below are several methods to make you can use to…
Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France. Pexels photo by Dany B. The Middle Ages (approximately 500 to 1500 AD) were a time of intense political intrigue, territorial conflicts, and religious upheavals. In this turbulent era, espionage played a vital role in shaping the outcomes of wars, forging alliances, and protecting realms from external and internal threats. Though it lacked…