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This article was originally published by Michael Snyder at The Economic Collapse Blog. For a long time, we were warned that when the financial system finally started melting down, the price of silver would explode.  It appears that those who predicted this were quite prescient.  The yen carry trade is unwinding, more than a trillion dollars in cryptocurrency wealth has been wiped out, stocks and bonds have been extremely volatile, and the U.S. dollar has plummeted in value since the beginning of the year.  Meanwhile, the price of silver has nearly doubled since January 1st… In just 11 months, the price of…

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Scott Einsmann is Outdoor Life’s gear editor. He oversees the gear team’s editors and writers who are subject matter experts in bows, knives, hunting, fishing, backpacking, and more. He lives in Richmond, Virginia with his wife and two bird dogs. Read the full article here

Sign up for the Outdoor Life Newsletter Get the hottest outdoor news—plus a free month of onX Hunt Elite. THE BIG WOODS of Pennsylvania, the final holdout state to maintain a flintlock-specific muzzleloader season, are full of tradition and smoke from the day after Christmas until the middle of January. It’s a season where modern tech like synthetic stocks and sabots clash with century-old rifles that rely on real flint and loose powder. There’s nothing quite like the feeling of walking through the woods with a weapon you’re not entirely confident in. Sometimes, when you’re unaware that your powder is…

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More › The TrophyLine HyperLite is a magnesium climbing stick that packs flat and grips a tree with authority. See our review of them here. These sticks are usually $450 for four, but they’re now $360 at Lancaster Archery Supply, which is the best price I’ve seen to date. Save $190 on a TrophyLine Specter Venatic Saddle Kit Save $40 on a TrophyLine The Rival Climbing Sticks Save $90 on TrophyLine HyperLite Climbing Sticks The post Save $90 on the TrophyLine HyperLite Sticks…

A group of former military lawyers issued a memo Saturday condemning Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for allegedly ordering a special operations commander and military personnel to kill everybody aboard an alleged drug-carrying vessel on Sept. 2.The memo from the Former JAGs Working Group came after The Washington Post reported Friday that Adm. Frank M. “Mitch” Bradley, who led Joint Special Operations Command at the time, ordered SEAL Team 6 to fire a second strike after the initial strike left two individuals clinging to the wreckage, in compliance with Hegseth’s directive. It was the first strike in the U.S. Southern Command…

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More › Lancaster Archery Supply is having a crazy sale on all things Ultraview. Everything from Sliders to Buttons to UV1K arrows are on sale. Save $200 on a ULTRAVIEW UV Slider Sight with No-Light Cap Save $60 on an Ultraview UV Button Save $80 on ULTRAVIEW UV 1K Fletched Arrows Ultraview Archery Blowout Sale The post Save $200 on an Ultraview UV Slider: Plus Releases and Arrows on Sale appeared first on Outdoor Life. Read the full article here

A group of U.S. Space Force trainees is the first basic military training class to sport the service’s new dress uniform and will wear it during their graduation ceremony next month.In photos released by the 37th Training Wing on Wednesday, trainees can be seen trying on their new uniform during a Nov. 19 fitting at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas. They will wear the uniform for the first time at their graduation ceremony Dec. 18.The service’s new dress uniform comes after four years of development with early prototypes, service members’ feedback and testing periods. The new dress uniform includes a…

Sign up for the Quick Strike Newsletter The hottest fishing news, tips, and tactics The effects of the fatal boat crash that occurred earlier this year on Smith Lake are still reverberating throughout Alabama’s tournament fishing community — as evidenced by the recent cancelations of several bass tourneys there. Tournament directors are now citing liability concerns, while others are seeking clarification on the laws and permits that guide these kinds of events.  This all reflects a broader uneasiness across Alabama in the wake of the Smith Lake crash that occurred during a bass tournament there in April, when MLF tournament…

This article was originally published by Kevin Huges at Natural News. A Big Data Poll survey shows only 29.1% of Americans now sympathize more with Israel (down from 54% post-Oct. 7), while 21.4% side with Palestinians. Quinnipiac Poll shows 37% support for Israel—an all-time low—compared to 32% for Palestinians. Nearly 40% believe Israel’s actions in Gaza constitute genocide, fueled by over 70,000 Palestinian deaths (including 6,400+ children). Younger generations and nonwhite Americans are driving the shift away from Israel. Initial U.S. support after Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack (1,200 Israelis killed) collapsed as Israel’s bombardment intensified, causing mass civilian casualties and starvation in Gaza. Progressive commentator Mehdi Hasan: “It only took 50,000+ dead Palestinians…” Republicans (especially older conservatives)…