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Rad Review: Perfect Coffee

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Tim Kennedy and Andrew Craig make coffee in all the various ways to see which they prefer. Enjoy<br /><br />https://www.blackriflecoffee.com/<br /><br />https://timkennedy.com/<br /><br />Follow me on socials: <br />https://www.instagram.com/timkennedymma<br />https://twitter.com/TimKennedyMMA<br />https://www.facebook.com/TimKennedyMMA<br /><br />My Book:<br />https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/scars-and-stripes-tim-kennedy/1140406270?ean=9781982190910<br /><br />SHEEPDOG RESPONSE:<br />See our LIVE course calendar: https://sheepdogresponse.com/collections/live-training<br /><br />Get trained with our VIRTUAL courses: https://sheepdogresponse.com/collections/virtual-training<br /><br />Shop our online store: https://sheepdogresponse.com/

Rad Review: What's the best way to make coffee?!?

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I had the (humbling) opportunity of racing in the Freedom 500. Travis Pastrana, Tanner Foust, BJ Baldwin we some of the many professional racers.

My first car race

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Spinning out in test laps isn’t a good sign.

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Short answer is yes. Hunting is for everyone, but should it be? Hunting takes patience, skill, and commitment. 99% of successful hunts start well before the sun comes up and with multiple days of planning.<br /><br />Hunting is NOT about killing. It is about PROVIDING. If one is hunting for the kill, chances are you are in for a very long and unfulfilling day. Along with providing hunting should be a religious experience, whatever that religion may be, out in nature and maybe finding a bit of calm in your personal storm. Every trip in the mountains or the woods should be a learning experience, whether about yourself, nature, or the animals themselves.<br /><br />If you haven't hunted before should you start? Absolutely! Accept the difficulty ahead, start a new journey. And EVERYONE’s journey is different and start from a different place. Of course if you are an experienced hunter that journey is never ending.<br />Begin with finding reputable, responsible stewards of the land. Find courses that line up with your ideals. Find guides for those same reasons.<br /><br />Hunting is hard. As everything worthwhile in life is.

Should hunting be hard?

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Welcome to our cooking show Deadly Delicious where simplicity meets flavor! In this episode, we're whipping up a mouthwatering five-ingredient lamb chop that's sure to impress. With just salt, pepper, rosemary, the lamb chop, and garlic, we'll show you how to elevate this classic dish to new heights. We'll fire up the Pitts and Spitts smoker and smoke these lamb chops at a high temperature, infusing them with irresistible smoky goodness. Get ready to savor every tender, juicy bite as we take you on a culinary journey you won't soon forget. Don't miss out on this delicious and easy-to-make recipe that's perfect for any occasion!

Deadly Delicious Lamb CHOPs

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What is our school like?

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Having a P.A.C.E. (Primary, Alternate, Contingency, Emergency) plan for emergency communication is paramount, regardless of the cause of the communication problem. Whether it stems from a solar flare, cyber attack from a corporation or cartel, or a peer to peer-level threat like an EMP or even inclement weather, the inability to communicate poses significant risks, especially when it comes to reaching loved ones. A robust communication plan ensures that even amidst chaos and uncertainty, there are established channels and protocols for maintaining contact and relaying crucial information. By having multiple layers of communication options, including backup systems and alternative methods such as satellite phones, radio frequencies, or even simple handwritten notes, individuals and families can mitigate the impact of unforeseen events and stay connected when it matters most. In times of crisis, the ability to communicate provides a lifeline of reassurance and support, enabling individuals to coordinate resources, seek help, and provide comfort to loved ones amid uncertainty and adversity.

Emergency communication plan

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Tim’s rad review #hunting

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Dive into the wild west of firepower with the legendary 45-70 Government caliber! This bad boy has more history than your grandpa's musty old trunk. Picture this: cowboys, outlaws, and lawmen squaring off in dusty saloons, all while packing this beast of a round. The 45-70 Government doesn't just make a statement; it shouts it from the rooftops! With roots dating back to the late 1800s, it's seen more action than a tumbleweed in a tornado. So, whether you're defending your homestead from bandits or just looking to add a little oomph to your shooting range experience, the 45-70 Government caliber is the cowboy's choice for firepower that packs a punch and a punchline! 🤠💥 #WildWestFirepower #ShootEmUpLaughs

Bigger is better

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We care about what we make. We care about what we are teaching. We care about history. We care about tradition. The Yarborough knife is the official knife you receive upon becoming a Green Beret. The symbol also represents some of our philosophies here at Sheepdog Response. Hard work, determination, and never quitting. These principles are embodied in our “Come and Take It” shirt to the Bison Skull shirt; they all signify a commitment that extends into real life. We want to share this with you. Come and embark on this journey as we grow together in 2024. The symbols will serve as a reminder of the new year, new you.

Not everything is created equal

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@pittsandspitts knows that I push the hell out of everything I use…weapons, vehicles, sunglasses and definitely what I cook on. So when my old unit crapped out, the boys from Houston stepped up. I’ve been using this 1250 from them for about 3 years now and it’s definitely the most badass grill I’ve ever owned. It’s made completely out of 304 stainless steel…that’s marine grade baby. Big wheels (always cool) make it easier to load on and off a trailer. Fully welded construction so even I’m not worried about anything breaking off. And the best part, made in Texas by Texans.

Cooking Tomahawks on the 1250

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