It’s no secret that SkillsetMag is a huge fan of the custom car scene. Whether it’s rat-rods, home-built Harleys, or a complete custom showstopper, we here at Skillset have fuel in our veins. Many of you have probably seen us at car shows, SEMA, overland events, and even the occasional
An Arizona bull elk tag is a coveted hunting tag, especially if it is an early-season archery hunt. These tags are only available once a year, and you have to enter into a lottery system through the state game and fish department to try your luck at getting drawn for
Everyone Loves The “Big G,” Except His Enemies Ever since Godzilla’s first film appearance in 1954, the “God of Destruction” has returned every couple of years to thrill and to pull 40-year-old virgins out of their moms’ basements and into theaters. There is something about watching two giant, rubber-suit monsters
If it is not broken, don’t fix it! That statement can be applied to one of the oldest tools known to man, one that continues to prove its worth in the deep outdoors, and that tool is the ax. This chopper takes many forms. From its smaller brother, the hatchet, to its slimmer streamlined cousin, the tomahawk,
It’s not easy to learn how to win an argument with your spouse. Heck, in some marriages, it’s hard even to tell what your fight is actually about. Even the best couples, no matter how long they’ve been together, will inevitably end up in an argument. Most couples’ fights are, simply
Mother Nature offers endless beauty throughout the world. From majestic mountainsides to grass-filled prairies to brilliant rainbows and cascading waterfalls, the outdoors can truly inspire awe in everyone. However, she has a dark side, too. Nature can throw life-changing disasters upon regions without any real warning. But all doesn’t have to be doom and gloom if you
Sawdust flies as Matt Cogar slices a chainsaw through a massive log while an opponent tries to keep pace. Once finished with the cut, Cogar races to grab an ax and stands atop another log, swinging the tool below his feet. Chunks of wood fly away until the log is
The Consumer Product Safety Commission is a federal agency that reviews and sometimes bans products for “unreasonable safety risks.” It was instituted in the 1960s, along with several other measures, to improve the safety of toys. The commission was created in response to parents’ concerns over dangerous toys from the
In a congressional hearing that felt like a page straight out of a science fiction novel, retired Major David Grusch, a former Air Force intelligence officer, dropped a bombshell on a House Oversight subcommittee. His testimony pulled back the curtain on a covert program that spanned decades dedicated to retrieving and
