"Cooking with Uncle Lenox" - Feral Pig Ribs

WOW! There is a lot going on here at r.b. wright outdoors! We recently began releasing several different segments from some new series we have begun.  Today is no different.  Our latest series is entitled "Cooking with Uncle Lenox".  Lenox has been a friend of mine for many years and I have grown to appreciate his wit, outdoor wisdom, and his cooking expertise.  I am certain you will grow to appreciate him as well.  Today he is demonstrating the one of the best ways to prepare Feral Pig Ribs.

 

If you have questions about this segment or if you have an outdoor dish you would ike to see Lenox prepare please e-mail us at rb@rbwrightoutdoors.com.

As always I greatly appreciate your follow and look forward to talking to you again soon.

rb. wright

Tuesday Tip - May 3rd, 2011 - "Modified Carolina Rig"

All of us that bass fish have had those days when it seems like no matter what we throw ... the fish will not bite.  When I am having a day like this I have found it is better to slow things down a little and throw a modified version of the Carolina Rig.  It is not a magic pill...but more often than not it produces.

Today's tip explains how I set-up this modified Carolina Rig and why it works for me...I
 hope that you enjoy.

As always, I appreciate your follow and look forward to your feedback.  If you have comments, questions, or a suggestion on a tip you would like to see featured - do not hesitate to leave a comment or e-mail me at rb@rbwrightoutdoors.com.


Thanks,

r.b. wright

This was really fun...

By now it is no secret to anyone that know me that I truly like Camp Dog Cajun Seasoning.  What you may not know is that Papa Scott has introduced two new combos under the r.b. choices. (yes that makes me smile a little)  The combos are "Batter Up and Hush" and "Shake, Batter, and Roll".  Both of the combos contain Papa Scott's Famous Fish Fry Batter and hush Puppy Mix and the second combo also includes a can of Camp Dog Cajun Seasoning.  This past weekend I went to a fish fry at the home of some very good friends of mine.  I surprised them with the "Shake, Batter, and Roll" Combo and one of our cameras.  We had a great time introducing them to Camp Dog.  Take a couple of minutes and watch the clip below and see the "true results" of this impromptu taste test.



If you are new to Camp Dog or if you are a long time user ... I want to hear what you think about this product.  You can e-mail me (rb@rbwrightoutdoors.com) or leave a comment here.

Thanks for your follow and I look forward to hearing from you.

r.b. wright

Something a little different...

I generally try to concentrate my posts on product reviews, hunting tips, fishing tips, or general outdoor topics.  However tonight while in my office reviewing some files, I found myself thinking about my business and my business relationships.  This post is a result of that thought process -- thank you for reading.

Is it not funny when we hear the phrase, "And now a word from our sponsor" we begin thinking – “Do they really use that product?” or “They are just saying those words because they are being paid to endorse.”  Do not be fooled….not all sponsor relationships are the same.

When I first began this venture of r.b. wright outdoors, I made a commitment to myself and my entire organization (which at the time was just my wife, three daughters, and dog) that I would never endorse a product that I would not personally use. I have stood by this and my relationship with Papa Scott and Camp Dog Cajun Seasoning is no exception to this rule.

I came across Camp Dog after searching for literally 3 1/2 years for a Cajun blend that compared to a flavor I discovered while goose hunting in Louisiana. I truthfully had all but given up, thinking I would never find this flavor packaged anywhere. I came across the Camp Dog website in early January and decided to order the original blend. As soon as I broke the seal I knew this was the real deal. We have used this on Pork Chops, Pheasant, Salmon, and Goose as a rub. We have also used this on Sweet Potatoes, Eggs, Shrimp, and a sundry of vegetables. I can say with all honesty – this is my favorite seasoning in our home.

I pursued the relationship with Papa Scott because I knew two things: 1) I would use this product. 2) I could, without any hesitation, endorse this product.  As of this week,  I am proud to be a part of the Camp Dog team and sponsored by truly good people with a truly great product.

It is with that thought, that I would like to offer a fun challenge to you. Visit Papa Scott’s website… http://www.campdogcajunseasoning.com/ or click the Camp Dog logo at the top right corner of this page. Find the product that best suits your taste or take the free sample option. After you try the product, let me know "Your favorite Camp Dog application.” I am sincerely interested in seeing how you use this product.

If you do not know what to try it on….try Sweet Potato Fries – one of my favorites!

Have fun and I look forward to hearing from you.


r.b. wright