I'm A Patriot

Nicole McClain Meets Ross Perot, Texas

The Flag of Honor was created from the names (names align to form the blue and red stripes) of those who perished in the terrorist attacks of 9/11. The Flag of heroes is created from the names of the emergency personnel who gave their lives to save others in the terrorist attacks of 9/11. Now and forever it represents their immortality. We shall never forget them.

The last stanza of The Star Spangled Banner is a question. We must call on the carpet the 'settlers' who have no desire to become one with our nation, only overthrow it by pocketing themselves in unsociable and disingenuous clusters in our communities. 

Am I the only one who feels mocked by their arrival and our tolerance to let them prosper? It is not covert, it is not clandestine, it is transparent if you remove the politically-correct wool from over your eyes. Like an 'undetected' pancreatic cancer growing and infecting, these temporarily-restrained guerrilla radicals will provide a fatal outcome for the beholder, the United States of America. We must fight to defend and protect our freedoms every day in order to sustain our ways of life. 

Pull the wool. Open your eyes. Possess no tolerance.

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Taking Care of Your Hunting Gear

Nicole McClain, Mathews "Jewel" Bow

If you take care of your hunting gear, it will take care of you. This one here is a gem... the Jewel from Mathews. And don't underestimate the pink arrows. A portion of every dozen Pink Arrow Project arrows sold goes directly to the National Breast Cancer Foundation through the Pink Arrow Project. Comes in a 30/50 spine (.500") and a 20/40 spine (.600") to fit lighter poundage bows. A great arrow supporting for a fantastic cause.

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You're Darn Right "I Shoot Mathews"

Nicole McClain Featured on Mathews "I Shoot Mathews"

Thank you Mathews, Inc., a Christian-based company, and the largest bow manufacturer in the world. I love shooting the new Jewel.

"I am a cancer survivor, warrior, and deer hunter from Cleveland, Ohio, recently featured in the September and October issues of Deer & Deer Hunting Magazine.

In my late teens I was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. With limited time, I decided I would do things differently,€” not really knowing at the time what that meant exactly.

I became intoxicated by the opportunities of the outdoors at a young age, starting with fishing and camping. I’€™m the youngest of three, the only girl.

I spend all of my time raising money for cancer research and wounded veterans, being an advocate for the outdoors and hunting, and educating consumers on a national level with health, wellness and medical innovations. I’m an outdoor enthusiast dedicating my life to €˜making good€™ on my talents with the time I have left in this life.

Now I share my story to help others struggling with cancer and faith, and work with foundations to raise money for cancer awareness and protect our hunting freedoms and liberties. Maybe that’€™s why God spared my life and I’€™m still here - God has His plans.

And I think it’s mighty nice of Him to let me be around long enough to finally shoot a Mathews, a first-class champion for sure."

Nicole is connected with brands and foundations like Pink Arrow Project, Lumenok, CAMX Crossbows, Deer & Deer Hunting Magazine, 20th Century Fox, J.C. Penney, TGI Fridays, Kellogg’€™s, Coldwater Creek, MARVEL Comics, Susan G. Komen.

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A New Body Part: The "Jewel" From Mathews

Sighting in the new compound bow compliments of Mathews

The new appendage diverging from my axial trunk -- the Jewel, compliments of Mathews. Many thanks. Love this first-class champion.

Kudos to Camo Trading for this comfy, true-to-size camo hoodie. I highly recommend ordering one of these for anytime-wear at the range, lodge or at home.

Shooting Your Bow: "Train Heavier, Hunt Lighter'

Nicole McClain Shooting the Mathews Jewel

'Train heavier, hunt lighter.' During 'sight-in season,' I recommend increasing the draw weight of your bow. For example, master shooting on-target at 65 lbs. in the off-season. About two weeks before opening day, lower your draw weight to 60 lbs. and hit the range again to confirm accuracy at the lower weight. It will not only help you to draw smoothly and execute with better form and precision, but make it easier to draw when that beauty buck that crosses your hairs.

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Nicole is wearing a camo hoodie and shorts from Camo Trading.

Nicole and Mogador Scout the Hunting Property Pre-season

This camo hoodie, from Camo Trading, is lightweight and fits true-to-size. Mog sports his usual safety orange when we're setting treestands close to the start of hunting season.

Nicole McClain Interview With Gun Guy Radio

We talk shotguns, muzzleloaders, crazy loon rabbit hunting, Duck Dynasty, possum attacks, all-things-bows, deer heads ... and I flash some of my gear in my on-camera interview with Gun Guy Radio.

Gun Guy Radio Interviews Nicole McClain, Hunting and Cancer

Nicole McClain Finds A Roadside Deer

Anti-deer hunters: Enjoy your vehicles, homes, shopping centers, and gardens. Cultivation means deer have fewer places to live = accidents = death + road kill.

Nicole McClain finds a suffering roadside deer left to die

The next time you see a vehicle-stricken, dying deer on the side of the road, are you going to pull over and put it out of its misery? Or is it then ok for me to do my thing? Understand the sport. Respect the skill.

Nicole McClain's Music of the Moment: Always Be My Angel by Jake Owen