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Morel mushrooms peak across the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic from late April through May. Where to look, how to ID true morels vs the look-alikes that will hurt you, harvest etiquette, and where foraging is legal in 2026.
Read More →The U.S. Department of the Interior’s David L. Bernhardt has a message for America’s outdoorsmen. As the Coronavirus pandemic spreads like my ex-wife’s behind and Americans everywhere begin to chafe at the restrictions of quarantine, the U.S. Department of the Interior’s David L. Bernhardt recently released a letter containing a message for America’s outdoorsmen: America’s…
Some of us already live in our Quarantine Paradise. Some of us can only dream… Many (if not most) of you Popular Outdoorsman readers were already prepared for the Coronavirus pandemic long before the first breathlessly panicky stories started coming out of Wuhan, China early this year. However, as pragmatic people who otherwise have lives…
Building a campfire is an essential skill for an outdoors lifestyle. Whether you’re in the middle of the woods or making smores with the family, building a proper campfire can be a daunting task. With some wood and a little bit of knowledge, it’s not really that hard and can be a big help for…
As the main source of nourishment from astronauts to military personnel, MRE’s and freeze-dried food are easy to eat and convenient in extreme situations. MRE, or Meal Ready to Eat, is a form of food that is sealed in a way where it can be preserved for up to 3 and a half years at…
Your closest companion when you’re out is the shoes on your feet. You know the drill, putting on your worn out shoes that barely fit and are falling apart at the seams. It’s time for a new pair. Why not up your game and get some that are comfortable and fit all of your duties?…
Historic effort allows salmon passage for the first time in nearly 90 years ANCHORAGE, Alaska—Today The Conservation Fund announced the completion of the four-year, $7.5 million effort to remove the Lower Eklutna River dam in Southcentral Alaska. For the first time in 89 years, the five species of Pacific salmon that live in the Eklutna…
They say that it is better to spend money on experiences rather than things… And rightly so! But when your experiences are accompanies with the hand of a beloved and the rarest gifts of Mother Nature, the word “experience” isn’t quite enough to encapsulate the phenomenon. Here are some of the places where you might…
Hiking through the wilderness is a great way to experience the outdoors. There are a lot of opportunities for the adventurous minded to connect with nature. If you would like to go on a trip but not quite sure where to go hiking, we have prepared a list of some of the best hiking trails…
The United States is the place you need to be as it has the best towns for outdoor adventure. From kayaking through rough waters to hiking on trails on the mountains to hearing the loud fall of water on rocks and a peaceful walk through old forests, there is so much to do in such…
A family camping trip is a great way to spend time with the kids. It can help families bond closer while also giving you an opportunity to teach the young ones about nature and survival out in the countryside. Here is a list of great camping sites for a family trip. The resorts and campgrounds…
The last thing you want on your next expedition is to be unprepared. For travelers, it is important to be aware of travel tips and tools in order to have a fun-filled and safe travelling experience. If you are embarking on a long-awaited journey, here are the best travel tips & tools that will help…
Gone are the days of the flip-phone. With the advancement of science and technology, more people have a need for living their lives on the go. Here are a few essentials that they need to carry to do it successfully: Nomad Key Have you got the problem of being near a charging port, with an…
