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Of 439 million acres managed by the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management, 99 percent are open to hunting and fishing. In addition, the National Wildlife Refuge System supports approximately 2.7 million hunting days and nearly 8 million fishing days each year. These wild spaces belong to all of us as Americans to…
Have the events of 2020 made you start dreaming of going off-grid? If you’ve ever daydreamed about buying a few acres of American soil and setting yourself up in a self-sustaining homestead, no doubt the year 2020–complete with the COVID-19 pandemic, food shortages, and riots before the quarantines were completely lifted countrywide–has caused the intensity…
A few days ago, the world received the kind of shocking news we love to hear: Two fishermen, presumed lost at sea after having disappeared two weeks prior, were rescued by a Good Samaritan and the Coast Guard. Found 23 miles northeast of Cat Island in the Bahamas (and, interestingly, within the hypotenuse of the…
“He was catching the animals because he could and he ‘likes to do it’.” Is there any better way to start your Saturday than with a nice, hot cup of schadenfreude? The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) recently busted 56-year-old Pickford resident Kurt Johnston Duncan for (allegedly) illegally harvesting three bald eagles and 18…
The Coronavirus pandemic may still be ongoing, but as state stay-at-home orders lift one by one, more and more people are heading outside to enjoy what’s turning into a beautiful May all across the country. Experienced outdoorsmen know that camping, hiking, backpacking and hunting are the original “social distancing” measures; after all, it’s a lot…
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…
You don’t need a survival kit—you need three. The discussion of how to build the perfect bug-out bag, survival kit, or everyday carry (EDC) package continues countrywide and isn’t going away anytime soon, but there’s something essential that many people miss: You don’t actually need a survival kit. You need three survival kits. In short, you need…
If you love spending time in the countryside camping or go for hikes regularly, you are probably aware of the need to be prepared for all kinds of situations. You would know that there are certain tools that should always be in your backpack when going for day out in the woods. On the other…
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…
What is a paracord grenade, you wonder? First, we aren’t telling you to equip yourself with a grenade on your camping trip. You need to equip yourself with a survival kit, designed like a grenade for which you require 5 essential supplies to make a paracord survival grenade. Why is it shaped like a deathly…
It is a good idea to always be prepared and develop skills that can help you in tough situations. In this piece, we examine the top 6 survival skills that will greatly increase your chances to survive in extreme conditions. Willpower and Attitude Perhaps, the most important skills you need to survive are willpower and…
