By Mike Willis Most people would be amazed to learn the endless uses for trekking poles. They are not just for traversing the Appalachian Trail! Trekking poles are one of the best multi-use tools that you can add to…
Getting Water in the Field Continued…
By Mike Willis Last week we covered the various options for water treatment and filtration. With so many options, it can be very overwhelming to determine which ones will work best for you. I have tried countless options and have…
Getting Water in the Field
By Mike Willis We have all heard the most critical items for survival are food, water, and shelter. Without them, you are toast. Most seasoned sportsmen and women are pretty good at making sure that they have their food and…
Establishing an RV Hunting Basecamp
By Mike Willis There is no denying that RVing has become a way of life here in the inland northwest. Even the most diehard hunters are trading their wall tents in exchange for a new way of life, commonly referred…
This App is Like Uber For Hunters
By Sam Dawson Hunters and campers relish the moment they step out into the wilderness with all their equipment. But before that can happen, land rentals, paperwork, and permit lotteries can turn organizing a trip outdoors into a nightmare. That’s…
Smokey Mountain National Park: An Outdoorsmen’s Appalachian Oasis
By Josh Boyd On the border of Tennessee and North Carolina sets a crowning jewel of our National Park System, displaying proudly the near limitless majestic qualities that the region has to offer. Towering peaks, meandering mountain streams, and a…
