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Whether you are going on a one-day hike or a multiple day hike, it is critical to prepare. Nothing can ruin the fun of a hiking trip like an unexpected and unplanned for event. Examples of such events can range from needing a band-aid for a blister and not having one, to getting lost and […]
Jerkbait is one of the most popular baits to use and requires its own technique. Jerkbait gets its name because the angler must jerk the rod for the bait to resemble a dying or injured fish. Jerkbaits are very versatile, coming in a variety of colors, sizes, and styles and is useful in different water […]
Many hiking and camping trips are started and ended with a cup of coffee. There are several options now for outdoor coffee makers, but two of the most popular types of coffee makers are old-fashioned percolators and the relatively new drip coffee makers. There is much debate over which type is best, percolator coffee vs. […]
Camping at the Natural Bridges National Monument can be challenging. However, it can also be the experience of a lifetime. If you prepare yourself for the challenges of camping in the national park, then you can have an unforgettable experience. Find out everything that you need to know about Natural Bridges National Monument camping below! […]
As anglers strive to catch more fish, there’s need to use different tricks and baits. It’s no surprise that wacky rigged worms have become popular at generating strikes. However, despite their shimmery look and strange looks, it will take time for you to learn how to get bites using a wacky rig. What is Wacky […]
It can be said that there is something liberating about living your life off the grid. You have the freedom to live life on your own terms and more time to take in the wonders of the great outdoors. Whether long-term tent living appeals to you or you just want a few weeks hiatus from […]
While prepping may seem like a new phenomenon, it isn’t. During the height of the cold war, many people built bunkers and stored food and supplies. During the great depression when work was scarce, people often made due by growing their food and canning it for later consumption. Nowadays, preppers get a bad rap due […]
