Disclosure: We earn commissions for purchases made through links in this article. I’ve watched someone try to start a fire with wet matches in 40 mph wind on a mountain in Colorado. It didn’t go … Read more
Disclosure: We earn commissions for purchases made through links in this article. Choosing a survival lighter sounds simple until you realize there are hundreds of options across half a dozen fuel types, and most of … Read more
You’re tired. The nearest campground is full, or maybe you just don’t want a campground – you want solitude, a sky full of stars, and zero neighbors fighting over the fire pit. So you pull … Read more
If you’re looking for a new bushcraft knife to become your trusty companion in your upcoming adventures (or times of need), you’re at the right place! Today, I am here to share the best bushcraft … Read more
The UV Index is calculated on a scale from 0 to 11+, with the latter representing the highest, most extreme risk. In today’s guide, we will learn to understand the various UV Index numbers, how … Read more
Whether you are outside camping, enjoying your backyard or walking down the road, if the weather is warm then there is one uninvited visitor you can count on: mosquitoes. They prey on thousands of people … Read more
Building a campfire isn’t always the romantic experience it’s cracked up to be. If it rained the night before or the wind is howling, getting a consistent cooking flame is a battle you don’t want … Read more
The Bowie knife is an American icon, but it is also a misunderstood tool. Large, heavy, and versatile, a true Bowie knife is a non-negotiable piece of gear for serious outdoorsy adventurers. Whether you are … Read more
This guide provides the exact methods you need to find your way using only the night sky. While modern GPS is reliable, batteries die and signals fail. Understanding celestial navigation is a fundamental insurance policy … Read more
A high-quality backpacking dog bed is more than a luxury; it is a vital piece of recovery gear. If you expect your dog to hike miles of rugged terrain while carrying their own pack, providing … Read more
Men have had the “point and shoot” advantage for years. For women, camping or backpacking usually involves the dreaded squat – a process that is cold, awkward, and leaves you exposed. If you’ve ever had … Read more
When you are deep in the woods, taking care of yourself means more than just watching out for wildlife. The biggest risk of camping and hiking is actually dehydration. You might be surrounded by streams … Read more