5 Amazing Fresh Air Workouts (that aren’t running)
No matter how it’s done, physical activity is healthy for the mind and the body. However, some fresh air exercises
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Mule Deer Status: Wyoming And Idaho
Wyoming Adds New Antler Restrictions By Todd Helms: It is no secret that mule deer numbers in the Cowboy State are not what they used to be. Hard winters, predation, loss of habitat, disease, the speculative reasons are many and varied but the truth is, nobody can say exactly what the culprit is or what…
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How to Make Delicious DIY Jerky
Go way beyond Slim Jims with these flavorful, make-ahead snacks. Jerky is tasty, and easy to make. (Photo by Alpha/Flickr) “I didn’t grow up with jerky,” says Pamela Braun, author of Jerky Everything. “But my love for great cuts of meat combined with my near obsession with my dehydrator allowed me to discover that jerky could not…
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The Hike Forever Fitness Plan: Age 18-35
Build your fitness foundation with this essential physiological info, tips on eating right and exercises for staying in prime hiking shape. Your Body At this age, you’re at your physical peak: fast, strong, and quick to recover. That lets you play hard–but without training, you won’t reach your potential or lay a solid foundation for…
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Another top-10 all-time bear harvest in Pennsylvania
Despite one of the worst opening days in more than three decades of bear hunting, Pennsylvania charted yet another top-10 bear harvest in 2017. Hunters harvested 3,438 bears in the 2017 seasons, with the archery harvest of 493 bears and the extended-season harvest of 1,083 bears setting records for those seasons. Forty-eight bears weighing 500…
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8 Creative Ways to Build Hiking Fitness This Winter
Start spring in better shape than ever by working on your weaknesses. Want a quick boost to your fitness routine? Find a workout buddy. (Photo by 182nd AirliftWing) Winter settles in quickly in the northern states. And once the snow comes, it’s usually here to stay—until June or July in the higher elevations. Sure, there’s…
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Fourth Arrow’s Carbon Arm: Self-Filming Has Never Been More Simple
The Fourth Arrow Carbon Arm makes self-filming your hunts a piece of cake. Filming hunts has caught on like never before. Everyone wants to relive those hunts and add an extra challenge to their hunts. Fourth Arrow is taking over the camera arm market, and for good reason, as their products are second to none.…
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How to Create a Weekend Backpack Menu for Less Than $25
Kiss your days of tuna-mac goodbye Once you have the gear, backpacking isn’t expensive. A night under the stars is free, and feels freeing. That’s just one of a million reasons why I love it. But, take one frenzied lap through your local grocery store to stock up for your weekend overnighter, and you’ll quickly…
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Going Hog Wild with the Garmin Xero Bow Sight
Arguably the most buzzworthy product debuted at the 2018 ATA Show was the new Garmin Xero bow sight. The revolutionary sight generated both praise and criticism, as the high-ticket tech raised questions of legal usage, fair chase and record-book entries. (Photos courtesy of CarecoTV) The Xero essentially combines a laser rangefinder and single-pin slider sight…
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5 Drinks for Backcountry Bartenders
Passing around the flask makes you a good friend. Whipping up one of these wilderness-ready cocktails from top bartenders? That makes you a legend. Class up any camp with plastic cocktail cups from GSI Outdoors (Photo by Ben Fullerton).Treeline Negroni Tad Hamilton, head bartender at Montgomery Distillery in Missoula, Montana, recommends a juniper-heavy gin (plug:…
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