When the tilt of the earth sets our hemisphere directly in the sun’s loving gaze, that means it’s time for camping. Long days, maybe some cool water to swim in, frisbees, cookouts and family fun […]
As the temperature drops, the rain fly cools down and warm air passes through the breathable lining of your tent. When it comes into contact with the cold rain fly or the cool floor of […]
It’s here: the cusp of a season turnover. Summer’s leaves are intermingling with red and gold, evenings are comfier with long-sleeves, and the morning air seems to “smell” colder, bringing with it crisp invigoration. Those […]
The early bird gets the best campsite. Arrive as early as possible, walk or drive around to check out all the options, find your perfect campsite (the one with the least compromises) and get things […]
With a rugged, fully waterproof* design, emergency features and a 35-mile range, the T600 H2O keeps you connected and protected during your extreme outdoor activities. The T600 H2O is packed with top-of-the-line radio features, including […]
You know how it goes. You’re outside with friends and family and you’re getting eaten up by mosquitoes, while some of your friends never get one bite. Ever wondered why? A blog by Lisa Collier […]
A common early season occurrence at campgrounds is when campers discover one or more gear items are not up to par. The first camping trip of the year is a bad time to realize that […]
Hunting and fishing always involve being out in the elements, and sometimes the elements are not very pleasant. It’s simply part of serious hunting and fishing – sometimes launching the boat or walking to the […]
Having a bad camping experience, especially if it’s your first, leaves a negative impression on one of the best ways to enjoy the natural world. That is unfortunate because it is so simple to have […]
Last month, the folks at USA TODAY 10 Best asked the public to choose the best places to see various critters. Not surprisingly, National Wildlife Refuges were popular spots in all three categories. None of […]
Streamlight® Inc., a leading provider of high-performance lighting and weapon light/laser sighting devices, introduced the brightest addition yet to its ProTac® family of lights, the ProTac HL® 4, a high lumen (HL) flashlight that delivers […]
When the longer days and warmer temperatures of springtime arrive, there’s nothing better than getting outside and enjoying yourself. That said, springtime weather can seemingly change at the drop of a hat, changing from mild […]
Open Spaces is featuring regular posts by Student Conservation Association(SCA) interns working to promote, protect and study wildlife on public lands all over the United States. Since 1957, SCA has been connecting young people from all backgrounds […]
Fishing and camping complement each other. Whether it is a small, trout-stocked pond next to the camp store of a private campground, or a thousand-acre reservoir within a short drive of a public campsite, a […]
Sitka Gear, the industry leader in performance waterfowl hunting gear, has set the standard in insulating mid layers with its new Fahrenheit Jacket and Fahrenheit Vest. Both pieces are built for the extreme conditions faced […]
Siberian Coolers, a category leader in providing high-end cooler products at an exceptional value, is announcing a strategic partnership with Pure Hunting TV, hosted by Willi Schmidt, as a means of helping spread the word […]
USFWS News: This week we are excited to feature a series of articles about some of the most important landscapes the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service helps to protect in Central America, that are home […]
You may have heard that the Los Angeles Clippers unveiled their new mascot Chuck the Condor at Monday’s game against the New York Nets, and while the reactions were mixed, we think Clippers’ fans will […]
Rock your team colors. Get a good parking place. Make sure the food is ready an hour before game time. Clean up before the game starts. You can cater to your crowd with the CanCooker. […]
We’re back with the follow-up to the post “Everyday Items That Can Be Used for Survival and on the Hunt.” This time, we’re focusing on everyday items that can be used when camping. Check out […]
The Indiana bat was first listed as endangered in 1967, under the precursor to the Endangered Species Act due to population declines associated with disturbance during hibernation and changes to the hibernacula. However, protection of […]
Food tastes delicious when cooked outdoors. And nothing quite highlights a fun campout like favored foods prepared over an open fire. Modern camp cooking can be much like cooking at home: Push a button to […]
I built this hut in the bush using naturally occurring materials and primitive tools. The hut is 2m wide and 2m long, the side walls are 1m high and the ridge line (highest point) is […]
As you’re beginning your foray into the world of learning survival skills, you’ll become familiar with tasks like building a shelter, performing first aid in the field and mastering navigation. Along with these skills is […]
The leaves have about completed their fall, exposing the tree skeleton; sure sign cold temps are on the horizon. A small percentage of avid tent campers are not intimidated by the chilling weather and keep […]
Camping in the early spring can offer a different outdoor experience as well as set of challenges. Larry Whiteley, host of the award-winning Outdoor World Radio show, offers tips on how to make the most […]
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