Blog Entries
Review: Counter Assault Bear Keg and Case
Going into bear country? The Counter Assault Bear Keg protects your food and is required in many national parks and other camping hot spots.
Hike 10/41: Mount Evans Wilderness, Wild less the Summit
With the Mount Evans Scenic Byway closed for this summer, I had to get creative to access the Mount Evans Wilderness Area for some hiking and some solitude.
Hike 9/41 Continued: Vanquishing Vasquez Wilderness
Two attempts to enter the Vasquez Peak Wilderness before had been foiled, it would be three more before making it in. Sometimes the journey is the reward.
Hike 9/41: Vasquez Peak Wilderness Peak n’ Pass
The Vasquez Peak Wilderness is one of Colordado’s newest Wilderness Areas, and with all of it’s land soaring above 10,000ft it’s easy to see rugged beauty.
Prior Preparation Prevents… Well You Know
You know what they say about prior preparation acting as a preventative, right? Well gear preparation is an integral part of planning your day afield.
Review: FirstLite Fuse Henley Base Layer
The Fuse Henley by FirstLite is the long sleeve merino layer with a button top so you can unbutton when you’re hiking to the stand & button up for the sit.
Pennsylvania Class A Trout Streams Map
A Class of their Own Pennsylvania trout anglers flock to the water each April as trout season opens, and waters have been stocked with...
Cyberscouting Protip: Follow the Sun
Rises in the East, & sets in the West, right? Looking on a map and the realities of the field are sometimes different. We take a look at cyberscouting & the sun.
Cyberscouting Protip: Get Your Elevation Gain Loss Curve
Altitude is the great equalizer on a hunt, but it doesn’t always just jump out at you. Generating an elevation gain loss curve for your hunt is quick and easy.
Cyberscouting Protip: Measuring Acreage in Google Earth
At this point lots of hunters use Google Earth for cyberscouting, but did you know some features just might help you select or weed out your next honeyhole?
