The right stove makes life on the trail better. From ultralight canisters to four-season and multifuel options, we’ve found and tested the best backpacking stoves. Sure, you could just eat a handful of trail mix or a can of tuna, but it’s hard to beat a hot meal after a long day on the trail. On
Month: May 2021
An important guideline to follow is to prevent mergers when you construct a composition. Mergers appear when photographers ignore subject overlap. When subjects converge and become one, the viewer of the photo misses out on seeing portions of the subject that are partially hidden. For instance, when two four-legged animals merge, it’s often difficult to
Jordan Estrada 05.27.21 As the world gears up for the long-awaited 2020 summer Olympics in Tokyo, Japan, Federal Ammunition is preparing the way for the USA shooting team with an advance delivery of Federal Gold Medal shotshells. These high-performance competition loads are specifically engineered to shatter records while shattering clay pigeons. With any luck, they’ll help
The best way to pack food for a camping trip is with Tupperware, and small bags can be used within the Tupperware to portion out meals for the trip. Discover how Ziploc bags are great for organization and keeping food dry with help from a recreational kayaking instructor and outdoor adventurer in this free video
If you hunt big mountains, Schnee’s Beartooth Women’s Mountain Boots provide the warmth and support you need. Read on to learn about this top choice in big mountain hunting boots. If you walk into a room of 10 hunters and ask them what the best hunting boot is, you’re likely to receive 10 different responses.
Luke Cuenco 05.27.21 Backpacking is a great way to get away on the weekends and break from the daily rat race. As much as we’d like to sleep out in the open under the stars, having a good bit of cover to keep out the bugs and weather is often a necessity. ALPS Mountaineering has just
3 Day Solo Camping, Bushcraft Camp | Last day here, Food from streams | Off grid living Ep.8 Hi guy! today is my last day here, I try to climb the bamboo boat, go around the lake to find of food. very lucky i found some snails, mussels for cooking. I’m sad to have to
I finish building the bushcraft camp with hand tools only. I merged the other shelter building videos into this one build episode from start to finish with no talking. The raised shack bushcraft shelter is now ready for me to spend a solo overnight or two in it. I started out building the raised platform
We tested the best backpacking water filters and purifiers for your next trip into the great outdoors. You don’t need much to have a successful backpacking trip. Yes, you’ll need some gear (like a tent, a sleeping bag, and a pack), but most of all, you’ll need a way to get clean and safe water while on
Congratulations to Douglas Croft for winning the Contrasting Seasons Assignment with the image, “Ahwahnee Meadow.” See more of Croft’s photography at www.douglascroftimages.com. View the winning image and a selection of submissions in the gallery below. And be sure to check out our current photography assignment here and enter your best shots! Winner: “Ahwahnee Meadow” By Douglas Croft