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Trent Marsh   04.26.21 A great day afield can be ruined if your feet don’t survive the day. If your boots make your feet sore, don’t keep them dry, or lack the support your conditions demand, you may find yourself making your way back to the car much sooner than you’d hoped. Nobody thinks twice about choosing

John Chodkiewicz   04.23.21 You have probably heard the old saying “Beware the man with one gun,” but what about “Beware the man with one holster?”  Being proficient with each holster system you plan to use for concealed carry is important. After all, nobody wants to be fumbling with an unfamiliar system when seconds count,  but does

Trent Marsh   04.23.21 The old saying, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, might fit nowhere better than in firearm care. Keeping your gun cleaned and oiled means it should serve you flawlessly for decades. On the other hand, a gun that hasn’t been properly cleaned and oiled is a malfunction waiting to

Jordan Estrada   04.22.21 As the ammunition shortage of 2020 evolves into 2021’s wasteland of “Slim Pickings”, handgun accuracy is more important than ever. Whether you’re honing your skills at the range or putting your weapon into service, there’s no excuse for wasting ammunition in today’s “dollar-a-round” shooting economy.  A pistol laser sight is a great tool

Ben Ryder   04.19.21 In this review, we are going to take a look at the Kel-Tec RDB Defender, a 5.56 bullpup rifle built for defense, but used for hunting on a recent trip down South. So, before we get in to the Kel-Tec RDB Defender, I’d like to preface things by saying the defender could be

Derrek Sigler   04.19.21 No one really likes getting wet, especially when spending the whole day on the lake or in the field. The rain doesn’t always play by the same game plan as you, but that shouldn’t stop you from getting out into the great outdoors. We took a look at the latest rain gear for

John Chodkiewicz   04.16.21 Can a NOCO Boost Pro GB150 Save the Day? It was a cold wet Friday evening. Thick clouds billowed overhead and darkness was settling in. I was in a hurry and the cows were getting hungry. That’s when it happened.  I turned the key on the tractor but it couldn’t roar to life.

I found an abandoned WW2 bunker in my back garden. I decided to renovate it. Here is the full bunker renovation video. When I looked back at the deeds of the 110 year old farmhouse, I noticed it had been owned by a lieutenant. I’m guessing he built this bunker for his family to go

Ben Ryder   04.16.21 In today’s review, we are going to take a look at the Banish 30 from Silencer Central, one of the best sound suppression devices I have had the pleasure of using. Banish 30 in the field. There is an old saying which is completely unrelated to the world of firearms, but something I

Join me on a 24 hour solo overnight building a tunnel shelter using trash bags. I build a basic bushcraft shelter using woven sticks and cover it with recycled plastic bin bags. To survive the night, I eat Norwegian Arctic Field Rations, the most advanced NATO approved field ration in the world today. This style

Justin Mastine-Frost   04.16.21 Backpacking knives are yet another category that’s a bit of a grey area, much like camping knives as we’ve covered in the past. That said, when you’re traveling with a heavy pack, whether for a single day or several, weight is a key concern. You’ll want something of reasonable size and strength to

Graeme & Mike Pullen from The Totally Awesome Outdoors Show take you on an adventure as they go in search of Pike! Using their bike’s to help them navigate the Basingstoke Canal, Mike and Graeme give you some Pike fishing tips on the way. Graeme is using his trusty twitching sprats method and Mike is

Luke Cuenco   04.14.21 The micro-compact striker-fired pistol market just received its latest contender! Joining the ranks of Glock, SIG Sauer, and Springfield, the new Smith & Wesson M&P Shield Plus is the latest double-stack 9mm micro-compact pistol to put its name in the ring. Although Smith & Wesson is a little bit late to the game,

We build a primitive hut using sticks and straw for my 1 year old daughter. Now that we have finished building the tiny pallet cabin for her, we look to expand the mini village and build her a more primitive structure using various bushcraft skills and woodworking techniques. In the first part of this build

Trent Marsh   04.09.21 Sometimes you just want to catch fish. You don’t care how big, you don’t care what species, you just want to feel that familiar tug on the end of your line. Choosing a lure that will work on a given day, in a certain set of conditions isn’t as tricky as we sometimes

We continue building a bushcraft viking house in the forest using hand tools only. Part 4 focuses on using the axe, auger and draw knife to build a viking bench, saw horse and spit for the stone clay fire pit ready to roast meat over the fire. Now that the cedar log foundations are in

Luke Cuenco   04.08.21 It took me far too long to put any type of forward grip on any of my AR-15 rifles. I grew up in the age of early first-person shooters and as I got older, I ended up associating things like Vertical Foregrips (VFGs) and Angled Foregrips (AFGs) with try-too-hard mall ninjas who were

Derrek Sigler   04.07.21 There are two types of people in this world – those who camp, and those who don’t. The majority of us fit into the first category and enjoy the spirit of the great outdoors that can only be understood by a fun and relaxing camping trip. While modern RVs have made the activity

Luke Cuenco   04.01.21 Keeping your firearms and equipment clean can be a chore sometimes. Personally, it is one of the most dreaded tasks I have as a firearms enthusiast, but I know it must be done. Nothing is worse than going to the range or to a competition only to have your firearm malfunction because of

I’ve been full time youtube filming bushcraft and camping videos for 3 years now, but my life has changed quite a lot over the past few months. I am moving. This video explains why I am moving and some other news going on in my life that I wanted to share with you all. I