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When your favorite fishing hole becomes overcrowded, it can be frustrating. This situation, however, can be very positive for the fishing community. Here's why.
Read MoreA dicey situation triggers our instincts to run. If you're ever facing an angry bear, running and climbing up a tree is the worst thing to do.
Read MoreIf you're an avid angler looking to try something new, these alternate fishing methods will surely add excitement to your day on the water.
Read MoreNew Hampshire is known for its stunning scenery. This small town, in particular, offers a variety of outdoor activities that delight year-round.
Read MoreIf you've searched for home remedies to repel bears, you've likely come across bleach. While this can certainly keep bears away, you should apply it cautiously.
Read MoreEven though you probably don't plan to get lost on a hike, it can happen. To avoid losing your way off-trail, follow these tips.
Read MoreRigorous preparation is vital for climbing Mt. Everest. While many training peaks are overseas, some U.S. national parks offer similar opportunities.
Read MoreYou'd be surprised to learn how many animals live in inhospitable desert environments. In Texas deserts, in particular, there are a few creatures to be wary of.
Read MoreYou can add many different plants to your garden to attract hummingbirds. While not offering a food source, cinnamon fern still benefits these tiny birds.
Read MoreSuperstition is common among fishermen. Some myths carry weight; others are simply untrue. For these myths, you'd do best not to believe them.
Read MoreYou might panic if you're lost in the woods, but it's also the most dangerous reaction. Follow our tips to avoid making rash decisions like this common mistake.
Read MoreHave a rat problem in your yard? Don't despair yet. Rather than using chemical pesticides, plant this cheerful flower, which also repels rats.
Read MoreIf you get lost in the woods, you need to know what to do. Here's how to create a visible signal on the ground, improving your chances of being found.
Read MoreCarrying bear spray when heading on a hike is always a wise idea. From there, the question is where to attach it so you can access it both quickly and safely.
Read MoreAlthough too much baking soda can harm your garden, sprinkling a little on the soil around your tomato plants can be quite beneficial. Here's how to add it.
Read MoreIf you're looking to soak up the beautiful views of the Rocky Mountains while still getting a workout in, consider taking on this tough Colorado hike.
Read MoreIt can be challenging to start a campfire without the proper materials. Thankfully, two household essentials make building a fire a breeze.
Read MoreCatnip isn't just the herb you sprinkle on the toys of your delighted cat - it also serves as a fantastic flea beetle repellent. Here's how to use it.
Read MoreSudden downpours may dampen your fishing trip, but they can be helpful. Here's why the rain may increase your likelihood of catching fish.
Read MoreThere are plenty of fishing superstitions. The most famous is not bringing a particular fruit on your fishing trip. Here is how this myth came to be.
Read MoreGetting lost in the woods isn't something anyone expects, but being prepared is essential. To increase your visibility, follow these steps.
Read MoreFor outdoor enthusiasts, climbing Mt. Everest is the ultimate challenge. This iconic adventure requires a lot of preparation - even before you begin climbing.
Read MoreChoosing a fishing rod involves many factors. Although there isn't an ideal rod that can handle everything, the following stand out as the most well-rounded.
Read MoreThere are many factors to consider when planning a camping trip. From looking for deals to booking early, these tips will ensure you pick the ideal campsite.
Read MoreMany dog owners love hiking with their pups. In bear country, however, there are a few things to remember to ensure your dog's safety.
Read MoreA growing number of people are interested in long-distance hiking. If this is your first physically demanding hike, you can prepare by following these tips.
Read MoreIf you're new to snowboarding, knowing the right equipment to choose can be daunting. Here's what you should consider when it comes to choosing a snowboard.
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