How Your Socks Can Help You Easily Build A Campfire
If you ever need to start a campfire but lack the materials to get a flame going, your socks can come to the rescue. Here's how to use them.
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Stories By Danno Wise
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This Overripe Fruit Will Have Hummingbirds Flocking To Your Yard
While many tips and tricks exist to attract hummingbirds to your yard, one involves minimal effort - and uses a fruit you likely already have in your kitchen.
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The Rule Of Three That'll Help People Find You If You're Lost In The Woods
Even the most seasoned hikers can get lost in the woods. If this ever happens to you, be sure to remember the rule of three and how to incorporate it.
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Stay Warm And Comfortable During A Fall Hike With These Genius Layering Tips
If you're gearing up to head out on a fall hiking adventure, these layering tips will help keep you comfortable so you can enjoy the great outdoors.
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Where To Travel If You Want To See A Great White Shark In Nature
Great white sharks, as dangerous as they are, are extraordinary to see in person. Here's where to go for those wanting to view these animals responsibly.
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DIY Your Own Water Filter While Camping Or Hiking With These Tips
Having an adequate supply of water is a non-negotiable while camping or hiking. If you're in an emergency and need water, here's how to DIY a water filter.
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Hike Along An Oregon Hiking Trail To Enjoy Stunning Waterfall Views On A Budget
Seeing a waterfall after a trek is often a highlight for hikers. This Oregon trail, in particular, offers an easy hike - while not compromising stunning views.
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Enjoy A Pest-Free Patio With The Help Of This Essential Oil
Sometimes, pests such as mosquitos seem to be most active when you're trying to enjoy your patio. Fortunately, this essential oil can send them flying away.
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Prevent Getting Lost In The Woods With These Helpful Tips
Getting lost in the woods happens more often than you think. Preparation starts before you even hit the trail, so here's what you need to know.
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What To Know Before Heading Out On A Fun Fall Hike
Fall may be one of the best seasons for hiking, but it also comes with its own set of challenges to prepare for and things to be aware of.
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Quickly Remove Fall Leaves From Your Lawn With This Winter Staple
Dealing with fallen leaves in your yard can take a lot of time. To speed things up, you only need one item - which combines the efficacy of two common tools.
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Here's How To Properly Read An Avalanche Forecast
if you're exploring an avalanche-prone region, it's important to stay informed. Avalanche forecasts, in particular, should always be checked.
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If You've Never Gone Camping In The Winter, It's Time To Give It A Try
While many people enjoy camping in the summer and fall, it can get crowded. Try a winter camping trip to beat the crowds and enjoy the serenity of the outdoors.
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This Soapy Water Hack May Be The Solution To An Underground Wasp Nest In Your Yard
If you have an underground wasp nest in your yard, it can be tricky to safely remove it. Thanks to this hack, all you need is soap and water.
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Simple Ways To Protect Your Home & Outdoor Space During A Storm
While it's best to start preparing your home for a storm well before it even forms, there are still some things you can do to minimize the damage.
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Why You Should Pack A Mirror For Your Next Outdoor Adventure
Increasingly, hikers rely on cell phones and GPS devices instead of once-essential tools. Here's why mirrors remain an emergency supply item to have on hand.
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What Should You Wear When Going On A Hike In The Winter?
Hiking in winter is often less crowded than during milder weather. Of course, with the frigid temperatures, you must also ensure you wear the proper clothing.
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The Essential Oil That'll Help Protect Your Hummingbird Feeders From Pests
If you're using a bird feeder to attract hummingbirds, you may also invite some unwanted critters. Luckily, one essential oil can banish these pests for good.
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Rules You Should Follow When Bringing Your Dog On The Boat
A trip outdoors with your pup is always fun. If you ever wondered how to prepare your dog for a boating trip, here are some rules to follow.
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The 5 Best Prime Day Deals On Camping Gear
You can save big on camping gear in the fall. It's considered the off-season for camping, plus Amazon's Prime Day deals are in full effect. Here's what to buy.
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Banish Pesky Red Ants From Your Pool With This Aromatic Fruit Juice
Red ants seem to appear by your pool on days you want to use it the most. With fruit you likely already have at home, you can quickly banish these intruders.
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Unique Creatures You May See While Visiting The Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii has an incredibly unique ecosystem filled with rare creatures. Here are a few critters you'll want to spot to make your trip even more memorable.
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5 Creatures To Beware Of When Adventuring Along The Mississippi River
As the Mississippi River passes through 10 states, you will find plenty of wildlife in the area. Not all these creatures are benign, so be wary of these five.
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How To Prepare For A Hurricane
If you live near a coastal region and are caught in a hurricane, you need to know what to do. Here are our tips for preparing for a hurricane.
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Cayenne Pepper Is The Secret To Humanely Banishing Rabbits From Your Garden
As adorable as they are, rabbits can utterly decimate your garden. Luckily, the use of cayenne pepper will send these hungry critters hopping away.
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These Simple Tips Will Help Cut Down On Mildew Odors In Your Tent
You're getting ready to go camping and grab your tent, only to realize it smells of mildew. Rather than buying a new tent, here's how to reduce the musty odors.
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Stay Warm While Sleeping During Your Fall Camping Trip With These Tips
Fall campfires are undeniably cozy, but you may sing a different tune as you hit the hay. Here's how to stay warm on a fall camping trip.
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