How To Tell If A Tree Is Dead
If you spot a bare tree in your yard that isn't flourishing like the rest, you may wonder what's up. Here's how to tell if a tree is dead or not.
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Common Camping Mistakes That Attract Bears To Your Site
While bear encounters aren't that common, it's still wise to stay vigilant while camping. These are the common mistakes that may attract bears to your site.
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The Correct Way To Store Your Food While Camping
While camping, you should always remain vigilant to the wildlife that surrounds you. This, of course, also extends to the way you store your food.
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Never Try To Suck The Venom Out Of A Snakebite. Here's What To Do Instead
Though you might have seen it happen in movies and popular culture, you should never try to suck the venom out of a snakebite. Here's what you should do.
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Why So Many Survivor Seasons Are Filmed In Fiji
The beauty of the Fiji islands has served as a backdrop for CBS' Survivor for many seasons. Here is why the crew keeps coming back to this dazzling country.
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The Most Common Ways People Die In The Wilderness
While spending time in the wilderness is a fantastic way to relax from the hustle and bustle of life, your serene getaway could prove fatal if you're not wary.
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Don't Set Up Your Campsite Here If You Want To Keep Bugs Away
While it may be tempting to set up your tent by a pristine lake or pond, be sure to know that you may be sharing the space with some pesky critters.
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The Bar Of Soap Hack That Makes Deer Steer Clear Of Your Yard
Having your precious garden ruined by hungry deer can be downright annoying. Luckily, there's a hack that utilizes a bar of soap that's incredibly effective.
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What Les Stroud Says You Should Pack In Your Car Survival Kit
With his hit TV show Surviorman, Les Stroud is no stranger to dishing out survival information. Here's what he says you should pack in your car survival kit.
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Here's Where To Find The Deepest Lake In The US
There are quite a few deep lakes spread throughout America. The deepest lake, however, is located in the Pacific Northwest. Here's where to find it.
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The Biggest Mistakes People Make When Visiting National Parks
It's important to come prepared when exploring a national park. Here are the biggest mistakes people make when visiting national parks.
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Is Patagonia Worth The Hype?
Patagonia is a beloved brand for outdoor enthusiasts. That said, is this apparel and gear company worth the hype?
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The Itchy Reason You Should Think Twice Before Adding A Bird Bath To Your Yard
If you're looking to attract birds to your yard, bird baths are the way to go. That said, they may be a primetime destination for some unwanted pests, too.
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11 Ways Aluminum Foil Comes In Handy While Camping
Aluminum foil is usually reserved for use in the kitchen. That said, it also comes in handy while camping. Here are 11 ways to use it in the wilderness.
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The One Place In The World You Can See Both Wild Alligators And Crocodiles
Although some folks may confuse wild alligators and crocodiles, they're distinct animals. Interestingly enough, there's one place in the world you can see both.
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Fuss-Free Plants That Are Great For Gardening Beginners
Cultivating your own garden can be a rewarding hobby, yet not all plants are easy to grow for rookies. Here are the fuss-free plants perfect for beginners.
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One Of Bear Grylls' Worst Injuries On Man Vs. Wild Came From An Unlikely Source
Bear Grylls is known for his adventure shows in dangerous locations. Interestingly, one of his worst injuries on Man vs. Wild came from an unlikely source.
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What To Do If You Get Stung By A Scorpion
While scorpion stings are no joke, it's important to remember that a lot of them aren't actually deadly to humans. Here's what to do if you ever get stung.
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The Ultimate Beginners Guide To Reading A Map
Reading a map should be a required skill. After all, you never know if you'll find yourself without a GPS. Here's your beginners guide to get you started.
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The Most Dangerous Spots To Surf In The Whole World
Extreme surfing can be a challenge even for the most seasoned athletes. Let's take a look at the most dangerous spots to surf in the whole world.
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You Only Need 3 Ingredients For Martha Stewart's DIY Weed Killer
Managing weeds can be an annoying part of gardening maintenance. Thankfully, Martha Stewart has you covered with her quick DIY weed killer recipe.
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What You Should Do If You Hurt Yourself In The Middle Of A Solo Hike
Going on solo hikes can be a meditative experience. That said, you should be prepared to know what to do if you ever get injured while alone.
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How To Tell If A Beaver Is Going To Attack And What To Do
While beaver attacks aren't common, that doesn't mean they can't happen. Here's how to tell if a beaver is going to attack you and what exactly you should do.
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Keep Your Tent Warm While Camping With These Pro Tips
While camping in the winter can be a serene experience, it can also get chilly. Here are some tips on how to keep your tent warm during cold-weather camping.
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This Vulnerable Bear Is Just As Dangerous As A Grizzly
While grizzly bears are considered to be the most dangerous bear for campers to run into, you should also be wary of the Arctic's top predator.
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What's The Best Water To Drink In The Wild If You Don't Have A Purification System?
If you ever find yourself stranded while in the wilderness, finding water is the first problem to solve. Here are your options for the best water to drink.
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The 8 Biggest Mistakes To Avoid When Packing For A Hike
Hiking can be an exhilarating experience. That said, it's crucial to pack your gear carefully. Here are the biggest mistakes to avoid when packing for a hike.
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