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As a marine and terrestrial wilderness covering over 3.3 million acres, Glacier Bay National Park is a part of the world’s largest protected area and is a World Heritage Biosphere Reserve. Its terrain varies from tidewater glaciers at sea level to the summits of the Fairweather Mountain Range. The park offers a unique glimpse into the earth’s past,

My first camping trip was with my family alongside the road leading into Grand Canyon National Park nearly 50 years ago. Without a tent, proper sleeping bags, padding or even a stove, we lacked many of the amenities common to our more recent camping outings. A Styrofoam cooler was purchased specifically for this trip, and its sole purpose: keeping

Using llamas for backpacking or hunting can help you go further and faster in the backcountry. @wyomingllamas owner Scott Woodruff and hunter Scott Reekers break down the basic step of how to use a llama for a backcountry adventure. The post How to Use a Llama for Hunting or Backpacking appeared first on Eastmans' Official Blog | Mule Deer, Antelop

A good hunting knife can perform all the typical hunter requires, including skinning an animal and cutting through its ribs and bone. Hunting knives have a value that goes beyond what they can do in the wild. They’re also mementos that are passed from one generation to the next. It’s one reason to ensure your purchase of a new hunting knife is prud

If you’re going out on a hike, you don’t want to leave unprepared! Even the smallest things can make a world of difference when it comes to hiking, and we’re here to help. We rounded up a panel of hiking experts and enthusiasts and summed up their thoughts on the most important factors you need to pay attention to when going out on a hike. So here

If there’s one person who has changed the way modern American hunters understand whitetails, it’s Dr. Leonard Lee Rue III. He can not only be credited for his landmark insights on deer behavior, he pioneered such research when he became a private land wildlife manager more than 65 years ago. This legendary naturalist, author-photography and […]

“Jumping the string” is the curse of compound bowhunters because the twang of the release travels much faster than their arrow. A buck will often drop seven-to-ten inches, causing the arrow to strike the top of the deer’s back or miss completely.  The farther the distance, the more likely “ducking” will occur. Speed kills from fast crossbows. Cross

RVers need a basic tool kit to maintain their RV, and be ready for unexpected repairs on the road. If a cabinet vibrates loose during transit, you’ll need a screwdriver and screws. If you’re setting up camp, you’ll need a drill to wind out your scissor jacks. While you’re keeping your RV stored, you’ll need outdoor tools to keep the RV and the area

RV Tires are perhaps the most essential but overlooked parts of an RV. Failure to pay attention to the care and maintenance of your RV tires is a significant safety risk, and today we share the basics that every RVer needs to know. This week on Episode 421 of the RV Podcast, we talk to Certified RV Tech and RV Industry Consultant Chris Daugherty. C

We take a first look at the new YETI Yonder Lightweight Water Bottle from YETI. We have not yet gotten to see anything but photos but we have ordered 2 of these and we will have them in our hands on Thursday and will provide a full review within the next week. YETI has produced these shatterproof plastic water bottles specifically for customers loo

Do your venison steaks bear resemblance to an old leather shoe? Turn your cooking skills up a notch with Hunt To Eat ambassador Alyssa LeBlanc as she shares her never fail recipe for an absolutely perfect deer steak. This recipe works perfectly with backstrap, tenderloins, and hindquarter steaks and roasts. Shop HUNT TO EAT: https://hunttoeat.com/A

I needed a jacket that I could wear around respectable people on hunts.  I am spending more and more time with uplanders and dog folks chasing birds, and I needed a jacket that could go from field to dinner and hold its own in finer conditions as well as in the field.  Chasing pheasants, grouse and quail with Miko is giving me more opportunity to h

Facebook Twitter PinterestLinkedIn With winter on the horizon, it’s time to start thinking about your upcoming snowbird destinations. And what better place to escape the cold than Florida? Winter Garden RV Resort is a wonderful park that puts you close to some of the most popular destinations in Florida. This is a fairly high-end RV park, with seve

If you’re looking to take a true trophy-class pronghorn buck, the first step is to avoid hunting the way everyone else does. If the tactics most hunters use were any good, there’d be more trophy Buck Antelope taken every fall. Instead, you need to hunt differently, both with respect to how as well as where you hunt. Because pronghorn live virtually

First, Rattle Now It works best just before the chasing stage.  The bucks are on the prowl, and they are looking for a hot doe.  Like kids on a playground, they can’t resist watching a fight, especially if mating is the prize.  Be persistent.  I’ve rattled thousands of times in my life.  It rarely works, yet the biggest buck I’ve killed and the big

On our fall trip through New England, we found ourselves stuck inside the RV on numerous occasions due to the rainy season. While sitting inside we talked about how nice it would be to have a gazebo to set up so we could sit outside and enjoy the outdoors. That’s what RVing is all about, isn’t it? Unfortunately, our truck camper doesn’t have an awn

Fisher Space Pen Co.® is excited to announce its certification through STEM.org as an officially certified STEM product in the writing instrument category. Science, technology and innovation are the foundation of Fisher Space Pen’s pressurized technology, chosen by NASA in 1967 to be the official ballpoint pen flown on all crewed missions in space,

Fresh off an epic season, kayak-angling legend Drew Gregory opens the knowledge vault Drew Gregory is the first to admit his stealth-like, away-from-the-crowds approach to kayak angling is becoming something of an exception to the sport’s early culture. It’s an interesting twist of irony: That a game created to give anglers access to wild, remote f