Outdoor

Flow Chart: Wanderer’s Guide To Western Public Lands

Do you see cow patties? Start there for a guide to 760 million acres of public land scattered across 11 Western states and Alaska.

Written by Kindra McQuillan April 28, 2015

A Different Kind Of ‘Bird’ Dog

The friendly skies are a little safer thanks to dogs like Piper.

Written by Sean McCoy April 28, 2015

Phoenix Fly Fishing. Wait, Phoenix, Arizona?

Urban fishing is popular coast to coast, even in the arid region of the desert Southwest.

Written by Sean McCoy April 28, 2015

Trout Fishing As A ‘Visual Poem’

Video sets John Voelker’s poem “Testament of a Fisherman” to stunning imagery.

Written by The Editors April 27, 2015

Huckberry/GearJunkie: Spring Shop

GearJunkie has partnered with Huckberry to bring you a curated selection of the best outdoor gear for your next rainy day adventure.

Written by Jake Ferguson April 23, 2015

10 Stunning Photos Of Planet Earth

Today’s best outdoors photographers capture the outdoors – and make the case for environmental protection.

Written by Eric Lemke April 22, 2015

Salmon Fishing No-Man’s Land

Less people and more fish is what you find way up north.

Written by Sean McCoy April 20, 2015

Porcelain Rocket: Bike Packs Built for a Beatdown

Porcelain Rocket bike packs are made by hand in North America, and they are as good as it gets.

Written by Patrick Murphy April 16, 2015

Skis, Snowshoes, Waders And Fly Rods

Those multi-sport days are the best!

Written by Sean McCoy April 15, 2015

California Bans Lead Bullets For Hunting

Hunting is endangered in California. At least that is what pro-hunt groups are citing after recent legislation.

Written by Sean McCoy April 14, 2015

Swedish Steel: Blacksmith’s Ultra-Custom Knives

Step back in time and witness a master craftsman at work.

Written by Sean McCoy April 09, 2015

Tarptent: The American Dream Shelter

USA-made shelters are a go-to choice for lightweight hiking.

Written by Patrick Murphy April 09, 2015

Steelhead Fishing The Pacific Northwest

When a steelhead strikes, it can be the thrill of a lifetime.

Written by Sean McCoy April 08, 2015

Dream Job: Woods Canada Explorer

Get paid $20,000 Canadian to hike the Trans Canada Trail this summer.

Written by Billy Brown April 02, 2015

Review: Cyntur JumperPack Mini

Small but powerful, the Cyntur JumperPack Mini will jump your car or truck in no time and fits in a glove box.

Written by Sean McCoy March 31, 2015

Budget Buy: $125 ‘Soft’ Rack Fits Any Car

The Otium SoftRack carries a lot of cargo, weighs just four pounds, and installs in minutes.

Written by Eric Lemke March 27, 2015

Hike The PCT In 4 Minutes

The change in man’s appearance from beginning to end is remarkable.

Written by Sean McCoy March 27, 2015

Dress Right: 13 Essential Pieces For Backpacking

Andrew Skurka explains his system to use just 13 items of clothing for outdoor comfort in any 3-season condition.

Written by Andrew Skurka March 26, 2015

Survival Kit In Your Dog’s Collar

A collar that’s more than meets the eye.

Written by Sean McCoy March 25, 2015

From The Field: Steelhead Fishing In Michigan

Four days of chasing steelhead salmon around the rivers of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula lead to this beautiful female steelhead salmon.

Written by Staff Post March 24, 2015

Mega-Hiker Andrew Skurka Reveals Ultralight Designs

Pro Hiker Andrew Skurka has traversed thousands of miles of wilderness in adventures that would make most shudder. Now he’s bringing his expertise to Sierra…

Written by Steve Graepel March 19, 2015

‘Find Your Water’ With Redington

Spring is in the air across much of North America, and for many of us that means one thing — fishing season is here. If…

Written by Sean McCoy March 17, 2015

Across A Continent In Winter: Gear For The PCT

Two men just hiked across America in winter. This gear helped them succeed on the first winter thru-hike of the Pacific Crest Trail.

Written by Sean McCoy March 16, 2015

Not Your Average Hammer

Made by hand in Milwaukee, these hammers are beautifully functional artwork.

Written by Sean McCoy March 16, 2015

Birds In Danger: Could $15 Stamp Help?

Some upland game bird populations are falling fast. Could a new stamp, essentially a tax to hunt, be a solution?

Written by Sean McCoy March 06, 2015

Hunting Gear To Snowsports… New Company Among World’s Largest

Formed last month, Utah-based Vista Outdoor owns more than 30 outdoor gear brands.

Written by Stephen Regenold March 05, 2015

Hunt Shed Antlers, Win Prizes

Here’s a great excuse to go for a walk in the woods on Saturday.

Written by Sean McCoy March 04, 2015

Essay: A Liberal Gets A Chainsaw

“I didn’t like chainsaws as long as only other people owned them, but once I owned one myself, I discovered they embody some of the…

Written by Jourdan Arenson March 03, 2015

Video: Police Use Taser To Free Entangled Deer

The two bucks were entangled while fighting, and police zapped one to free it.

Written by Sean McCoy March 02, 2015

From The Field: Hiking The Mountains Of Kurdistan

Darrin Pelham is a paramedic working in the oil-exploration industry. He is assigned to a seismic crew in the mountains of Kurdistan.

Written by Staff Post February 25, 2015

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