Outdoor

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

Inflatable Lantern Provides Big Light

A cheap, inflatable, easy to use, solar-powered lantern.

Written by Eric Lemke February 20, 2015

10 Commandments for Warm Feet in Winter

Got cold feet? Use these ten tips from Polar Explorer Eric Larsen to keep your feet warm in the winter and cold weather.

Written by Eric Larsen February 19, 2015

Wild Horses Of The West: Unbranded

Unbranded tells the tale of 16 wild horses driven from southern Arizona to the Canadian boarder.

Written by Eric Lemke February 10, 2015

Big Prizes In Statewide Scavenger Hunt

GearJunkie.com is giving away more than $60,000 in gear and prizes this year.

Written by Eric Lemke February 10, 2015

Bandana Is Knot Cheat Sheet

Don’t know your bowline from your square knot? This bandana will set your bends straight.

Written by Sean McCoy February 06, 2015

Meet The ‘Geocaching Vlogger’

Johnson’s obsession is geocaching, and on his YouTube channel there are more than 300 video-blogs, or “vlogs,” as he calls them.

Written by Eric Lemke February 06, 2015

The ‘Pull’ Of Mushing

In less than three minutes this documentary has us yearning for the wild and a pack of dogs.

Written by Editor January 27, 2015

The Coolest Video In The History Of Archery

What this man can do with a bow and arrow will blow your mind.

Written by Sean McCoy January 24, 2015

Stunning Slow-Motion Archery

Archery 360 produced a stunning set of videos this month shot at super slow-motion.

Written by Stephen Regenold January 12, 2015

First Look: Customizable, High-End Maven Binoculars

With bright, sharp optics and a durable build, Maven binoculars are exceptional. But are they worth the price?

Written by Sean McCoy December 23, 2014

Handmade ‘Haswell’ Survival Knife

This survival knife is a handmade thing of beauty from a blacksmith shop in Utah.

Written by Sean McCoy December 18, 2014

14 Reasons To Grow A Beard

Why’d you grow your beard? Here are a few of our favorite “excuses.”

Written by Sean McCoy December 17, 2014

Whitewater Snowmobiling In Iceland

People have been riding snowmobiles across lakes for decades. But how about whitewater?

Written by Sean McCoy December 17, 2014

3 Feet Deep: Winter Boot Test in Colorado Blizzard

We put the warmest boot made by KEEN, the Summit County III, to the test in a Colorado blizzard for this review.

Written by Sean McCoy December 10, 2014

Exploring The ‘Deepest Canyon In North America’

Straddling the Idaho/Oregon border, Hells Canyon is a rarely run rim-to-rim that drops more than 8,000 feet to the Snake River, making a challenging and…

Written by Steve Graepel November 26, 2014