Outdoor

Everglades, Bristol Bay in Peril Featured in ‘Everyone in Between’

A film from Orvis, Captains for Clean Waters, Trout Unlimited, the Bonefish & Tarpon Trust, and others tackles two huge conservation crises of our time.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri November 11, 2020

There’s Never Been a Better Year to #OptOutside With REI

Join REI as it closes its doors on Black Friday (again) to #OptOutside.

Written by Sponsored Post November 10, 2020

First Lite Introduces Specter, Its First Whitetail-Specific Camouflage

A scientific focus on the way whitetail deer see the world informed the new First Lite Specter camouflage pattern. It will hit shelves in spring…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri November 09, 2020

King of the Mountain: Breaking Barriers With Spectacular Summiting Feat

A runner and surfer, Andrew King is on a quest to climb the world’s highest Seven Summits and Volcanic Seven Summits.

Written by Sponsored Post November 09, 2020

Free Gear Fridays: HOKA TenNine GTX Hiking Boots & Fitness Apparel

This week, three lucky winners will receive a pair of TenNine Hike GTX hiking boots and a top and bottom of their choice from HOKA ONE…

Written by Sponsored Post November 06, 2020

Emerging Gear: Hemp Boot, Pocket Cleaver, and More

Take a peek at emerging products from the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design. Explore the grid or click through for a slideshow.

Written by Mary Murphy November 05, 2020

First Hunting Brand Adds RECCO Reflectors to Apparel

RECCO reflectors are a common feature in ski gear. They give rescuers a way to find people buried in avalanches. And now FORLOH, a hunting…

Written by Sean McCoy November 05, 2020

Heel, Yeah! HOKA TenNine Boots Offer Bold Take on Hiking Footwear

The first thing you’ll notice about HOKA ONE ONE’s new lightweight hikers is the wide, extended heel base. A decade after raising eyebrows with its…

Written by Sponsored Post November 05, 2020

The Big Gear Show Is Back — and It’s Taking Our Industry Outdoors

Stay tuned for America’s first open-air trade show, an event that just set a summer 2021 date despite a pandemic.

Written by Mary Murphy November 02, 2020

Bowhunting Couple Faces Charges in Nebraska’s Largest Poaching Case Ever

The famous bowhunting couple will appear in federal court, where they face a laundry list of charges.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri November 02, 2020

How to Catch Catfish: 4 Ways to Land That Lunker

Catfish are one of the most popular and easily identified fish in North America. There are many ways to catch them, and we’ve got a…

Written by Morgan Wilder November 02, 2020

A Leatherman for Everyone: How to Gift the Perfect Multitool

Find the right Leatherman for everyone on your list. Camper, handyman, urban adventurer — there’s a multitool to fit everyone’s pocket.

Written by Sponsored Post November 01, 2020

The Best Subscription Boxes to Give & Receive

We found the best subscription boxes to give the men, women, and pooches in your life. From tasty food to rad outdoor gear, we have…

Written by Mallory Paige November 01, 2020

A Gift Guide for Every Stage of Fly Fishing

This is a buyer’s guide from three perspectives: a non-angler looking to buy gifts for an absolute beginner, gifts for a semi-experienced angler, and the…

Written by Yoon Kim November 01, 2020

SHOT Cancels 2021 Firearms Trade Show

SHOT Show just announced it will cancel its 2021 Las Vegas trade show due to rising COVID-19 numbers.

Written by Sean McCoy October 30, 2020

Cast This Garmin Into the Lake, Read It Like a Fish-Finder for Your Phone

The newly released Garmin STRIKER Cast brings Garmin’s advanced fish-finding capabilities directly to your cellphone.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri October 30, 2020

Free Gear Fridays: Danner Trail 2650 Hiking Shoes

This week, one lucky winner will receive a pair of Danner Trail 2650 hiking shoes!

Written by Sponsored Post October 30, 2020

Best Desert Hikes for Fall/Winter: 5 Must-See Trails in the American Southwest

There’s nothing quite like hiking in the desert in the fall and early winter. Daytime temps are pleasant, nights are crisp, and yellow leaves provide…

Written by Ilana Newman October 29, 2020

How to Catch More Bass This Fall

Bass fishing might seem like a summer activity. But don’t put those rods away just yet. Fall is a great time to reel in America’s…

Written by Morgan Wilder October 29, 2020

5 Underrated Game Birds to Hunt in North America

If you’re looking to add a few new birds to your hunting endeavors, we’ve got five species that often fly under the radar for North…

Written by Ian Standard October 28, 2020

How to Hang a Hammock

From overnight camping to festivals or relaxing with a good book, hammocking is an ideal outdoor experience — but only if you know how to…

Written by Meg Carney October 27, 2020

My Retired Forest Service Mule Went Viral: Here’s Her Story

Public service is venerated in many ways. But it’s not often that we can recognize our four-legged friends who serve the American public full time.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri October 27, 2020

How to Choose Snowshoes: A First-Time Guide

Whether you are looking for an affordable way to enjoy the snow, or need another tool for your summit adventures, the perfect snowshoes can be a…

Written by Natasha Buffo October 26, 2020

Bernhardt Announces 30 New National Recreation Trails in 25 States

The Trump Administration is adding new National Recreation Trails across the country. And 1,275 new trail miles are now open to the public.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri October 23, 2020

Colorado Closes National Forests, RMNP Amid ‘Unprecedented’ Fire Danger

Nearly half a million public acres in Colorado remain closed to all recreation due to wildfire activity across the state.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri October 22, 2020

From Spinners to Spoons: Top Pike Lures to Upgrade Your Tackle Box

Widely distributed across the higher latitudes, the northern pike is one of the planet’s most sought-after freshwater sport fishing species. You’ll need these top lures…

Written by John Beye October 22, 2020

Public Lands Packout: BHA Volunteers Collect 4,175 Bags of Trash

September was Public Lands Month, and the nonprofit Backcountry Hunters & Anglers crushed their goal of removing 1,000 bags of trash from public lands.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri October 21, 2020