Outdoor

5 Steps to Field Dressing a Deer

While larger big-game species are often boned-out, it’s common practice for deer hunters to gut, skin, and hang deer. The procedure is a simple one,…

Written by GJ Staff August 17, 2020

The Unexpected Gear of Animal Planet’s Forrest Galante

Forrest Galante, the host of Animal Planet’s ‘Extinct or Alive,’ uses his unique skill set to search for evidence that some animals declared distinct may…

Written by Sean McCoy August 14, 2020

Free Gear Fridays: Igloo Reactor Backpack and Cooler Bag Giveaway

This week, five lucky winners will receive a new Igloo Reactor Backpack and a Reactor Cooler Bag!

Written by GJ Staff August 14, 2020

The Real Life of Adventure Travel TV Host Eric Hanson

What is one crucial piece of gear for adventure travel? Is a dream job overrated? How does the outdoor industry include more people of color?…

Written by GJ Staff August 12, 2020

ICAST’s Best of Show: Old Town Sportsman AutoPilot Fishing Kayak Tested

Old Town’s Sportsman AutoPilot Fishing Kayak is awesome, but it has a bit of a learning curve. GearJunkie contributor Morgan Nowels went down to Florida…

Written by Morgan Nowels August 11, 2020

Climbers Rejoice: BLM Cancels Public Land Auction in Utah

The Bureau of Land Management’s latest decision regarding its September public lands auction is a huge win for climbers.

Written by Mary Murphy August 11, 2020

Watch: Donnie Vincent’s ‘Winds of Adak’ Is a Modern Hunting Masterpiece

Whether you hunt or not, Donnie Vincent’s ‘Winds of Adak’ will tease your sense of adventure and leave you yearning for wild places.

Written by Sean McCoy August 11, 2020

How to Use a Compass: Orienteering Basics

Anytime you venture out into the wild, there’s a handful of essential items that should be in your backpack. Snacks, water, and extra layers make…

Written by GJ Staff August 11, 2020

Tick Myths: 12 Misconceptions You Should Know to Stay Safe

After months of lockdown because of the pandemic, countless Americans are flocking outdoors to enjoy parks, hiking trails, gardens, and beaches. Unfortunately, ticks are also…

Written by GJ Staff August 07, 2020

Backcountry Bites: Backpacking Meal Ideas

Meal planning for backpacking can be an intimidating task. Luckily, we’ve put together a guide to planning meals for your next backcountry trip including backpacking…

Written by Ilana Newman August 07, 2020

Watch: Quartering an Elk Using the Gutless Method

Field dressing a deer or an elk can seem like a big chore, and it certainly is. But Randy Newberg’s expert take on quartering in…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri August 07, 2020

Learn How to Fish: 5 Books for Beginning Anglers

If you’re interested in hitting the water for fun or for food, we’ve got five books that’ll help you put a fish on the end…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri August 06, 2020

‘Swiss Army Knife of Binoculars’ Transforms Into Monoculars, Telescope

The Pentax VD 4X20 WP is the world’s first 3-in-1 binocular product. With a few clicks, it goes from binocular to two monoculars or a single…

Written by Sean McCoy August 05, 2020

August 4th Is Now ‘Great American Outdoors Day’: NPS Announces Free Park Holiday

To celebrate the signing of the Great American Outdoors Act, the National Park Service will provide free entrance to all parks as part of a…

Written by Mary Murphy August 04, 2020

Public Lands Legacy: Great American Outdoors Act Signed Into Law

President Trump signed a bipartisan bill into law that will put nearly $9.5 billion into outdoor recreation and public lands over the next 5 years.…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri August 04, 2020

Beginners’ Backpacking: Here’s How It Works

Colorado brand Kelty recruited four backpacking beginners to experience the wonders of the wild — and recorded the adventure.

Written by Mary Murphy August 03, 2020

Heavyweight Hauler: Mystery Ranch Terraframe 3-Zip 50 First Look

Need extra room for camera gear, an extended water supply, or hunting accouterments? This expandable Mystery Ranch pack has you covered.

Written by GJ Staff July 31, 2020

Everest Opens: Nepal to Allow Climbers for 2020 Season

Even with uncertainties surrounding COVID-19 and travel, Nepal is opening its mountains — including Everest.

Written by Mary Murphy July 31, 2020

Hiking for Beginners: Get Started Now

Hiking may help you to reduce stress levels, maintain your body weight, and even sleep better. Although it doesn’t require any special skills, hiking for…

Written by Johan Manuel Barrios Perozo July 30, 2020

Angling for All: Orvis, Brown Folks Fishing Partner in Diversity Pledge

Tired of the lack of diversity in outdoor sports? This organization is working to change that with Angling for All.

Written by Mary Murphy July 29, 2020

Hunter Education Moves Online: First-Time Hunters, Get Started Now

With COVID restrictions redefining public spaces across the country, most states have moved hunter education to an online model. And some are offering free tuition.

Written by Nicole Qualtieri July 29, 2020

Benchmade Hunting Knives Just Got an Upgrade

Benchmade just gave its line of fixed-blade hunting knives a facelift. Here’s what hunters can expect from a new Benchmade hunting knife in 2020.

Written by Sean McCoy July 28, 2020

The Best Kids’ Clothes: Durable Adventure Essentials

After many months of playing in the dirt, mud, and water, we found the most durable, long-lasting kids’ clothes out there.

Written by Chelsey Magness July 28, 2020

How to Start a Fire: Build the Perfect Campfire With These Pro Tips

Anyone who has tried (or failed) to start a fire knows that building a campfire is often not as straightforward as it seems. Luckily, we’ve…

Written by Ilana Newman and Will Brendza July 28, 2020

The 10 Best Hikes in Yosemite National Park

Visit Yosemite National Park for outstanding hiking through alpine meadows, next to waterfalls, and up glacier-carved granite domes.

Written by Ilana Newman July 27, 2020

Today’s Bargains: 5 Must-Have Outdoor Deals

Great outdoor gear at an amazing price: That’s our goal each week. Check out these bargains from The North Face, prAna, and more to save…

Written by Ilana Newman July 24, 2020

A Return to Home Waters for the Shoshone-Bannock People

Through guided river trips, Jessica and Sammy Matsaw have created a corridor of connection for their tribal youth and people through their project, River Newe. A…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri July 23, 2020

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