Do you know these 10 essential camping skills? Learn them and they are bound to improve all your…
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Vin T. Sparano, as excerpted from Complete Guide to Camping and Wilderness Survival
1. CAMPFIRES
To start a campfire, clear a site—always…
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Crappie fishing is often associated with open water, cane poles, live minnows and brush piles, but by the time autumn arrives the popular panfish…
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Your camping gear, especially the fundamental pieces, constitute a sizeable investment—certainly enough to warrant taking good care of them.…
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Fall is one of the best times of the year for camping and hiking. The changing colors, crisp days, and cool nights are just a few of the reasons that…
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Vin T. Sparano, as excerpted from Complete Guide to Camping and Wilderness Survival
HATCHETS
Way back when trees were plentiful, many campers…
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There is a reason the world consumes millions of rounds of .22 LR ammunition each year. The popular .22 offers almost no recoil, so it’s easy…
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