40 Essential Items For A Perfect Wilderness First Aid Kit
This list of essential items to consider when packing your own wilderness First Aid Kit.
How to Pick a Chainsaw – 7 beneficial and Essential Questions To Ask First
Ever thought of buying a chainsaw and didn’t know where to start? This starter guide of 7 questions to ask on how to pick a chainsaw.
Boundary Waters Planning – When should I go?
When planning a trip there are a number of factors to account for here is a shortlist of things to consider when beginning to plan for a trip in the BWCA.
How-To Guide: Make your Own Mittens
Mittens are an important piece of winter equipment. While there is an abundance of options to purchase, it is not hard to make a pair of mittens yourself. Follow these step-by-step instructions to create a pair yourself.
Outdoor Guide Trail Stories #1 – Lessons Learned the Hard Way
A rookie outdoor guide tells his story of a training disaster striking on the open water in Ima Lake in Boundary Waters Canoe Area. It yielded valuable tips.
Survival Skills – 8 Secret Tips Nobody Talks About.
Shelter, water, fire, food are all tools of survival in the wilderness. However, these survival skills are useless unless you have honed one key skill
3 Best Boundary Waters Entry Points To Consider
These are my favorite entry points. I have taken a number of trips from each spot and find that they have worked out great. That being said, here are my 3 favorite BWCA Entry Points with opportunities and obstacles.
4 Types of Outdoor Gear to Upgrade First
Have a bunch of outdoor gear but want to step up your experience? Well, this shortlist targets the items to would upgrade first in order to have a more comfortable, enjoyable experience in the woods.
7 Tips for Black Bear Preparedness in the Boundary Waters – BWCA
These tips are derived from Leave No Trace practices. Of the 7 principles of Leave no trace, the focus here is on respecting wildlife, disposing of waste properly, and being considerate of other visitors. All tips may not necessarily be spelled out in LNT guidelines, but they are aligned with the objectives.
Backpacking Stoves – Which works best for you?
When it comes to packable stoves there are lots of options. Most of them have their place, each with their own pros and cons. We cover three types to consider for your wilderness use.
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