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We’ve come a long way from our hunter-gatherer days… Or have we? The skills we need to hunt and gather food from the land are fading into obscurity. Our … Continue Reading →
2019 begins with the promise of an empty page, ready for us to write our stories. And our stories start with a momentous gift – the tale of blustery … Continue Reading →
To my NatureOutside readers who celebrate Christmas, a belated “Merry Christmas!” I love the photo above, of the Bald Eagles in the spruce. It’s definitely Nature’s Christmas tree! One … Continue Reading →
Bushcraft and astronomy go together. It makes perfect sense when you think about it. Botany, ecology, natural history, and zoology – all enrich our outdoor experience. It’s the same … Continue Reading →
Not long ago, I wrote about my failed search for a gentleman’s folding knife. I ended up purchasing several less expensive knives to replace the expensive one I was … Continue Reading →
It is time, once again, for my annual book recommendations. Below are 10 bushcraft books I think you’ll enjoy. They touch upon different areas of bushcraft: outdoor skills, wild … Continue Reading →
Our National Parks Service has a great sense of humor. This fun fact about Daylight Saving Time comes from the Midwest National Parks Facebook Account. It just strikes me as … Continue Reading →
This story begins with my search to find a “Gentlemen’s Folder.” If you’ve never heard the term, a Gentlemen’s Folder is a slim, elegant folding knife that you carry … Continue Reading →
Halloween is fast approaching and many of us struggle with the dilemma of choosing a costume. National Parks Service to the rescue! Our friends at the National Park Service … Continue Reading →
“They’re flying tonight.” I look up from my book. I know exactly who “they” are. I pause a moment to weigh the cost, the risk, and the reward. What … Continue Reading →