Hunting Shape: Training for a Successful Season
You don’t need to train like a professional athlete to be mountain-ready, you just need consistency.
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Enjoying Your Fish for Months: How to Safely Freeze, Can, or Dry your fish
For as long as humans have been catching fish, they have been utilizing ways to preserve their catch. Fish is not only delicious to eat, but also packed full of essential vitamins, minerals, protein, and other nutrients.
Fall Hunt Prep Begins Now: How to Dial-in Your Setup and Start Conditioning
Though this list may feel like overkill, every little bit of work you put in now will help you feel less stressed, confident, and unrushed when it’s go-time.
How to Plan a Multisport Day
The transition between spring and summer is the perfect time for a multisport day.
So You Want To Be A NOLS Instructor? (Written by a NOLS instructor)
Outdoor Prolink Pro Amber Davis lays out everything you need to know if you're considering becoming a NOLS instructor.
Backcountry Water Hacks to Improve Taste
Staying hydrated during outdoor adventures is critical to maintaining physical and mental wellness. It's easier to do when it tastes refreshing!
Summer Planning for a Successful Hunting Season
With some intention and planning, summer adventures can double as preseason scouting trips to help master fall’s challenges and to plan for a successful hunting season ahead.
Embracing Cowboy Camping (Sleeping Without a Tent)
Sleeping outside is an art form: it’s very personal, an experience that everyone takes to differently. Some love their camp chair, cozy camp socks, and chocolate to nibble on before bed; others prefer to throw a foam pad on the…
How to Keep Dry For a Cold Day of Fishing
The longer you can stay comfortable on the water, the longer you can stay out, and the better odds you have of landing a trophy catch.
What It’s Like To Write a Guidebook for Kids
We hiked every trail in this book—and then some. Some days we carried our son in the carrier for five miles straight while he crumbled granola bars onto our necks.