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August 27, 2014
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Field Craft
Maintaining your knife in the field is a lot more important than you probably think. Even though they are made of steel and wood or some sort of synthetic hard handle, they can be damaged rather easily. A bit of simple care can extend the life of your blade and help to ensure not only …
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August 20, 2014
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Gear Reviews
The Chapter 1 wetsuit jacket by Matuse has everything we love in gear: great design, attention to detail and environmentally friendly materials that are cutting edge- it even has titanium ! Nobody likes being cold and wet, that’s for sure. The Chapter 1 will keep your core warm when surfing on breezy mornings in
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August 20, 2014
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Fauna
Jaguar (Panthera onca) Jaguars are the largest of all cats in the New World and may rightly deserve the title: King of the Jungle. Pound for pound Jaguars have a more powerful bite than lions or tigers, able to bite into a turtles’s shell or crush the cranium of their prey. Jaguars can be found …
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August 7, 2014
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Fauna
Grizzly Bear (Ursus horibilis) is a sub species of the Brown Bear. Their name comes from the “grizzled” appearance of their fur which can be gold or grayish at the tips- not that they perform “grisly” acts. In fact, Grizzlies usually only attack when they or their cubs are threatened and prefer to avoid
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August 2, 2014
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Camp Kitchen
Ahhhh, the great outdoors. Where we humans can get back to our roots, reset our circadian rhythms, renew, refresh, and enjoy the simpler things. There is a peace in the wilderness unlike any other, and after a glorious night sans man-made lights and sounds you emerge from your tent bright eyed and ready to take
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July 2, 2014
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Field Craft
There are few things that have affected humankind so much as fire. From the earliest days, humans have harnessed, or attempted to harness, this simple element to provide warmth, light, protection against predators, and as a mechanism to cook food. As technology advanced humankind’s dependence on fire has waned,
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