Good pancakes can go a long way when your on a family camping trip, boy scout trip or just in the woods alone. I always make sure to have the proper equipment to make this easy camp food. These are my steps for rocking some…
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Scrape food particles into the burning fire. The fire will consume the food and once the fire is out, the ashes mask the smell. Whereas, scraping the food any which where could attract bears or other wildlife. In parks, it’s important to keep animals out…
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SALIDA, Colo. – Memorial Day Weekend marks the traditional start to the camping season, and the Colorado Division of Wildlife reminds campers to be “bear aware” when enjoying the outdoors. The most important tip for all campers is to keep a clean campsite to avoid…
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Alexandria, VA, May 25, 2011 – The Take Me Fishing™ campaign knows that unforgettable memories are rarely made in front of the TV or while playing the latest video game simulating “real-life.” That’s one reason why during National Fishing and Boating Week – June 4…
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.- The weather’s power and rage showed itself recently with the devastating springtime tornados that roared through the south. For recreational boaters, summer thunderstorms bring danger not only with wind and waves, but also with lightning strikes. BoatUS’ Seaworthy Magazine recently took a look…
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The LensPen® OutDoorPro™ Kit includes everything you need to keep your cameras, binoculars and other fine optics clean and producing sharp photos and beautiful vistas. It’s the perfect travel companion for the summer, whether you’re heading out on the trip of a lifetime, or taking…
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(Washington, D.C.) – It’s too hot! It doesn’t look cool. I know how to swim. Nothing is going to happen to me. These are just some of the many reasons people claim that they do not wear their life jackets. But with approximately 500 people…
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Safety is key to the enjoyment of any outdoor activity but it is often overlooked or takes a back seat in participants’ minds. That is certainly true for boating. While boating has a very good safety record, there are still unnecessary deaths and injuries every…
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You can’t have fun on the water if you can’t see what you’re doing, and you can’t stay safe unless you’re seen by others. The best form of boating safety is a combination of equipment that won’t let you down, the good judgement to bring…
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That high performance outboard hanging on the back of my bass boat isn’t the same two-stroke engine my grandfather used to putt around his favorite fishin’ hole. My Nitro z9 powered by a Mercury Pro XS 250 is a far more sophisticated piece of equipment.…
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