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Story of Ontario’s # 1 Bull Moose!
To harvest a world-class trophy moose is a feat accomplished by very few hunters. Even in locales...
Read MoreNorth American Guide to Off-Grid Camping
Since 2015, the number of camping households in the U.S. and Canada has increased by 77%. Covid...
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Fresh water is necessary for the survival of all living organisms, and our bodies are composed of...
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Quest for Record Book Caribou
When a 38 year-old hunter and factory worker from the Buckeye State set out on his dream of...
Read MoreNight Vision Optics for Outdoor Enthusiasts
We all know the cliché where the hunter, or angler, wakes up at sunrise to hit their favourite...
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The black bear or Ursus americanus, as it is known scientifically, is perhaps the most mysterious...
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Field-testing Bushnell’s CelluCORE 20 Trail Camera
Fabled electronics superpower Bushnell has, at long last, delved into the burgeoning and...
Read More8 Reasons Destin, Florida Should Be Your Next Fishing Destination
In the case of Destin’s claim as “The World’s Luckiest Fishing Village,” there’s a fascinating...
Read More10 Best Fishing Spots for Bull Trout
The bull trout is essentially the magnum of trout. The species gets noticeably bigger than other...
Read MoreKOA Kamping Opportunities in Ontario, Canada
Interest in Camping and RV’ing has reached historic levels since the beginning of the pandemic. First time campers and seasoned veterans alike look to RV’ing as an escape; many of whom(myself included)turned to the tried and true Kampgrounds of America (KOA) as their...
Story of Ontario’s # 1 Bull Moose!
To harvest a world-class trophy moose is a feat accomplished by very few hunters. Even in locales like Ontario, Canada, where the average moose is larger than most, bagging a bull which scores over 200” Boone & Crockett (B&C) is almost unheard of. There are...
North American Guide to Off-Grid Camping
Since 2015, the number of camping households in the U.S. and Canada has increased by 77%. Covid camping, as it was being called, made booking a spot at a conventional campgrounds virtually impossible at times. Private, state and provincial campgrounds were all booked...
Wilderness Survival – Water Filtration & Purification
Fresh water is necessary for the survival of all living organisms, and our bodies are composed of 60% water. Securing a fresh water source during any outdoor survival scenario is crucial, and locating a truly 'potable' water source is perhaps the most difficult aspect...
6 Wilderness Survival Fire Making Techniques
The ability to make fire in any survival situation could make the difference between life and death. Campfires are used for a variety of survival tasks including; a signal for rescue, to push animals away from your shelter, sterilize bandages, cook and preserve food,...
5 Essential Electronic Tools for Wilderness Survival!
With more outdoor enthusiasts than ever travelling off-grid, having the proper tools with you is of utmost importance. Emergency outdoor survival can occur without warning, so always be prepared with these 5 essential electronic devices/tools for any wilderness...
Capitalize on Late Season Trout
Trout fishing is traditionally an early season opportunity, often forgotten about by the time summer rolls around. Near the end of trout season in early fall, however, educated and informed anglers capitalize on the best fishing of the year. It is the last kick at the...
Ontario Winter Whitefish, from the Ice to the Pan
The historic lake whitefish, or Coregonus clupeaformis as they are known scientifically, is one of North America's lesser-known cold-water fish, but here in beautiful Ontario, winter anglers in 'the know' are in on the action! Learn how, where and when to catch this...