In spring, male deer, elk, moose, and caribou shed their antlers, which has led to the rise of shed hunting. This activity requires knowledge of migration, terrain considerations, and adherence to local regulations. Successful shed hunters often utilize mapping apps and employ techniques like slow walking and glassing to locate antlers efficiently.
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Essential Guide to Huckleberry Picking
Huckleberry picking is an enjoyable outdoor activity that requires effort and preparation. These small, sweet berries grow in North America’s wild, particularly in certain states. Full of culinary uses, from jams to drinks, they ripen between mid-June to September. Precautions against wildlife and weather are crucial for a safe experience.
Trail Rules for Hiking, Biking, and Horseback Riding
Have you ever been out recreating on a trail, whether it’s hiking, mountain biking, or horseback riding, and had a moment of panic when you weren’t sure about the appropriate trail rules? You’re not alone. As someone who does all three, I thought it would be helpful to provide some trail etiquette tips for hiking,Continue reading “Trail Rules for Hiking, Biking, and Horseback Riding”
Recreating in Bear Country
Recreating in bear country requires knowledge to ensure safety during activities like camping and hiking. Essential precautions include making noise, traveling in groups, avoiding night excursions, and properly storing food. Understanding bear behavior and carrying bear spray are crucial for protection. A healthy respect for bears enhances outdoor experiences.
Counter Assault Bear Keg: Pros, Cons, and Usage Tips
The Counter Assault Bear Keg is a recommended food storage solution for backpackers in bear country, offering pros like ease of use without needing trees and being bear-resistant. However, it has cons, including considerable weight and limited storage capacity. It’s suitable for short trips or small groups. Alternative storage methods are also discussed.
Winter Survival: Harness Nature’s Cycles
The author reflects on winters spent in Idaho and Montana, emphasizing the struggle against nature’s cycles. She advocates for embracing winter as a time of rest, advocating for adaptation strategies such as outdoor exercise, proper clothing, and enjoying warm foods. She encourages an appreciation of seasonal changes to enhance winter survival.
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