Reliving our outdoor experiences, whether it be fishing, hunting or wildlife encounters, is a common practice for those with a camera. These one dimensional images help take us back to those special moments but often don't convey the whole story in enough detail. Putting these timeless interactions in a video, however, will take your past experience to a whole new level.
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Out of all the different seasons, fall time in the northwoods presents the outdoorsman with a plethora of hunting and fishing opportunities.
Armadillos are those cute little armor covered animals that waddle around blindly along highways. Often called 'possums on the half shell, these seemingly harmless animals could well be one of your worst nightmares. Armadillos are known to transmit leprosy to human beings.
While on a trip to Florida's panhandle, I took several photos of the mesmerizing sunsets that regularly decorate the horizon. The sun melting into the Gulf of Mexico as the fireball illuminated the clouds was a sight to behold.
It's not exactly "glamping" (glamorous camping), but yurt camping is pretty close.
You may be wondering, "What, exactly, is a yurt?"
Americans, at heart, are outdoors people. We don’t do well cooped up inside for too long.
While one of the supreme benefits of camping is getting away from it all -- with electronics like TV, mobile devices and alarms clocks included -- there’s something to be said about the convenience and utility of having a library of camping knowledge that fits perfectly in your pocket.
When people think of camping, the first image that comes to mind is probably of a group of friends or family members gat
Campers are finding out that geocaching is an entertaining activity to enjoy while camping. Numerous campground managers, geocaching clubs, and simply individuals continue to grow the sport that becomes addicting. Surprisingly, many folks aren't sure just how the game of geocaching goes. So here are a few basics to get you started treasure hunting, using a Global Positioning Unit (GPS) as your guide.
"Set the hook!" I barked, as the bluegill pulled my daughter's