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FUN FACT: In the United States, on average, campers went on 3.8 trips per year that each lasted an average of 2.7 nights. They drove 146 miles to their destinations and set up camp about 1/4 mile from their cars.

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  • Spring Goose Hunting: Tips for a Successful Season

    Published On: April 3rd, 2025

    Spring goose hunting offers an exciting opportunity for waterfowl hunters to extend their season and take advantage of liberal bag limits in many areas. As geese migrate back north to their breeding grounds, hunters can

  • How to Fish Ice-Out Panfish

    Published On: April 3rd, 2025

    As winter fades and the ice recedes, anglers eagerly anticipate the opportunity to target panfish during the ice-out period. This transition phase can be one of the best times to catch crappie, bluegill, and perch

  • Best Baits for Catching Walleye On Opener

    Published On: April 3rd, 2025

    The excitement of fishing season opener brings anglers back to the water in search of walleye. As the season begins, water temperatures are still cool, and walleye are often found near spawning areas or moving

  • Top Walleye Fishing States in the U.S.

    Published On: April 2nd, 2025

    Walleye fishing is a passion for anglers across North America, and the U.S. is home to some of the best waters for landing these prized fish. Whether you’re after a trophy catch or a great

  • Spring Turkey Hunting: How to Find Your Target

    Published On: April 2nd, 2025

    Spring turkey hunting is an exciting challenge for hunters of all levels. As the weather warms up, gobblers become more active, making it the perfect time to head outdoors. Using the right turkey hunting gear

  • Essential Gear for Spring Turkey Hunting

    Published On: April 2nd, 2025

    Equipping yourself with the right gear can significantly impact your hunting experience, and neglecting essential items can lead to discomfort, safety hazards, and a reduced likelihood of success. Key items include:​ Camouflage Apparel Turkeys have

  • Camping with Kids: Tips for a Stress-Free Outdoor Adventure

    Published On: January 30th, 2025

    Camping with kids can be an unforgettable experience, but it also comes with unique challenges. Whether you're in a tent, RV, van, or glamping setup, proper planning is key to keeping kids safe, engaged, and

  • Primitive Fishing Techniques: Catching Fish Without a Fishing Rod

    Published On: January 30th, 2025

    In a survival situation, access to food is crucial, and knowing how to catch fish without a modern rod and reel can mean the difference between hunger and sustenance. Primitive fishing techniques—using nets, spears, and

  • The Psychology of Survival: Staying Mentally Strong in the Wild

    Published On: January 30th, 2025

    Survival isn’t just about having the right gear or knowing how to start a fire—it’s also about mental strength. When faced with isolation, harsh environments, and critical decision-making, your mindset can determine whether you make

  • Hunting in Extreme Conditions: Staying Safe in Snow, Swamps, and Deserts

    Published On: January 30th, 2025

    Hunting in extreme conditions requires preparation, adaptability, and the right gear to stay safe and successful. Whether you're tracking elk in the snow, alligators in swamps, or coyotes in the desert, each environment presents unique

  • Predator Hunting: Mastering the Art of Calling Coyotes, Foxes, and Wolves

    Published On: January 30th, 2025

    Predator hunting is a challenging yet rewarding pursuit that requires skill, patience, and the right calling techniques. Whether you’re targeting coyotes, foxes, or wolves, using calls effectively can mean the difference between an empty field

  • The Science of Bait: Live vs. Artificial Lures for Every Fishing Style

    Published On: January 30th, 2025

    Live Bait vs. Artificial Lures: Which to Choose? One of the biggest decisions anglers face is choosing between live bait and artificial lures. Each has its advantages, depending on the fish species, water conditions, and

  • Mastering the Drift: How to Perfect Your Fly Fishing Presentation

    Published On: January 30th, 2025

    Fly fishing is an art that requires patience, skill, and a deep understanding of water currents and fish behavior. One of the most critical aspects of fly fishing success is drift control—how your fly moves

  • Paddling Techniques: How to Conserve Energy on Long Trips

    Published On: January 24th, 2025

    Paddling is a rewarding outdoor activity, whether you’re kayaking down a calm river or canoeing across a scenic lake. However, long trips can become physically exhausting if you don’t use efficient techniques. To maximize your

Featured Brand – Waydoo “Subnado”

Gear Up For Unforgettable

Explore Gear is totally obsessed with the Waydoo Subnado – this ultra-compact underwater scooter is a game-changer for anyone who loves diving, snorkeling, swimming, or boosting paddle sports! At just 3 lbs and about 15 inches long, it’s incredibly portable (perfect for carry-on luggage with its airline-approved 98Wh battery), yet packs serious punch with up to 14 lbs of thrust, speeds around 4.6 ft/s (single) or even faster dual setup, and depths down to 197 ft. The quick 1.2-hour 100W fast charge, 3-speed modes with cruise control for up to 56 minutes of fun, fingertip thumb controller for hands-free freedom, and reverse charging to power your devices make it insanely versatile and user-friendly. Whether you’re gliding through crystal-clear waters or adding adrenaline to your adventures, the Subnado turns every dip into an effortless, thrilling ride – we’re hooked on this tiny powerhouse!

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