Outdoors & Sportsman
Surviving in the wilderness
Having grown up in the rural areas of the South (Arkansas, Missouri, and the Carolinas), I spent a great deal of time hiking, fishing, hunting and exploring the swamps and mountains. When I went to University, I continued these activities and worked as a Fire Fighter for the U.S. Forestry Service, putting out forest fires and helping with searches for lost people. Now I am a guide in the Caribbean,
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by S.K. Smith
My years are measured in hunting seasons.
Both of my grandfathers were deer hunters. My father was a deer
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by Randy Godwin
It seems as if hunters and animal rights groups are always at each others throats when deer season is
Biking
- Male titans of cycling
- Cycling gear reviews: Trek sonic elite helmet
- Evaluating Titus mountain bikes
- The importance of wearing a helmet while riding a bicycle
- Bike reviews: GT Sanction 1
- Bicycling gear reviews: Shimano RD-M972 Shadow XTR
- Be your own bike mechanic: Derailleurs for dummies
Camping
- Special precautions to take when camping in a forest
- Camping laws in California
- RVing: A full-time adventure
- What to take camping when it is hot out
- Survival training: Exercises with babies and children
- How to protect yourself from the danger of bears when camping
- Common injuries to dogs in camp
Outdoors & Sportsman (Other)
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- Basics of birdwatching gear
- Wingsuit flying: Getting started
- Product reviews: Celestron SkyMaster Giant 15x70 Binoculars
- What to expect when bungee jumping
- The best ATV trails in Arkansas
Watersports (Other)
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Writing Assignments
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