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Zuni Mountain Project Fuels Conservation and Communities
Located within the Cibola National Forest in New Mexico, the Zuni Mountains are home to the National Wild Turkey Federationās largest and oldest stewardship project. In collaboration with the USDA Forest Service, the NWTFās Zuni Mountain Stewardship Project exemplifies a multi-faceted approach to conservation, forest health and community support. The project recently received a substantial $860,000 boost in funding from…
Zumbo in Idaho: Stalking a Giant Bull in the Selway Wilderness
The night couldnāt get much darker. I held my hand a few inches in front of my face, but couldnāt…
Zumbo and Carmichel on Their Favorite Deer Rifles
This story first appeared in the October 1994 issue of Outdoor Life as āMy Favorite Deer Rifle Isā¦ā My Model…
Zpacks Free Zip 2P Tent: Ultralight, Bomb-Proof, and Freestanding
I live in the mountain west, weekend warrioring to the max. More often than not, Iām camping on slickrock, granite,…
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Review: Vosteed Mini Labrador
The Vosteed Mini Labrador might be a lot of things. It might be Vosteedās best value for money to date. It might be their best fifth-pocket knife to date. It might be their best gentlemanās knife to date. Letās take a look at the newest offering provided by Vosteed for…
Road Trip to Roswell: The Alien Experiment
The small town of Roswell, New Mexico, has a population of only 50,000 residents. Fun fact for those UFO-phobes out there, the Jingle Bob Ranch was about 5 miles (8 km) from the center of Roswell, at South Spring Acres. At the time, it was the largest ranch in the…
Annual Flu Vaccines Increase Risk Of Getting The Flu
Repeatedly taking the flu shot year after year increases your chances of getting the flu. This risk was discovered in a recent study co-authored by the United States Centers for Disease Control Flu Vaccine Effectiveness Network Investigators. This is alarming news for anyone who has been repeatedly told by Big…
Watch: Biologists in Helicopters Capture Elk with Net Guns
Tennessee wildlife researchers are throwing a wide net, but not for fish. Theyāre catching elk. In a recent video produced by the Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency (TWRA), net gunners riding shotgun in helicopters discharge mesh traps from the air as they approach elk on the run. The netting tangles the…
The Story Behind the Snow Goose Mass Die-Off Video
Nate Phinney filmed some 1,500 dead snow geese frozen into the surface of a lake in eastern South Dakota The footage captured the attention of millions. Photograph by Sean Weaver / Instagram When Nate Phinney packed up his ice fishing gear in Watertown, South Dakota and set out for a…
Who Made Who? The Early Years of Cattaraugus and Case Fixed Blade Production by Bradley Wood
Who Made Who: The Early Years of Cattaraugus and Case Fixed Blade Production By Bradley Wood As my knife collecting friends can attest, I have been on a decades-long quest to decipher W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Co.ās (āCaseā) fixed blade production. I have insisted upon using original source documentation…
Great Knife Has A Dangerous Problem! TUYA KNIVES SHOCKER
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Smith & Wesson Volunteer XV Pro DMR in 6mm ARC
In the not-too-distant past, a gap in battlefield weaponry was noticed between the infantry carbine and the sniper rifle. Aside from the firearms themselves, the soldier fielding them would have also undergone a completely different form of training. Therefore, a need grew for a rifle that could reach out further…
Ruffed Grouse Hunting: A Complete Guide
Ruffed grouse hunting grew up in 19th century New England, so naturally it can be a bit of a prude. So genteel in certain circles, so neatly wrapped in tradition and style, it must seem to some huntersāespecially new and/or young onesāthe domain of fuddy-duddies and dandies. Donāt believe it.…
Best D@mn EDC: The 10 BEST EDC Fixed Blades
H. Clay Aalders is a lifelong edged tool user. He spent the past 20 years as a woodworker and fishing guide in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Idaho, and Tennessee. While guiding in Idaho, Clay worked part-time writing for a local newspaper, and upon moving to Tennessee began writing for the blog The…