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Gaia GPS vs OnX for Hunting and Outdoor Navigation

Navigation tools are essential for planning and performing outdoor activities. This is especially true for hunters or those venturing into the backcountry. Traditionally, these tools were a map and...

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Marmot Ultra Elite Review: The Best 3-Season Backpacking Sleeping Bag

A sleeping bag is one of the most important pieces of gear you take into the backcountry. It's your primary protection against inclement weather and hypothermia. However, a sleeping bag can also be...

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link to 3 Simple and Delicious Ways to Cook Trout in the Backcountry

3 Simple and Delicious Ways to Cook Trout in the Backcountry

Time spent in the backcountry is never wasted but home does offer some amenities that aren't easily replaced. One of those is quality food. After a few days off the grid, I start craving anything...

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link to Choose the Best Backpacking Sleeping Bag for Your Budget

Choose the Best Backpacking Sleeping Bag for Your Budget

Perhaps the greatest backcountry danger is hypothermia. When you're in the mountains you're always a misstep, slip, or unexpected storm away from getting wet, then cold, then possibly hypothermic....

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Choosing a Sleeping Bag Temperature Rating

It can be hard to choose the sleeping bag temperature that will be best for you. The most important function of a sleeping bag is keep to you warm when it's cold out, but you also don't want to sweat...

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link to Which is Better a Handheld GPS or a Mobile App?

Which is Better a Handheld GPS or a Mobile App?

In my teens and early twenties, I used a handheld GPS unit on almost all of my hiking and hunting excursions. Those units saved me from getting lost multiple times. Nowadays, every smartphone and...

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