Listen to WTIP North Shore Radio’s monthly segment, “Pack & Paddle,” featuring Scott from Bull Moose Patrol for wilderness, camping, survival, bushcraft, and so many more outdoor adventuring tips for the northwoods!
Read MoreKark's Canoeing & Kayaking Guide to 309 Wisconsin Streams
Dr. Richard Kark paddled more than 300 of Wisconsin’s rivers and streams! He took copious notes and compiled them in a book that you can access at no cost. Before your next WI paddle, be sure to check out this wealth of information!
Read MoreBackpacking with Toddlers: Why?
I love my time in the wilderness, and I enjoy challenging trips, but even with all of the extreme adventures I’ve undertaken, there’s one adventure I’m not quite ready to tackle: backpacking with a toddler!
Read MoreBob O'Hara: Expedition Bound
Bob O'Hara, legendary expedition canoeist, shares his tested Arctic and far north expedition planning tips. Check out this invaluable information to help you prepare for your next canoe trip!
Read MoreByron Kerns' Survival Instructor Training Course
I spent a week in the wilds of Ocala National Forest at a survival instructor training course. It was a great course that I'd recommend to anyone wanting to up their outdoor survival instruction game!
Read MoreThe Big Show: Canoecopia in Madison, WI
Canoecopia: World's largest paddle sport show and equally inspiring! Check out my review of the show and mark your calendar for next year!
Read MoreSix Great Canoe Camping Trips That are Not the Boundary Waters!
Looking for an outdoor adventure that isn't the Boundary Waters (BWCAW)? Check out six of our favorite upper Great Lakes region canoe camping destinations!
Read MoreBunny Boots: Fail-Safe Winter Footwear
When I want to keep my feet warm in arctic conditions, there's one big, clunky, rubbery pair of clodhoppers that I always wear--my Bunny Boots!
Read MoreAlaska Off-Trail: Backcountry Backpacking in Denali National Park!
In 2011, I packed my bags and flew to Denali National Park for the backpacking trip of a lifetime! Check out the trip, the incredible photos, and the BEARS!
Read MoreThe History of Maine Canoe Routes
The history of Maine's canoe routes is long and colorful. Check out this infographic detailing the history of one of my favorite canoe destinations!
Read MoreOn Wisconsin! Canoe Camping the Wisconsin River
The hardwoods, hilly horizon, and sandy shores of the Wisconsin River offer seclusion and wilderness that can rival the BWCA. Check out this nearby paddling destination and start planning your trip to the lower Wisconsin River!
Read More10 Tips For Surviving the Frozen Tundra!
10 tips designed to help you stay warm as you cheer on the Pack to victory!
Read MoreBMP Interview: Sarge Approved Podcast
Check out my interview with Sarge Approved! We talk about everything from the Packers vs. Vikings and Winter camping, to wilderness survival skills and bugging out/in.
Read MoreVintage Boy Scout Canoe Base Guides: Charles L. Sommers & Northern Wisconsin Canoe Base
Check out these historical guidebooks and films from Boy Scout canoe bases, Charles L. Sommers and Northern Wisconsin Canoe Base, for bushcraft, traditional outdoors techniques, and BSA history!
Read MoreThe Uses of a Canoe: Paul Brooks, "Roadless Area"
Brooks' funny and entertaining account of his travels around the globe is a great addition to your nightstand! Check out my review of this recent find.
Read MorePaddling Pristine Potholes: Birchwood Canoe Routes
Paddle and portage from one secluded and undeveloped lake to another with only wilderness and wildlife by your side in WI’s little-known and tucked-away Birchwood Canoe Routes. Check out our weekend in Birchwood and start planning your own getaway—just don’t tell anyone about this pristine paddling destination!
Read MorePaddling Wisconsin's Flambeau River
Paddling the Flambeau River is the perfect northwoods experience! With rapids for all levels, the Flambeau is a must-add to your paddling bucket list. Check out our recent float down the Flambeau!
Read MoreMeet "Dr. Survival": André-François Bourbeau
André-François Bourbeau is "Dr. Survival." An author, educator, master of primitive and modern wilderness skills, Quebec’s Dr. Bourbeau is an outdoorsman and survivalist like no other!
Read MoreBoulay's Brown Bread in a Can
Fred Boulay was famous for many reasons within the Scouting and outdoor communities, including his brown bread in a can.
Read MoreBSA Winter Camping School
The temps are expected to drop to negative numbers this weekend—perfect weather for Winter Camping School at Camp Tomahawk! If you're a Scouter looking for new Winter camping skills, check out the BSA's Winter Camping School!
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