More Than Just Running Safety Tips First, yes, the title of this article is Running Safety Tips; however this applies to everyone who puts themselves into the outdoors to exercise. I am a runner, or at least I used to be. Today I consider myself a “washed up,” trying to start running again sloth runner. […]
In recent years, personal drones have rapidly transitioned from niche gadgets for hobbyists to widely accessible tools for creators, hobbyists, and even professionals. Whether you’re capturing scenic landscapes, filming outdoor sports, or conducting aerial inspections, drone technology provides a platform to explore a world of possibilities. However, with this new perspective comes an entirely new host of responsibilities and […]
No one likes to think about what to do when a disaster strikes. But, if you haven’t thought about it, how will you know how you’ll respond? Making an emergency plan for your family is the first step in keeping your family safe. The second step is making sure everyone knows the plan. Making Your […]
Editor’s note: If you conceal carry it is your responsibility to ensure you are following the laws for the State you are in, that you practice firearms safety, and understand the reasonable persons test described in USCCA training. It’s a running joke in the concealed carry community that when winter rolls around, “I can conceal […]
Lyme disease is an infectious disease caused by bacteria transmitted to humans through the bite of infected tick, sometimes referred to as deer ticks. These ticks are typically found in wooded or grassy areas, and the disease is most commonly reported in the United States, particularly in the northeastern, north central, and Pacific coastal regions. […]
Summer is here, and so are the mosquitoes! Mosquitoes are more than just a nuisance; they are vectors for a range of diseases that can pose significant health risks. They pose significant health risks to humans and animals, cause considerable annoyance, and can have economic impacts on affected regions. Therefore, it is crucial to take proactive measures […]
Binoculars for Birdwatching The Biggest Week in American Birding is the time of year when birdwatchers devote more of their time to a variety of birdwatching-related activities, including raising awareness about birds and their importance to our ecosystem. True birdwatchers, also known as, “birders” (the term for casual watchers), observe wild birds any time of the year […]
“What’s up with your toes?” A fellow guide asked me, as he pointed to my feet that were propped up next to the warm fireplace. Looking down I see the top half of my middle toe had turned black. “That’s frostbite!” Dan tells me as he covers his mouth in disbelief. Ripping off my other […]
Exercising outside after dark can be a safety hazard. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, over 80% of pedestrian traffic fatalities occur at night or in low-light conditions. That doesn’t necessarily mean you shouldn’t go out at night: Whether you want to avoid the daytime heat, short winter days are cutting into your […]
When going outside with your dog there are a few things to consider to keep your furry friend safe! Not doing so can send you and your dog to the vet potentially with a hefty price tag. You should be aware of where your dog is at all times. If you are in a location […]
