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Low cut, ankle-high or ten-to-18-inch boots? Before you invest in some expensive footwear, give some thought to investing in gaiters.

Make a carbon steel blade look antique with this simple method of forcing a patina with vinegar.

It’s no secret to  Survival Common Sense readers – going out into the wild sparks a feeling of freedom like no other. Spectacular peaks, pristine forests, and endless vistas make you rethink all the usual distractions of city life. But every outdoor enthusiast knows this freedom and isolation comes with…

Got tags for that first western big game hunting trip? Start preparing now! Like right now!

…even the lousy weather can’t change the beauty of this mountain range. It’s all worth it, when I come over a ridge and can look at all the trees and mountains. The mountains are so beautiful in the mornings, I usually get up early just to watch the sunrise. The…

New to Dutch oven cooking? Or just want to get better at it? These tips will help.

Finding your best hunting boot depends on a lot of unique factors, such as physical condition, terrain, the game being hunted, and how much walking is anticipated. Over the years, I figured out what were the best hunting boots for me, and these VaprTreks are checking all the boxes so…

An electric cooler may prove invaluable during a disaster when the power is out and you need to keep medications cool. This Bodega cooler may be a viable addition to your survival gear.

Suppose you need to start a fire, it’s been raining, and all the sticks are wet. Here’s how to make dry firestarting materials.

Sometimes the most effective blade length for a job is under three inches. This Tarpon from Lon Humphrey Custom Knives, packs a lot of utility use in a small package.