jdeerfoot

I have had a dehydrator and vacuum sealer for years. I’ve done meals. Mine are not as good or varied, and they don’t store as long...

This one is from a couple nights ago. It's cool how what seems to be just an ordinary night can turn out like this.

I use the @Mason method. Or, if there is a suitable height stump or rock I will set the pack on it before trying to put an arm through...

What's your traditional method? For me, I've found that even with heavy packs, if I balance it on both thighs, and then slip into it...

From yesterdays evening paddle.

I remember rescuing my younger brother when he jumped off a pier into Lake Michigan. I was probably about 10 or 11 and he was 2 a half...

Is that what it is. Bystander effect. Never heard if it. It explains some of the mysterious situations I’ve been in when I’ve been about...

My first post above was cynical and probably a little off the subject. Where I was is no longer what I consider backcountry. Growth and...

In 20 years of traveling in the Canadian bush, I’d have to completely agree with Hudson.

A gray day after the rain passed, but so quiet and still that paddling was a joy, I stayed out for a couple of hours just paddling in...

It's a double-edged sword for sure. The more people who know about an area, the more people will visit it and that can lead to more...

Wow, what a trip and a very good video. These guys were young, fit and motivated.

The Wisconsin Rv is often called the hardest working river in the country because it has so many dams (several dozen), as well as many...

Thanks! That's my buddy, Scott Deneau. Super talented musician.

Best coffee in a canoe burner is the good old coleman single burner. No gas to worry about and can be done right on the bottom of the...