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We’ve been taught our whole lives not to litter and to be respectful, there’s always those who don’t care. No matter how many signs we...

Yeah, I think people who are in the habit of littering won't be changed. Neither will deliberately destructive people (although they...

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The BWCA requires an orientation for entry permit (at least the permit holder of a group, as I understand it). That didn't make me feel...

I am about to get a soloized Cascade - do you love yours? I am sure they can be a challenge on a windy lake, but my hope is that it will...

I like the idea of carefully limiting use of potentially dangerous objects - totally something to keep in mind if I do bring an axe...

I used to carry an axe for group trips in case I had to make a paddle. But I always kept it hidden especially if people were drinking.

Hopefully I am not creating online enemies by saying this, but I feel honor bound to defend the idea of regulations. Regulations are...

I have been wanting to do the Missinaibi for quite some time, but something I just cannot find anywhere (and I find it rather...

I'm not much of a racer, but there is one race in CT that I have done several times - the Scantic Spring Splash downriver race. Its a...

I have long advocated for a birding "license" akin to a hunting license. Not quite the same thing as requiring a class, but they would...

I’m conflicted. Hatchet is hard to beat for driving stakes and splitting small stuff, but the weight puts it in the liability category.

I have seen two people put axes in their feet. Not good. Both were young

I like to carry a Silky pocketboy and an Alder scout axe. Both are effective, efficient tools and they do not take up much space, nor...

No experience with it, but I like the looks of it.