Outdoor Adventure Community blog

A good friend of Trader Dan is Mike Kohn who won a Bronze Medal in the four man Bobsled event in the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake. Mike is in the National Guard’s elite athlete program and was going to retire this past December. He is now our candidate for comeback of the year.

Moose Hunting in New Hampshire?? You’ve got to win the moose lottery. Stacy wins second prize with a picture of her an and a moose in a truck and a funny story.

We might have sold the first one in the entire country. Either way definitely have the newest pictures outside of Pelican’s official marketing. Take a look at this amazing lighting system with more uses than just the military.

The best tip was don’t keep food in your tent, “or it and you might be the next meal.” Keeping your food away from you and away from animals is big deal.

This video from Adventure Medical Kits explains what the Easy Care System is, how it works, and why it makes Adventure Medical Kits a superior choice when you are out in the wild.

I just want to know do the people who pull these pranks have to pay for damaged property?

Amazing look at animals in the wild as the amble down the trail when they think no one is looking. The Elk and the deer are the only animals that seem to notice the camera.

Vallas here and I look forward to contributing to the CotradeCo communtity. This is my first post here @ CotradeCo

Have lifelong interest in the outdoors ever since I was a young boyscout. Have been camping, skiing, hiking, BackPacking, caving and cliff jumping ever since. I have a lot of knowledge, experience and ideas that may be useful to you.

Max the Golden Retriever shares his point of view of a recent road trip he took with his “people”, Stacy and Buddy. In Max’s own bark, “WOOF, WOOF AND A BIG SLOPPY KISS FROM YOUR’S TRULY THE ONE THE ONLY COOLEST AND GREATEST GOLDEN RETRIEVER ON THE PLANET MAX!”

In my previous travelogue I relayed what started out as a fairly mundane first day of travel across the desert and ended in a harrowing “I’m stuck in the desert and I can’t get up” near tragedy. This post is an overly melodramatic and only mildly fictionalized accounting of those hours in Lordsburg, New Mexico.

This is the first of many musings for this journey, affectionately dubbed (by necessity for my registration with CouchSurfing.org), “Friends, family, & head clearing in 30 days or less.” Many updates to my trip will be posted to various social networks throughout each day but every so often I will be posting these longer updates.