Do Something Wild
Explore the essentials of primitive and hammock camping with The Hunter Gatherer Society. This category features tips on lightweight gear, shelter building, and outdoor skills to enhance your backcountry experience. Discover how to create a cozy hammock setup, practice Leave No Trace principles, and enjoy the simplicity of camping in nature. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced camper, find inspiration and practical advice to elevate your outdoor adventures
The Hike Crew 2-in-1 Gas Camping Stove is a must-have for any avid outdoorsman. Its compact, lightweight design and 2-in-1 capability makes it easy to carry and set up while camping. The smooth top burner provides even heat distribution and the control valve allows for precise cooking. Whether you’re making pancakes for breakfast or grilling burgers for dinner, this stove is the perfect choice for cooking on the go.
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Looking for a comfortable and bug-free camping experience in the jungle? Check out our top five picks for the best jungle hammocks with bug netting. These hammocks offer a secure and relaxing sleep while keeping unwanted insects at bay. Read our review to find the perfect jungle hammock for your next adventure!
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Hammock camping is a fun, easy, and affordable way to get out and enjoy the outdoors.
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Find the best stainless steel pocket knife for your needs with our list of the top five options. From everyday carry to outdoor adventures, these durable and corrosion-resistant knives will help you tackle any task. Choose from classic designs, military-inspired options, and sleek, stylish knives. All of these pocket knives are made with high-quality materials and offer a secure grip and easy carrying.
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I love to hike and combining that with wild food foraging and primitive camping makes me one happy outdoors man. Over the past couple week I have been exploring the CREW hiking trail system. Although I hike these often I wanted to dig deeper into the connections these trails have with others. These connections extend the hiking trails significantly while also offering a more diverse hiking experience. On my last outing I spent a couple hours on the Cypress Dome trail which offers six miles of well-marked loop trails. These scenic hiking trails wind through pine flat-woods, oak hammocks, wet prairie, slough, and two beautiful cypress domes. Most trails are flat grass and sand at ground level but seasonally wet[…]
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