By Paul Scheiter
To me, the inspiration to practice wilderness survival skills is based in an ideology of minimalism. The less gear you bring, the more intimate an experience you will have with the outdoors. Going with less also means that you can't rely on your gear as a safety net of comfort, rather you must be creative and find new solutions in order to succeed.
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When I craft a spear there is a part of me that can’t help but feel connected to the “inner caveman” that lurks somewhere deep in each of us. Knowing that this ancient weapon has kept humans alive on the earth for thousands of years gives me a unique respect for its place in our history. But the spear isn't just a relic of the past. I believe it remains an important tool for the modern woodsman, but probably not for the reasons many would think. [ Read Full Post ]
By John Merwin
John Merwin has spent 45 years learning what to carry in his flyfishing vest. Here are some of his secret. [ Read Full Post ]