Y/N this is your version of 2am camp:

👉 species recapping of the python you caught earlier that day. If that’s your 2am camp, introduce yourself.

If you’re more of “keep the fire stoked, wake up in an hour, start the coffee” camper. No judgments will be rendered. We respect it and we aim for it (most nights).

👉 Field & Stream Fish Camp // Florida Invasive Edition. ...

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Turn sound on for this one. Close your eyes and imagine you’re glassing a ridge when that crack rolls across the canyon.

This video is for your most stubborn friend 👉 tag them.

Two bighorn rams can hit each other 20 times in a row at highway speed… and walk away like nothing happened.
So how don’t their brains turn into soup? Observations:

💥 Massive curved horns = shock absorbers
💥 Thick skulls spread the force of impact
💥 Spongy bone structure helps dissipate the shock
💥 Necks built like suspension systems

📹 @coloradoadventuresco showing us how sheep country settles arguments. ...

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Found this old plug digging through a box at Tom’s Sporting Goods in Morristown.

Radar sold it to us for ten bucks.
Worth way more than that.
But that’s not really the point.

📹 @andrewgreenefishing in Tom’s Sporting Goods (TN) ...

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Imagine thinking your dad sold No. 2 pencils but he’s actually Tim Wells. And if you’ve ever met Tim Wells… you know sarcasm runs in the family.

On the latest episode of Country Outdoors Podcast, @sydnie_wells shares what it was like growing up with one of the most lethal bowhunters on the planet. For years she had no idea he was a legend in the outdoor world… just her sarcastic dad who took her hunting and fishing.

Full episode: out now, 🔗 in stories. ...

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Watching a red stag get loaded onto a plane is one of those moments you don’t see every day and even when you do, it’s hard to believe. All credit due to @talliscotterill_ for his hunting trip return-flight receipt. ...

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A Tennessee angler is celebrating today after catching what should soon be confirmed as the state’s biggest-ever largemouth bass. Darren Nunley caught the 15-plus pound lunker on Nickajack Lake on Saturday, February 28 while fishing with guide and long-time friend @hensleypowell

Nunley was fishing a chatterbait through hydrilla grass at about 8:30 a.m. when the bass hit, Hensley tells F&S. “I caught an 8-pounder on the same hydrilla flat the day before,” the guide and former professional angler recalls. “The bigger fish are starting to move into these flats in preparation for the spawn, so I knew Darren had a good chance at a nice fish.”

Nunley, a resident of Whitwell, Tennessee, says he’s been fishing Nickajack his whole life.

Read the full story by @travishallmedia // 🔗 in story.
📹 Video is courtesy of Darren Nunley. ...

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For every dad who’s ever skipped a rock across a lake, here’s the new benchmark.

The World Stone Skimming Championship has been going down since 1983 on the tiny island of Easdale off Scotland’s west coast. They throw natural slate from a flooded seaside quarry — smooth water, tight lanes, no excuses. Three throws. Most skips win. Some of these lunatics are cracking 30+ bounces like it’s nothing.

Men’s, women’s, juniors — everybody steps up to the same platform. It started as a local get-together and turned into a full-blown international showdown. Coastal wind, cold water, bragging rights that last a lifetime.

Proof that the most elite sport on earth might just be something you learned at age eight.

📹 @esportescuriosos ...

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If Bob Ross was a cedar man, and trees were feathers.

Meet Joey Jobes: he grew up in Havre de Grace, Maryland — the youngest son of Capt. Harry R. Jobes, a legendary waterman and decoy carver — and started whittling and painting decoys in his dad’s shop as a kid. He struck out on his own in 1976, splitting his time between fishing, crabbing, and turning blocks of wood into birds with insane detail and bold color.

This is generations of Chesapeake Bay tradition, every feather stoke’s a story you can almost hear. 🎨🦆🪵

Here’s his email if you want to reach out: [email protected] ...

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