One aspect of shopping around for outdoor equipment that can easily be overlooked is taking a good look at the product warranty. You can unknowingly purchase something that you think will be repaired or replaced by the manufacturer only to find out it’s not covered under their warranty policy because of some not-so-straightforward legal jargon. […]
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If you’re looking for a high-quality screen house that will keep you protected from sun, rain, and insects then look no further. The Eclipse Refuge by Bass Pro Shop (sold at Bass Pro Shop in the USA and Cabela’s in Canada) is a top contender for the best lightweight screen house you can get your
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Outdoor experts pride themselves on how quickly and easily they can start a fire in any condition. And if it’s for warmth, food prep, or light, starting and maintaining a fire is one of the most important skills you should master. So, whether you’re dealing with heavy rains, high winds, or damp tinder, knowing a
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Camping and hiking will inevitably expose you to more critters and pathogens, including parasitic ticks. In fact, specific regions of North America are hotbeds for ticks. As a result, campgrounds and parks actively post warnings about ticks and promote tick awareness in the hopes to keep bites and disease transmission low. For that reason, as
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There are a few unwritten rules and principles for camping, the main one being “leave no trace”. These rules and principles are meant to foster greater care and respect for outdoor spaces and the environment, as well as your own safety and the well-being of others. You’ve probably heard of the “golden rule of camping”,
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