paulcarol+FollowYour ears are better than your eyes for huntingBeen thinking about this lately during early sits—sometimes I swear my ears catch more than my eyes ever do. Just the other day I picked up a single twig snap from 50 yards away while daydreaming with my eyes closed. Anyone else rely more on sound than sight out there? #hunting #huntingtips #outdoors 715Share
Timothy Harper+FollowAmazon sunglasses discount Amazon on the new summer sunglasses, every time I see it, I will persuade myself, you should buy yourself a new sunglasses, otherwise how can you afford to your avid hiking heart! I can't stop myself from buying them when I see them on sale, can someone please talk me out of it? #Outdoors #Hiking #sunglasses #amazon40Share
Adam Schmidt+FollowWhy Getting Outside Is a Total Game-ChangerTurns out, getting outdoors isn’t just a mood booster—it’s basically mental health medicine! A new study found that people who spent more time in green spaces during the pandemic had way less stress and fewer depressive symptoms. Even just walking or gardening near home made a huge difference. The catch? Not everyone has equal access to parks, especially in lower-income or minority communities. Maybe it’s time we all push for more green spaces in our neighborhoods! #Health #MentalHealth #Outdoors70Share
dsmith+FollowFishing is only boring if you’re losingPeople who say fishing is boring probably never learned how to do it right. Once you understand patterns, technique, and timing—it gets addictive fast. Agree or disagree? #fishing #Anglers #Outdoors 136Share
tyler79+FollowAnyone tried camping in hunter management areas?Been looking at some HMA maps and wondering if anyone's tried camping inside these areas during hunting season. Seems like it could be a game changer for access, but not sure about the rules. Any experience with overnight stays in HMAs? #hunting #Outdoors #HMA #HuntingLands715Share
paulcarol+Followold school hunters got shot placement rightUnless you're a sniper, stick to what works - tight behind the shoulder through the lungs and heart. It's been the gold standard for decades because it drops deer fast and leaves a clear blood trail. Study deer anatomy before season and practice visualizing your aim point on every deer you see, even ones you're not shooting. When that moment comes, you'll know exactly where to put it. What's your go-to shot placement? #hunting #deerhunting #huntingtips #outdoors8331Share
Timothy Harper+FollowWhat's your hiking limit?I pushed my hiking limit over the weekend, I can't believe I walked 4.5 miles in two hours and fifty minutes. But I had a bad experience this time and kept my head down the whole time. Not relaxation, but another sense of tension. Never mind, there's good and bad. To a certain extent, I also pushed my limits and set a new record out, which is also worth celebrating! Hahaha. #Outdoors #Hiking #Limits104Share
Timothy Harper+FollowWhat's your biggest fear of encountering during a hike?My friend told me yesterday that he seemed to have encountered a grizzly bear when he went hiking over the weekend 😮 He said he was a bit far away at the time but it looked like a grizzly bear by the size and coloring. The bear didn't move, he didn't dare move, and they just stood there for several minutes. After the thing left, he turned around and went down the mountain immediately #Outdoors #Hiking #grizzly bear912Share
WanderlustWhiskers+FollowWhy don’t fishing guys play with their cell phones?I was walking last night and saw many fishing friends sitting quietly fishing or casting their rods frantically. They didn't look at their phones or chat, but sat there for hours. #Outdoors #Fishing #Cellphone1026Share
paulcarol+Followwhy hunters lose deer they should have foundAfter you shoot, pick a specific landmark where you last saw the deer - "that pine with the broken branch" not just "over there." Everything looks different from ground level and you'll be way off track otherwise. Then wait 1-2 hours before tracking. I've watched too many hunters rush down and push wounded deer for miles. Patience saves more deer than anything else. What's your worst tracking story? #hunting #deerhunting #huntingtips #outdoors7679Share
