This will be a recipe to impress your friends and fellow campers. Not only is the recipe quick and easy, but it requires very few ingredients without sacrificing flavor. Professional Chef Dawn Bause is very in-tune with her Italian side. She spent years in Italy and now incorporates many aspects of fine Italian cooking like [...]

You’re tent has been sitting in storage all winter and now you’re finally ready to bust open the flaps and take it to the backcountry. But perhaps it’s an old tent or wasn’t cleaned properly before being stored and now it’s got a funky smell. Here are a few short and sensible tips to get [...]

The 2009 Bassmaster Classic was one for the record books. More than 137,000 fans attended the free, three-day event to watch Skeet Reese claim the winning title and the $500,000 cash prize. Angler Jimmy Vanden Berg analyzed the bait Reese used during the competition to hook 54 pounds 13 ounces of bass. Vanden Berg is [...]

Day 357, nine days to go. Keith Miller from Waco, Texas set out on a mission to catch one fish every day for a year straight on April 1st, 2011. On March 31st, 2012, he will successfully complete his goal for the second time. “He did it once for fun in 2009, just for fun, [...]

More bucks were harvested in 2010 than in 2009, according to the data from 35 states compiled in the 2012 Whitetail Report by the Quality Deer Management Association. The 60-page report (pdf) lists information on harvests, species’ range, sex ratio, and other popular management topics in the United States and Canada. In this article, I’ve [...]

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service published a new rule on January 5th, 2012 that eliminated a previous exception regarding permits to hunt three African antelope species on ranches or game operations. Since the information was published, many blogs, forums and other news sources have published false information regarding the ruling. Background In 2005 the [...]

The Commander XT side by side was one of the more memorable rides at BRP’s Ultimate Playground in Detroit. Thank goodness the seats were extremely comfortable because I was the passenger to an absolutely crazy, thrill seeking driver who nearly flipped us by suddenly accelerating as we took a curve. We were just pushing the [...]

One of the most fun rides at BRP’s Ultimate Playground in Detroit (which continues this weekend, September 22nd through the 25th) was the Can-Am Outlander XT ATV. Myself and other press members took our ATV or side-by-side vehicle of our choice out on the course Can-Am had prepared. Buggying over dirt ramps and dirt-covered logs [...]

One of the best things about working for Outdoor Hub thus far has been that I had the opportunity to attend the BRP Ultimate Playground Media Day – which means I got to partake in demo rides of the sweetest new products on the BRP line (Bombardier Recreational Products). We rode on Sea-Doo powerboats and [...]

For the past two years, Jenn Gibbons has been planning an epic journey around Lake Michigan. The feat: 1,500 miles around Lake Michigan in a 700 pound single-person rowboat designed to double as sleeping quarters and storage for her equipment, a journey that she predicts may take her from June 15th until August 15th. But even [...]

What makes for a great vacation in the outdoors? A lull on the beach, a sweaty hike into the mountains, tasting local food along the drive to your destination? Considering gas prices are so high and the cost of a getaway is never cheap and fulfilling at the same time, I went looking for an [...]

In late February, I began researching the best places to go shed antler hunting in Michigan and how to acquire the permits (if necessary) to do so. I called up the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) in order to get some information. In response, I was told that the DNR could not recommend any [...]