AllOutdoor Review – VAER C5 Field Solar 40mm Watch
VAER is an American watch company founded in 2016 by Ryan Torres and Reagan Cook in Venice Beach, California. The founders aimed to create durable, aesthetically pleasing, and affordable wristwatches…
Read More »Hunting the Tennessee Wild Man
OutdoorHub Hunting the Tennessee Wild Man I’m not much into folklore, but I have to say that the Tennessee Wild Man has intrigued me ever since I first learned about…
Read More »POTD: Remington Model 24 – The Forgotten .22 Auto
Welcome to today’s Photo of the Day! Looking at this Remington Model 24, you’re seeing one of those rifles that just never got its due. Built from 1922 to 1935, it was…
Read More »Michigan’s Au Sable River named America’s BEST for Fly Fishing
When it comes to fly fishing, no one has a better river than Michigan. That’s according to USA Today readers, who were asked to identify the best rivers in the…
Read More »ATF-DEA Merger: What Does That Mean for Gun Owners
OutdoorHub ATF-DEA Merger: What Does That Mean for Gun Owners A recent DOJ proposal explored the idea of merging the DEA (Drug Enforcement Agency) and the BATFE (Bureau of Alcohol,…
Read More »POTD: Springfield “Model 1890” Trapdoor – The Last of the Single-Shots
Welcome to today’s Photo of the Day! This Springfield Armory trapdoor carbine represents the final evolution of America’s most famous single-shot military rifle. Arsenal-rebuilt during the 1890s with protective features added in…
Read More »POTD: Winchester 1866 “Yellow Boy” – The Gun That Won the West
Welcome to today’s Photo of the Day! This 1870 Winchester Model 1866 carbine earned its nickname “Yellow Boy” from the brass receiver that gleamed like gold in frontier sunlight. More than just…
Read More »America’s Forgotten Fallout Shelters: What Remains, What’s At Risk, and How to Survive
If a nuclear bomb went off tomorrow, where would you go? Would you rush into the nearest public building? Head downtown to that old concrete structure with a faded Fallout…
Read More »Preserve Food Like Grandma Did: Lost Techniques from America’s Past
There’s a reason your grandparents’ pantry never seemed to run empty—no matter how harsh the winter or how long the drought. They knew secrets modern supermarkets erased: how to make…
Read More »In Memory of JB Hodgdon: Hunting and Shooting Icon of Hodgdon Powder
The reloading, shooting, and hunting community mourns the loss of JB Hodgdon, co-founder of Hodgdon Powder Company, whose passion for hunting, shooting, and the great outdoors helped shape the experiences…
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