Black_Fly

I'm in the "matured" camp I guess. In years pasts, fires were more of a centerpiece for social gatherings (including drinking in the...

I cook with a twig stove mostly, maybe have one campfire on a week trip.

Mostly what I have lost or misplaced while canoeing iare fear, ego, doubt and worry.

YC, I haven’t yet needed one. Been glad I had one a couple times, and wished I had a couple other times. I have the training, but not...

Aside from hunting trips I occasionally carry a firearm while paddling. First time was in 1988; I was doing a Rio Grande trip and a week...

Both people I know that got mauled had a rifle. One was asleep in his tent when he got attacked. He wasn’t able to prevent it but he was...

Kimbers are nice, owned a few. Always removed the series II safety. One less thing for the trigger to do. I’ve been a 1911 guy since...

I am surprised some people are brave enough to go out of the house. I carry a revolver on canoe trips. It is tucked away and I don't...

My wife and I had been using Crazy Creek "chairs" for years. They're light weight and versatile, but you end up on the ground if there...

I’m a Helinox user for years. Tried the big Agnes mica basin chair and it was so much more stable and comfortable I’m definitely...

Good idea to paddle. Give it a good go. If you fish, try casting and rebaiting, changing lures. Pull a fish in if you can. Elbow...

Yah, i've lived and camped and worked in remote areas all over the west. Everywhere the human foot print is spreading, nowhere is it...

People don’t respect wilderness rules, especially at the state levels. Mountain bikes, ATVs, trail clearing, many prohibited activities...

Hey Tim, I have a bad back too, throw in two junky shoulders. I didn’t catch your size, but part of your criteria should include the...

Think it would be solely your choice depending on you back but a traditional seat would offer more options for changing positions for...