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Went snowshoeing today in nearly ideal conditions. On a ridge trail I saw flashes of grey and squatted down. Some wolves had dashed...

I've had work during time ... Great! but ... I sit to far from the middle.

and the Name? - the Name! - her name is "Wilma" (big fett crying mama seems to be too long) . . and then "Wilma" must also be...

outfitting ... . . . . . . . . . this is "the state of affairs" so far ... next comes a knee board an a spray Cover.

We'll just call them...........sob's. Stay strong and always remember, F cancer.

It's true. My discovery of this has been almost glacial in it's arrival, but it is a gift with many surprises. This is relating to...

When I saw the picture, I said to myself, “that looks a lot like a timber hitch.” I looked it up, and found that a Killick Hitch is a...

Some cattle have a tendency to lick people. They will search people out in the pen whenever they get a chance and it's very disgusting...

Nice. I thought I'd share my impressions too. I inherited a Kee15 from a close friend about 6 years ago. Not my favorite way to get a...

This is the more informed review of my new-to-me 2021 Swift Keewaydin 15 in carbon fusion layup with champagne gel coat on the bottom...

What a sad ending to an impressive effort to keep tradition alive. I'm sure his Facebook group will live on; and might get a few new...

The very first time I paddled it, I couldn't stay put on the plastic seats and my butt was scooting all over the place. I ordered some...

I have a Nessmuk, actually the original prototype, it weights about 13oz, has a smaller blade than most and is easy paddling. That said...

I still don't have any sort of emergency radio/beacon/phone, etc. so when I leave on a trip, I leave a detailed itinerary for my wife...

The folks at Kenco helped me get a set of gunwales for an old Mad River "Explorer" I was given by a friend who had never taken care of...