A crew of buddies paddled from Ponca to Reds Landing on the White River in Arkansas —planned for 7 days, weather forced ‘em to crush 140 miles in 6 days. One heck of a trip. #Canoe #adventure

“My dad got this Kodiak Grizzly from his wheelchair.” (1990)

The light finish isn’t for everyone but this is an accomplishment: hand-carved stock using Birdseye maple.

At 55, Henry Worsley set out to cross Antarctica solo, unassisted, and unaided—913 miles dragging 300 pounds in the coldest place on Earth. He made it within 30 miles. A tribute to Shackleton.

Teddy Roosevelt’s line in the sand circa 1902—he refused to shoot a tied-up bear on a Mississippi hunt. A cartoonist ran with it, and just like that, the teddy bear legend was born.

California’s ammo background check law just got struck down by a federal court—again. The law forced checks on every ammo purchase, but the court ruled it violates the Second Amendment.

Packed a gut-punch and maybe a life lesson with this… 🎧.“Now when I was a young boy I thought I could track.And an old timer sat down and wretched me this sack.And he told me all the knowledge I lacked.On an ornery thing called a snipe”

Heavy is the paw.

@RobBlair1970 real-life July vs the buck rubs of our dreams.

The icy haunt of a Yukon grizzly hits you in the face. Conservationist photographer Peter Maher had been obsessed with getting this shot for three years, and it paid off.

A legend who inspired generations to say their prayers, eat their vitamins, and believe in something bigger. Thanks for the memories, Hulkster. Praying for the whole Hogan crew this morning. 🕊️💪

The holiest of bucks spotted by a hunter who was fast enough to grab the 📲 and get a ghostly receipt.

Had a dream last night and this is what I saw: whitetails in velvet 🤌. 📸 hawk.n.stalk

Breakfast ✅

The woods are waking up. 📸 credit: Patrick Durkin spotted this buck rub spot in his backyard.

A new hole just opened in Yellowstone’s Norris Geyser Basin. No eruption—just the ground doing what it does best: shifting, steaming, and staying wild.

The rut’s coming—and we feel it. That slow-burn buildup to cold November mornings is all we can think about.

First thing that comes to mind when you hear “corner crossing.” 👀. Millions of acres of public land in the West are “corner-locked”—contained in a checkerboard of private parcels. #CornerCrossing