Cave Hiking | What to Remember When Exploring Caves
Tuesday, July 31st, 2007 
Cave hiking may not be the most popular outdoor sport in the U.S. but it is definitely one of its most exciting and original. The U.S. has a tremendous number of caves and underground trails that can be explored. Many require a certain amount of skill or a guide but there are a few that can be trekked through by anyone with a sense of adventure. Remember these key tips when planning a cave hiking expedition. (more…)
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We’ve seen it on the news all too often - hurricanes in the south, flooding in the northeast, and tornadoes in the Midwest. If an emergency strikes where you live, don’t be caught off guard. Power outages and blackouts happen all the time when a city braces for a major disaster. In addition to a stocked and well-supplied survival kit, make sure you have emergency lights that will last. An LED light source is the best option today for a dependable, long-lasting light.
Does your company or organization want to host a fishing tournament in Minnesota next year? Now is the time for interested organizations and individuals to submit applications.
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife announced today that Pacific halibut has returned to the list of fishable species along the Oregon coast for this time of year. Sports fisherman can now fish halibut north of Cape Falcon starting on August 3rd and continuing every Friday through Sunday until the catch limit is made or September 30th. Other halibut fishing areas include south of Cape Falcon to Humbug Mountain and south of Humbug mountain. So, get out your 
I’ll admit it – I thought using a headlamp was a bit corny. I mean, how often do you find yourself mining through mountainous crevices searching for gold these days? I was stigmatized by the idea that headlamps were for miners and firemen. But a friend told me that they were the greatest lighting device to have while outdoors so I gave it a try. My friend – he was right.