Outdoor Adventures

Probably most everyone has seen this wild herb or "weed" growing in their yard, but never really knew what it was. We often call the most useful and healthy of plants, weeds. Plantain is all around us

22 inch rainbow, surprised to catch this one, in one of my fav brook trout streams. He was a knock down drag screaming fight the moment he hit..

Wherever there is water, that's where you will find #greenmachine. Doing what he does. Cast netting bait and setting up a rod wherever we are. If we're hunting he's gonna have a pole in his pack. 😀

The common Dandelion. Not just an ordinary weed as many think. This wild edible has many uses, from the flower all the way to the root. The flowers sprinkled over a salad or made into wine. The flowe

Well, our deer hunting season in Northern New York has come to an end again already. Luckily, we were able to put some meat in the freezer as you saw in our last post, cause sometimes, it just doesn't

First day of Muzzleloader, Chase and I hit the woods to see if we could take the early opportunity to put some venison in the freezer. After about 45 minutes or so, Chase does his normal routine, as s

All the boys fishing in the Poirier True Value Ice fishing tournament this year! Great time had by all!

I must say, one of the most delicious tasting wild green vegetables that grow free for our enjoyment. Asparagus seems to grow mostly around disturbed land, pathways, around telephone poles, and roadwa

Does everyone have a survival pack? Does everyone actually need a survival pack? Well, if you were to ask me, I believe everyone should have one, especially if you plan on spending any time outdoors.

Man, hunting season, those words alone make me happy just thinking them. It's that time of year that we get to leave all of our worries at the tree line. We get to ditch the bills, the boss and someti

Otherwise commonly known as Queen Anne's Lace, the wild carrot an easily found and identified wild edible. The root is very similar to the domestic carrot in taste and smell, but appearance is slightl

Let us know what you think. We learned a lot with this one and hopefully we'll get better at in the upcoming videos. We may get back out there before the close of snow goose hunting. But for sure, ou

Oh, man.... wild leek season is coming. The time of year when you can forage for fiddleheads, leeks, morel mushrooms, and add them to a riverside lunch of fresh caught brook trout. That's for another

You hear stories of people who hunt for years and years to only come up empty handed when it comes to harvesting a deer. I myself had been hunting for about 10 years (5-6 of which I may consider serio