August Issue | Est. 2019

Day: November 28, 2025

Watercolor style scene of outdoor gloves on mossy rock in Southern Appalachian forest with fall foliage

Top Gloves Under 40 Dollars

This article guides outdoor enthusiasts in the Southern Appalachians on selecting affordable, durable, and versatile gloves under $40. It covers the importance of material choice, proper fit, and versatility for changing weather conditions, along with recommended glove models and care tips. These insights help ensure comfort and functionality during various outdoor activities without overspending.

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1950s watercolor style winter forest scene with vintage wildlife photography gear and snow

Wildlife Photography Tips in Cold Weather

This article offers practical advice for capturing stunning wildlife photos in cold weather, focusing on proper gear, techniques, and safety. It covers dressing appropriately, protecting camera equipment from the elements, managing exposure challenges posed by snow, and staying safe while outdoors. With these tips, photographers can confidently embrace winter conditions to enhance their outdoor photography experience.

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Cozy cold-weather campsite with insulated sleeping gear and tent in snowy evergreen forest at dusk in vintage watercolor style

Warm Bed Building for Cold Camps

This article provides practical tips for staying warm during cold-weather camping, focusing on insulating the sleeping area, layering gear, and setting up shelter properly. It emphasizes the importance of insulating from the cold ground, using appropriate sleeping bags and pads, and supplementary tips like warming up before bed and consuming snacks. The guidance helps ensure comfort and safety for outdoor enthusiasts camping in chilly conditions.

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Watercolor style painting of a whitetail buck feeding among autumn leaves in Southern Appalachian forest with a camouflaged deer stand nearby

Thanksgiving Weekend Deer Patterns

Thanksgiving weekend in the Southern Appalachians offers a unique opportunity for deer hunters as bucks shift their focus to food after the rut, making them more predictable. Hunters should scout food-rich areas, adjust gear for colder weather and scent control, and time their stands around peak deer activity influenced by weather and human presence. Beyond hunting success, the weekend is also about enjoying nature and tradition in the woods.

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