Say what you will about hunters, but we camp in some seriously awful weather and carry a ton of weight on our backs. This fall’s mule deer hunt in Idaho sucked a little less than usual, thanks to a ...

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Many campers protect their outdoor seating area from the rain by covering it with a tarpaulin, suspended between nearby trees. The Shelter takes what looks like an easier, more versatile approach, as ...

The central gathering spot at most campsites is the fire: when you imagine the quintessential camp scene in your mind’s eye, more often than not it’s dusk or evening, with a group of tired, grimy and ...

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Sleeping under a camping tarp is a magical and minimalist experience. Unlike a tent, which cocoons you from the environment behind twin layers of the inner and flysheet, a tarp leaves you gloriously ...

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LITTLE ROCK — One weight-saving feature of backcountry camping in the spring is that you don't need a tent. You can sleep under the stars if you have faith it won't rain. Otherwise, you can use a ...