Tonight we are talking about gear that you can make in the bush. Maybe you want to save weight, maybe you just want to practice your skills? There are lots of reason, and it can be a lot of fun! Be sure to join us and let us know what piece of gear you leave home and make in the woods!

It's that time of year again! The cool Fall breeze and hunters hitting the woods again. A lot of folks are going to be making their way back into the woods that have been away since last year. Some good reminders before you set out on your next woods adventure! Things you need to take, things your should take, what you should do before you head in and what to do when you realize you can't head out.

How much do we take. How do we transport it? Filtration and purification methods! Tonight we are everything water! Its been a minuet since we last visited this topic, so its time for a refresher!

Tonight we are chatting about a recent adventure that Ben just got back from. Open talk on what he did to get ready and how it worked out!

Tonight we are doing a quick episode on the upcoming Digital Campfire. Those of you that frequent know what we are talking about, those that may have come later might have only heard us mention is, and those that are new might have never even heard about it! So tonight we are going to answer some questions before the release. What to expect, what not to expect, who's it for, who will be there, and much more!

Tonight we will be joined by Danny from @RedSandAdventures ! If you haven't been following his channel, you are missing out! Danny has not built not 1, but 2 different setups on his Tacoma and will be chatting about that, as well as some of the other upgrades and modifications that he and us have done to our rigs to get us way out there in the bush!

Tonight Ben and I will be chatting about some of the setups you can use that are quick to setup and tear down. What are some of the things you should avoid? What should you look for? Join us tonight and drop your 2 cents!

Tonight Ben and I will be chatting about some of the setups you can use that are quick to setup and tear down. What are some of the things you should avoid? What should you look for? Join us tonight and drop your 2 cents!