Throughout our entire lives we are always a work in progress, we are never a finished work. In order to grow well, we need to get out of our comfort zones and truly test ourselves. Testing looks different for everyone, but there is no better place to test yourself than the outdoors. Our goal with this episode is to inspire you to go outdoors, test yourself, and be refined!

The idea of drinking alcohol to stay warm has been around a long time. Is there any truth to it? Or is it just an old wive's tale? 

Buying a fishing rod can be an overwhelming endeavor, there are just so many options, so how do you know which one is right for you? We do our best to explain all the information related to fishing rods and hope it helps you to feel more comfortable picking one out. 

Bird watching is a great way to get connected to Creation. As children we often messed up the identification of some common woodpecker species. In this Myth Monday episode we share how to correctly identify Red-Headed and Red-Bellied Woodpeckers. 

In many survival situations shelter is the number one priority. You can only survive 3 hours in inclement weather without shelter. Listen in to hear if you're doing shelter correctly and why we teach it to so many groups locally. 

In western culture owls are commonly a symbol of wisdom. While they are majestic birds and incredible hunters, science does not suggest they are wise. We spent a lot of time working with and training owls and while we love them, we can testify to their probable lack of wisdom. 

When the weather turns cold the passion for the outdoors still burns just as hot. The good news is you can dress for success even when it is cold. Join us as we discuss tips and tricks to keep you safe and comfortable when enjoying the outdoors in cold temperatures. 

We believed this myth for so long! It seems plausible, so it is an easy one to believe. However, the truth is useful information that you can use to keep warm when enjoying the outdoors in cold conditions. 

It isn't a nationally recognized holiday, but it should be! Firearms deer season is a right of passage to nearly 10 million hunters in the United States, but it impacts everyone! In this episode we talk about the safety, economics, and food produced by deer hunters. 

Join as we discuss the differences between dirt and soil. Dirt and soil are two terms we've used interchangeably in the past, but we have since learned they are not the same!