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Make your modest whitetail decoy far more appealing with just a few simple modifications. Here's how to seal the deal for enraged bucks.
Rattling for whitetails is one of my favourite things to do during the rut. If you have antlers, try this tactic to ramp up the authenticity.
Elevating your ground blind is relatively simple, and even adding just a little extra height can make a world of difference.
Outdoor pursuits of any sort pose the risk of turning an ankle. I secured my injured ankle with this quick and easy bandage wrap.
Justin Hoffman's DIY antler restoration brings colour back to your sun-bleached sheds using coffee grounds, steel wool, and a toothbrush.
A tiny, well-built wood stove perfect for RV users, van-lifers, or a cabin that's a couple hundred square feet with modern insulation.
On the ice behind a snowmobile or ATV, some form of solid tow bar is a requirement. Follow these steps to make your own DIY sled tow bar.
We had a cozy little wood fire to warm our hands, boil a pot of tea, and heat up a pot of beans at lunch time with this DIY stove.
You just snagged your favourite lure during a great day of catching fish and can’t get it unhooked on your own. Now what?
