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I have a foolproof way to bring in blacktip sharks. But it’s messy, it’s gory, it’s not for the...
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Last week, I was sent a remarkable video of a whale shark, taken by two divers off of Jupiter in Palm Beach County...
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A bloodcurdling shriek in the night. Yes, that is what a screech owl sounds like. I had one scream full-bore on a...
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For a post-Thanksgiving hike, I took my good friend Rob for a short hike and overnight campout in the Ocala National Forest. This is a bit north of...
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I am the advance scout. I sneak through the overgrown path, selecting tall trees to tie a yellow ribbon around, not to welcome soldiers home but to...
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- appropriate clothing (layered, self-wicking, some water resistant)
- reliable source of fire (flint and steel, waterproof matches, butane lighter)
- purified water
- maps (know where you are)
- compass
- modest first aid kit
- emergency shelter (tarp, groundcloth, tent)
- non-perishable, high energy food (energy bars, dehydrated meals)
- spare change of clothing in waterproof container
- quality sleeping bag (last line of defence)
