Hikers Explore

By Mark Kenyon

This week on the vlog I cover my plans for the 2018 hunting season in detail, then recap some of the work I’ve been doing over the past weeks to prep for the fall! On top of all that, I share footage from a potential sighting of my #1 target buck – Holyfield.

If you don’t have a gym membership or equipment at home, you can still maintain a strong draw weight on your bow with one piece of gear. FTK. Season 2. Episode 9.

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Another quick book update.

I’ve mentioned previously that I’m in the process of having selected titles from my Footsteps on the Mountain Travel Diaries re-edited and published as revised editions. These revised editions are the first time ever that the diaries have been published as paperbacks.

-by Scott Semple

I loved The Matrix. In my favorite scene, Neo straps himself to an archaic dentist’s chair. He’s learning martial arts by downloading them into his brain. Once installed, he can use them in the digital world. To make the downloads, Neo’s colleague plugs a thick cable into the back of Neo’s skull. He taps a button on h...

Mark Garcia is our first ever Rey Del Mar, the winner of the Offshore Division of the first annual Rey Del Mar Kayak Fishing Tournament.

The tournament, hosted as a collaboration between ACK and Fin Factory Kayak & Tackle Co, was one of the first of its kind, including both inshore and offshore fishing on the same weekend, combining over all weight.

Check out this quick interview with Mark!

Among New England's wildest places, Maine's Lakes and Mountains region is an epic adventure waiting to happen. With high peaks, abandoned gem mines, ghost towns, and miles of trails, there’s plenty for hikers, bikers, and paddlers alike. For a place that feels a world away from Portland's bustling waterfront, though, it's a surprisingly quick trip (one of our favorite spots is just 3...

Realization of a need and quick thinking by crews fighting the South Fork Fire last year led to the use of new ground breaking fire technology, the use of drones to pinpoint hotspots and areas of concern.

Remember is it illegal to fly your UAS (drone) in or around active fire areas or in National Parks. This was a sanctioned activity with proper clearance by government personnel in an effort to help fight the fire. Flying your drone in fire areas could endanger not only yourself but ai...