Outdoor

  • 8 game cameras laid out in order on a log with branches and leaves around

    Choosing The Right Game Camera: Glow or No-Glow

    Choosing The Right Game Camera: Glow or No-Glow Read more
    5 Min
  • Bass fishing on CDA lake on a bass boat with a humminbird fish finder

    A Cast into Megabass: Where Tradition Meets Trendsetting

    A Cast into Megabass: Where Tradition Meets Trendsetting Read more
    5 Min
    1. Entrance of North 40 Outfitters Trent Washington Location

      Trent Store Grand Re-Opening

      Trent Store Grand Re-Opening Read more
      5 Min
    2. Spring Bear Hunting in pnuma camo with my seekins precision rifle, a stone glacier backpack, vortex tripod, vortex binos, vortex spotting scope camping in my smith and rogue tent

      Chasing Giants: Spring Bear Hunting Essential Gear & Tips

      Chasing Giants: Spring Bear Hunting Essential Gear & Tips Read more
      5 Min
    3. A Yeti Rambler, a Stanley Quencher, and the Outdoor Revival Tumbler sitting next to each other

      Thermos Test: Yeti Rambler Bottle vs Hydro Flask vs Stanley Master Ser...

      Thermos Test: Yeti Rambler Bottle vs Hydro Flask vs Stanley Master Ser... Read more
      5 minutes Min
    4. Two kayakers travel over an expansive Montana lake as the sun begins to set

      The Key to Kayaking Adventure: Safety

      The Key to Kayaking Adventure: Safety Read more
      6 Min
    5. Yeti, Cordova, and Outdoor Revival logos on black background with cloeup ice in forground

      The Great Cooler Challenge

      The Great Cooler Challenge Read more
      5 Min
    6. Close up of brand tag on a white colored Outdoor Revival cooler

      Car Camping on a Budget

      Car Camping on a Budget Read more
      5 minutes Min
    7. What Type of Electric Fencing do You Need in the Forest or Backcountry...

      What Type of Electric Fencing do You Need in the Forest or Backcountry...

      What Type of Electric Fencing do You Need in the Forest or Backcountry... Read more
      5 Min
    8. How to Make Game Processing Easier? Tips and Tricks

      How to Make Game Processing Easier? Tips and Tricks

      Processing your own game is an enjoyable, practical, and cost-effective way to bring your hunt full circle. It gives you a feeling of satisfaction that you’ve been able to control every step of the process from; choosing your seasonings, to controlling the portions, to being certain that your meat -is your meat. And, not to mention, you are defiantly saving yourself the expense of sending your game to the butcher. (There are no extra costs here for add-ons like summer sausage or jerky.)   From adjusting the table height to using heaters to keep your hands warm, there are many tips and tricks that make game processing easier. In this video, we share our game processing techniques to make the job a whole lot easier, faster, and more efficient.    Video Transcription Tips and Tricks for Processing Game... Read more
      5 Min
    9. What do I Need to Get Started Processing my Own Game?

      What do I Need to Get Started Processing my Own Game?

      Processing your own game is an enjoyable, practical, and cost-effective way to bring your hunt full circle. It gives you a feeling of satisfaction that you’ve been able to control every step of the process from; choosing your seasonings, to controlling the portions, to being certain that your meat -is your meat. And, not to mention, you are defiantly saving yourself the expense of sending your game to the butcher. (There are no extra costs here for add-ons like summer sausage or jerky.)   Processing your own game is easy but you will need a few tools to get started such as; a clean cutting surface, a grinder, a sharp knife, and a way to sharpen your knife. In this video, we explain the tools you’ll need plus, we’ll help you figure out how big of a meat grinder you should use and what type of knife is best for game... Read more
      5 Min
    10. A Winter Wonderland for Snowshoeing

      A Winter Wonderland for Snowshoeing

      A Winter Wonderland for Snowshoeing Read more
      5 Min
    11. How do I Package my Game for the Freezer? Paper vs. Vac Seal

      How do I Package my Game for the Freezer? Paper vs. Vac Seal

      Processing your own game is an enjoyable, practical, and cost-effective way to bring your hunt full circle. It gives you a feeling of satisfaction that you’ve been able to control every step of the process from; choosing your seasonings, to controlling the portions, to being certain that your meat -is your meat. And, not to mention, you are defiantly saving yourself the expense of sending your game to the butcher. (There are no extra costs here for add-ons like summer sausage or jerky.)   Depending on how long you plan on storing your game meat in the freezer, you will want to either vacuum seal it or wrap it in freezer paper. In this video, we explain the pros and cons of using vacuum sealing and freezer wrapping to package your meat for the short term or the long haul.   Video Transcription Freezer Paper for... Read more
      5 Min
    12. What do I Need to Make Summer Sausage and Snack Sticks?

      What do I Need to Make Summer Sausage and Snack Sticks?

      Processing your own game is an enjoyable, practical, and cost-effective way to bring your hunt full circle. It gives you a feeling of satisfaction that you’ve been able to control every step of the process from; choosing your seasonings, to controlling the portions, to being certain that your meat -is your meat. And, not to mention, you are defiantly saving yourself the expense of sending your game to the butcher. (There are no extra costs here for add-ons like summer sausage or jerky.)   When making hamburger, summer sausage, bulk sausage, and snack sticks, at a minimum, you’ll need a grinder. In this video, we explain the tools and accessories, mixes, and kits you’ll need to get started.   Video Transcription Getting Started: Summer Sausage and Snack Sticks Here's what you need to get starte... Read more
      5 Min
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