Journal
Fall is in full swing, and there’s nothing better than getting out your bike, pumping up your tires, and heading out to enjoy the fantastic fall foliage throughout the country. With over 18,000 miles of biking paths across the nation, you can find great scenic autumn bike trails that range from easy to grueling.
Bow hunting season is at its best in late October through Mid- to Late November and as I type this we are here now. The early rut is starting in many places throughout the mid-west. The young bucks are running together trying their best before the big bucks show who's in charge.
Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri are all popular destinations for bow hunting trips. Let’s dive in and discover the best time and places for bow hunting, what type of gear and equipment you should bring, and other helpful tips for harvesting a trophy buck this season on Public Land.
Fall is here and it’s officially camping season! September through November are the busiest months of the year for camping enthusiasts, and it’s no surprise. With dropping temperatures, gorgeous views of the leaves changing colors, and fewer insects to contend with, it’s the perfect time to enjoy the outdoors.
However, camping in the fall comes with unique challenges. Unpredictable weather patterns, large crowds, and more gear to pack can lead to disaster if you don't plan your trip carefully. Let’s discuss a few key components for the ultimate fall camping getaway.