Written by Garrett Lucas Sunday, 27 June 2010 14:48
I like the outdoors as much as the next person, but I'm no sadist. So, when I saw the temperature outside was 97 degrees a few days ago, I decided I didn't like it that much. But, what to do? I needed a little chicken soup for the soul and GoingGear.com had just recently sent me a couple of ingredients that would help me enjoy the day a little bit more while staying nice and cool.
Written by Tim Stetzer Sunday, 23 May 2010 17:04
Guns and the outdoors go together like peanut butter and jelly. It's a sad fact though that, more and more, it's getting harder to find places to shoot and hunt. One of the ways around that can be through the use of air rifles. Air rifles are generally quieter, shorter range, and often not as restricted as conventional firearms and can make great tools for plinking, pest control, and even small game hunting.
Written by Garrett Lucas Monday, 03 May 2010 13:25
I love small kits. Any kind of kit, but especially for the outdoors. Over the years, I've acquired and even assembled all kind of kits ranging from first aid kits, fishing kits, and all types of survival kits. But, recently I had the opportunity to review another kind of kit and they've found a true fan in me. McNett produces and distributes all types of outdoors gear for various activities, but it was their Gear Aid Kit series that really stirred my interest.
Written by Tim Stetzer Monday, 26 April 2010 15:46
If you're a regular reader of the Monkey, you're probably used to us reviewing packs, boots, tools and knives. Well, while those are certainly the bread and butter of our outdoors reviews, today we're going to take a bit of a detour and take a look at area we haven't really addressed before: field hygiene. Read on to see what we thought of On the Job hand antiseptic and moisturizer and Salon Grafix Invisible Dry Spray Shampoo.
Read more: On the Job Hand Moisturizer and Salon Grafix Invisible Dry Spray Shampoo
Written by Will Stewart Wednesday, 21 April 2010 08:51
Moving forward with new offerings in the Survival kit and tool sector of the outdoors market, Adventure Medical Kits has introduced their new S.O.L. Survival Water Bottle Kit. Woods Monkey takes a look at this new product to see what it offers and how it performs as well.
Written by Luke Causey Wednesday, 24 March 2010 09:44
Pro Tool Industries has just introduced a new set of field guides written by J. Wayne Fears for outdoors enthusiasts. There are several subject areas available and new volumes will be added to the different lines periodically. Today, we're going to look at a couple of the guides from the Deer Hunting and Management line.
Read more: J. Wayne Fears Field Guides Review--Deer Hunting/Management
Written by Terrill Hoffman Saturday, 02 January 2010 09:26
Every Man Should Use Protection
All of us like to read about a new rifle, and most of us enjoy a review of a new rifle scope or a pair of binoculars. However, unless you have an urgent need for a rifle case, will you hunt down the reviews for the dozen and dozen of cases on the market? No worries, we've done some work and have a good option here for you today.
Written by Garrett Lucas Thursday, 31 December 2009 12:20
There are a lot of outdoor pursuits for folks to enjoy and explore. You might enjoy hunting, birding, hiking, canoeing, mountain biking, or a whole host of other activities. Also, you just might like having a good solid pack put together that houses what you consider essential gear for the outdoors. One of the items that I picked up not too long ago is one of those essential pieces of gear that I believe every outdoors person should consider. That item is Nikon's Monarch bincoluars.
Written by Joe Flowers Sunday, 27 December 2009 12:17
Additional Photos by Anders Mollers
Optics are an enigmatic mystery to me. I never appreciated their use until I realized the potential in animal observation. Not from a far off distance either. Do you know how hard to bring a lens on an insect that is in the process of evading you? I never thought of using binoculars until a buddy told me about a pair of close focusing binoculars from Pentax.
Written by Terrill Hoffman Friday, 25 December 2009 16:53
A Monocular Built For The Field
To quote Clint Eastwood, “A man has to know his limitations!” Clint may have been talking about a criminal in one of his “Dirty Harry” movies, but it is an axiom that also holds true for anyone venturing into the field for an extended stay or just a simple short hike. That's one reaseon we're taking a look at Brunton's Eterna Monocular today.
Written by Tim Stetzer Wednesday, 21 October 2009 18:07
Our Associate Editor, Tim Stetzer takes on the difficult task of trying out some of PROBAR's food products and gets great feedback even from the most discerning of 6 year olds!
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