Send us Fan Mail Late August is supposed to feel like summer, but up here at 9,300 feet on our Colorado mountain ranch, fall has already started tapping on the door. Nights drop into the low 40s, you can see your breath, the heat may kick on, and even the hummingbirds start disappearing. Off-grid living in the Colorado Rockies comes with a different clock, and when the weather shifts early, our horse care routines have to shift with it. We get real about what’s been wearing us out lately: Me...

In this terrifying episode, we bring you a true horror story of a night in the woods that became a fight for survival. What started as a peaceful camping trip quickly turned into a nightmare when the protagonist realized they were being tracked—followed relentlessly through the dense forest by something they couldn't see. Every step they took, every turn they made, the presence followed, closing in with each passing minute.We explore the chilling details of this case: the location, the time of

In this terrifying episode, we uncover a true horror story about a hidden basement that was never meant to be found. What started as a routine move into a new home quickly turned into a nightmare when the owners discovered a secret door concealed behind a wall—leading to a dark, damp basement that wasn't on any floor plan. Inside, they found clues that someone had been living there in secret for years. But the most chilling discovery was still waiting for them: evidence that they were never truly

In this terrifying episode, we delve into a chilling skinwalker encounter deep in the woods—a story that blurs the line between folklore and nightmare. Skinwalkers, known in Navajo tradition as "yee naaldlooshii," are believed to be malevolent witches who can shapeshift into animals like wolves and coyotes [citation:8]. The legend goes that these dark shamans gain their powers through terrible acts, and encountering one is said to bring death or misfortune [citation:7][citation:13].We explore the

Bidets & Ski-Building Equipment? ON3P Skis’ factory in Portland, Oregon, has both. Their founder, Scott Andrus, explains why.Note: We Want to Hear From You! We’d love for you to share with us the stories or topics you’d like us to cover next month on Reviewing the News; ask your most pressing mountain town advice questions, or offer your hot takes for us to rate. Email us at: info@blisterreview.com RELATED LINKS: livemomentous.com - use code: Blister OneSkin: oneskin.co/BLISTER Get Yourself

„Wanderwach & Kaffee“ gibt es auch Short'n'Dirty: Das sind kurze Episoden – entweder direkt von einem Trail oder vollgepackt mit Insider-Infos aus der Community über spannende Strecken. Das Besondere? Wir nehmen dich mit auf Trails, die du perfekt in einem Urlaub oder während einer kleinen Auszeit vom Alltag erleben kannst. In dieser Folge nimmt uns Daina mit auf den Soonwaldsteig in den Hunsrück. Sie ist im November diesen Weg über eine Dauer von 3 Tagen gegangen und stellt den Trail vor...

Neste episódio aterrorizante, apresentamos a história verdadeira de um trabalhador do turno da noite que descobriu que não estava sozinho no local de trabalho. O que parecia ser mais uma noite tranquila e solitária se transformou em um pesadelo quando passos começaram a ecoar nos corredores vazios, portas que deveriam estar trancadas foram abertas, e uma figura começou a se mover nas sombras — alguém que não deveria estar ali.Exploramos os detalhes perturbadores desse caso: o local onde aconteceu,

Neste episódio arrepiante, mergulhamos nos segredos obscuros do Motel Room 7 — um quarto que parece comum durante o dia, mas que à noite revela algo profundamente perturbador. Hóspedes relataram a mesma experiência aterrorizante: uma sombra que não se comporta como uma sombra comum, mas que parece ganhar vida própria, movendo-se pelas paredes e sorrindo de uma forma que não é humana. O sorriso é o que mais assusta — um sorriso que não pertence a ninguém, mas que parece estar sempre

Wind ruins more elk stalks than bad shooting ever will. In this episode of Backbone Unlimited, Matt Hartsky breaks down how to manage wind and thermals while spot-and-stalk elk hunting, including how terrain affects airflow, why canyon and timber winds can fool you, how to plan a stalk route before you move, when thermal transitions become dangerous, how often to check your wind, and when backing out is the smartest move. If you hunt public-land elk, archery elk, or pressured Western elk,

Neste episódio perturbador, apresentamos três histórias verdadeiras de terror vividas por pessoas que se encontraram sozinhas sob a chuva — um cenário que muitos consideram calmo e reconfortante, mas que para essas pessoas se tornou o pano de fundo para experiências aterrorizantes. Cada relato traz encontros com o inexplicável em meio à tempestade: figuras que surgem da neblina, sons abafados pela chuva que escondem perigos, luzes que se apagam e revelam presenças indesejadas, e a sensação opressiva

Originally aired on August 29, 2026. Doug's insightful interview with fishing guide Cliff Webb, for your listening pleasure.

Originally aired on August 29, 2026. Doug's insightful interview with waterfowl and dove hunting outfitter Mitchell Holder, for your listening pleasure.

Originally aired on August 29, 2026. Doug's insightful interview with hunting and fishing guide Jimmy West, for your listening pleasure.

JR is joined by Ottawa Redblacks analyst James "Duke" Ellingson to discuss the Redblacks 10th straight loss this season, the amount of ways they've lost games this season and where they go from here.

After a slow, freezing morning disrupted by a curious cow licking a neighboring tent clean, an Andean fox mysteriously appears to guide the sisters up a grueling, four-and-a-half-hour climb over Punta Union Pass. New trail friends collect along the way, and the night ends with a rare, deliberate look at the stars.Daily Itinerary:Day 3 of 9: Taullipampa to Tuctubamba🥾 5 mi (8 km) | +1,975 ft / -2,008 ft⛺️ Campsite: Tuctubamba🗓️ Recorded: Saturday, May 23, 2026Tent Talk is an immersive backpacking

The Forest Service has proposed to rescind the Roadless Rule, which protects nearly 45 million acres of National Forest. These forests play a role in maintaining clean water and air, wildlife habitat and provide lots of recreational access for climbing, hiking, biking and paddling.Today, Tracy Stone-Manning, executive director of the Wilderness Society and former director of the Bureau of Land Management, joins us to talk about why Roadless Areas matter, the latest efforts to dismantle

You never truly know the impact your words can have on another person. On the rare occasion when you do it can sometimes be overwhelming. Our words can carry weight and meaning especially for those searching for answers. Brent had a unique opportunity to meet some new friends recently in a casual setting where he learned firsthand how impactful those words can be. We think you're really gonna like this episode of MeatEater's "This Country Life" podcast. Cast and Blast Outdoors:

When should you bugle for elk, when should you cow call, and when is the best call no call at all? In this episode of Backbone Unlimited, Matt Hartsky breaks down a practical elk calling strategy for bowhunting pressured public-land bulls, including how to read solo bulls versus herd bulls, when to use cow calls, trailing bugles, challenge bugles and raking, why getting inside the 80–120 yard bubble can change a setup, how to use silence and movement to close distance, and why many elk calling

The Vice President of Hockey Operations for the OHL James Boyd joins the show to discuss some rule changes regarding fighting and how he's adapting to his new role.