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Hurricanes pose a large threat to those who live near the coast. Between the high wind and massive amounts of rain, they can cause various types of damage that can exceed $150 billion each year.I’ve lived through several hurricanes of all categories and dealt with flooding, wind damage, power outages, and more. In North Carolina, we don’t have it quite as bad as Florida, but less prepared communities can have even tougher times with large storms.Many people around the world and in the US aren’t affected by hurricanes, so this list isn’t for everyone. But, if you live on the…

Sign up for the Outdoor Life Newsletter Get the hottest outdoor news—plus a free month of onX Hunt Elite. This story, “Elk by Error,” originally ran in the June 1947 issue of Outdoor Life. CAUTIOUSLY I shifted my eyes. A thousand feet under my boots I could see white water whipping a jig-saw canyon. The trail, cut through solid rock, was not quite wide enough for the hoofs of Barfly, my saddle horse, but somehow he managed to balance himself like a tightrope artist. Wings, I thought, would be convenient appendages if Barfly should suddenly make a misstep and go…

Israeli civilians are protesting against a ruling class that obviously doesn’t care even a little about them, or anyone else, for that matter. The government is attempting to take over Gaza while the slave class insists this will only result in the death of hostages. Fifty people are still being held as hostages by Hamas. They have been in captivity for nearly 700 days. An Arab-led demonstration in Tel Aviv also sprouted up to call for an end to the war and a massive humanitarian effort for Gazans. Thousands of Israelis were seen protesting across the country Saturday evening. They…

The AK-47 is one of the most recognizable rifles on the planet. It’s also one of the most misunderstood—especially in an American courtroom. While millions of law-abiding gun owners legally own AK-pattern rifles, recent cases show that simply having one in your home can be twisted into a liability if you ever find yourself on trial for a self-defense incident. The Power of Perception Attorney and firearms commentator James Reeves has recently highlighted how jurors respond differently depending on the type of firearm involved in a case. In a Texas mock jury study, identical self-defense scenarios resulted in drastically different…

Sign up for the Outdoor Life Newsletter Get the hottest outdoor news—plus a free month of onX Hunt Elite. This story, “Stalk for a Cannibal Brown,” appeared in the July 1977 issue of Outdoor Life. Infanticide among brown and grizzly bears is not unusual, as we’ve previously written. I swept the big 8 x 56 Zeiss binoculars slowly over the hills, along the snow-covered mountaintops, and down the veining ridges on Alaska’s Kodiak Island. Then I lowered the glasses and squinted into the glaring rays of the May sun hoping to see some sign of life in the same vast…

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Last week, a federal bankruptcy judge ordered Alex Jones to sell his Infowars media empire to begin satisfying the staggering $1.28 billion defamation judgment awarded to families of Sandy Hook victims. For some, the name Alex Jones is synonymous with conspiracy theories and fringe commentary. For others, he represents a rebellious, anti-establishment voice. But regardless of where you fall on that spectrum, the Infowars ruling has sweeping implications for both free speech and gun rights in America. Alex Jones, Infowars, and the Sandy Hook Fallout Jones built Infowars into a massive media brand, one that mixed anti-globalist rhetoric with cultural…

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Sign up for the Quick Strike Newsletter The hottest fishing news, tips, and tactics Daylight was only a pale promise on the horizon as Walker Cline and I pulled away from a dock on Indian Lake in western Ohio. It was completely calm and a heavy haze hung low over the water.  Walker sat in the bow fussing with tackle while I rowed across North Fork Bay. His rig consisted of a stout, 18-foot cane pole, a heavy brass spinner-bucktail combination, and a heavy line about the length of the pole. About a foot above the lure he had just…

This article was originally published by Willow Tohi at Natural News.  A California resident contracted the plague after a Lake Tahoe camping trip, marking the latest in a string of cases across the western U.S. Health officials report confirmed cases in Colorado, New Mexico, and Wyoming, with nine fatalities since 1957. Plague is transmitted by fleas from wild rodents, with bubonic and pneumonic forms posing serious health risks. Public health agencies urge precautions during outdoor activities and stress the importance of prompt treatment with antibiotics. Surveillance programs monitor rodent populations, but erratic reporting complicates tracking and prevention. Health officials in…

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Sign up for the Outdoor Life Newsletter Get the hottest outdoor news—plus a free month of onX Hunt Elite. With the possible exceptions of the rattlesnake and the bald eagle, the North American alligator has been the victim of more nature faking than any other creature on the continent. For one thing, fourteen- and fifteen-foot man-killers are by no means uncommon in adventure fiction. But the largest American alligator I’ve ever measured stretched just 12 feet 8 inches, and he was a patriarch. However, I once was fishing Lake Griffin, near Leesburg, Florida, when a heavy concentration of buzzards on…

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