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The St. Mary’s Took Three Things From Us
Quarter mile from the launch, a stump found our trolling motor before we did. Board snapped clean. Drove home, came back with a saw and a drill. Ninety minutes later we were back on the water. River was the lowest I’ve ever paddled it. Camped with a gator across the channel. Lost a pole to a catfish in the night. Tina caught the biggest fish of the trip the next morning — camera wasn’t running. The St. Mary’s took three things from us. We called it even.
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Nice an relaxing. I went along with your journey while sitting inside writing up some reports. I was worried about Willy and the gator. Nice haul of fish too. Dragging the boat is familiar on the Guadalupe river around here. 😂
Closest Call
Closest call you’ve ever had outside. Weather, wildlife, navigation — whatever. I’ll share mine in the comments.
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Getting stuck in an intense thunderstorm on a river. Where do you hide? Then continuing to raft. Same area ask the bad flash floods were last year that took a ton of lives.
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@Rodney Thompson Outdoor Skills absolutely. Lessons learned on that one. We didn't have smart phones back then with live radar. Basically what we did got out and just prayed lighting didn't hit. It was loud in that canyon too. I told my mom that story like 20 years after and it still just about have her a great attack.
🧼 NEW: Module 10 — Camp Hygiene & Waste Management
Years ago I watched a guy lose a whole weekend because he didn’t rinse his cookpot before bed. By 2 AM, every raccoon within a half-mile had set up shop in his camp. Tent claw-holes. Stolen jerky. One very bad night. That trip didn’t go sideways because of bad weather or bad gear. It went sideways because of crumbs. Clean camp isn’t “extra.” It’s the difference between a calm night and a chaos night. It’s the difference between staying healthy in the woods and limping home sick. It’s the difference between a community of campers who leave the wild wild — and the kind who teach bears bad habits. Module 10 walks you through the whole system: ✅ Hands, dishes, and food prep that actually hold up ✅ Greywater + LNT the right way ✅ Critter-proofing for bears AND raccoons ✅ Human waste, done clean ✅ A 5-minute cleanup routine that doesn’t get skipped 🎥 Watch the briefing 📝 Post your setup + biggest hygiene pain in THE CAMPFIRE 🏁 Take the Scenario Challenge A rugged crew doesn’t get sick in the woods. And they don’t feed wildlife either. 👉 Module 10 is live now. Let’s go. Where the Map Ends, The WILD begins!! 🌲
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@Theresa Elliott my buddy made a gallon bag of chex mix and had it sitting about 2 feet behind us. The racoons came up to camp and grabbed the whole bag and ran into the woods with it. I still see them waving thanks to us when I camp. 😂
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@Rodney Thompson Outdoor Skills they know where to find the good food.
Last Monday of April.
What did this month teach you about getting outside?
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The humidity yesterday was oppressive. Time to head to the mountains already.
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@Jim Flach exactly!
Been heads-down for a few weeks on something I'm excited about.
https://app.campingwildernessskills.com/ A new tool for the kind of trips we plan in here — built for hikers, paddlers, hammockers, and anyone who's tired of generic outdoor apps that don't speak our language. Where the map ends, the wild begins. Trip planner that actually understands what you're packing for. Coach trained on real outdoor experience, not generic AI. Skill gaps tracked per trip so you know what to work on before you go. Live mode with location sharing for the people back home. Journal that turns every trip into prep for the next one. Soft launch to this community first. More soon.
Been heads-down for a few weeks on something I'm excited about.
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I think that is a cool idea. Typically you go online and piece things together. It takes a ton of time and effort to plan a complex trip. I'm thinking like the Utah trip were we stopped along the way. Did 1 hour hikes or 3 day pack trips. In the narrows, slot canyons, deserts, all kinds of hikes and terrain. Imagining each of those from start to finish and having the equipment for each hike. The more that can be sourced and simplified in one place the better.
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