Who is moving up the leader board today? @Sarah Geelan is leading the way. - Y'all let others know what your planning to do outdoors or ask for help it you need it, that's what this community is all about.

I made a change to the level system in here. Skool already has built-in gamification. As you post, comment, and get likes, you earn points and move up levels. I wanted those levels to mean something real in this community. Not just a title. Not just a number beside your name. So now, certain levels unlock real access. Level 3 — Pathfinder Unlock: Course 2 Level 5 — Woodsman Unlock: Course 4 Level 7 — Expedition Leader Unlock: Premium Access While Active So the idea is simple. Show up. Join the conversation. Share what you’re learning. Help keep the campfire going. As your points build inside Skool, your level goes up. And when you hit certain levels, you unlock more. I’d rather reward steady participation with real access than hand out empty badges. If you’ve already hit one of those levels, I’ll make sure you get what goes with it. Where the Map Ends, The WILD begins!! Stay Rugged.

You wake up late. Air’s colder than you planned. You’ve got time to fix one thing before wheels roll. What are you checking first? A) Sleep system B) Water plan C) Layers D) Food Where the Map Ends, The WILD begins!! Stay Rugged.

Got River Dog settled in the bow and pushed off into the Satilla. Traveling with a dog on a canoe expedition isn’t just logistics. It’s load balance, safety, reading how they’re doing on the water, knowing when to stop. He’s part of the system. Has been from the start. Quick poll 👇 Do you travel with a dog on your trips? A) Yes — always 🐾 B) Yes — sometimes C) No — but I want to D) No — not for me Drop your letter + one line. What’s the one thing you had to figure out the hard way traveling with a dog? Where the Map Ends, The WILD begins!! Stay Rugged.

Day 3. Woke up to fog so thick you couldn’t see the far bank. Dew on everything but the tarp system did its job — stayed dry. Got the fire going with the Uberleben striker. Birch bark, hog jowl in the cast iron, eggs, coffee for Tina. Breakfast while the fog sat on the water behind us. Here’s the call — fog like that on a river you don’t know well. Do you break camp and push off early, or do you sit tight and let it burn off first? 👇 (Tell me what you’d do — I’ll tell you what we did.) 🌲 Where the Map Ends, The WILD begins!! Stay Rugged