Woodsmanship

Curly Dock: Identification and Uses

Curly dock, also known as yellow dock, is a wild plant with a history of use in food, medicine, and practical applications. Here’s what it’s good for.

Apr 23

Navigating During The Day Without The Sun

When clouds blanket the sky, navigating an unfamiliar area can be difficult. But humans have been traveling on cloudy days for thousands of years, often…

Apr 17

The Best Place to Look for Deer Antler Sheds

Finding deer antler sheds is fun and a great way to get added exercise. Knowing when and where to look can increase your chances of finding a set.

Mar 21

Henbit: A Purple Wildflower With Purpose

Technically it's an herb. Most gardeners would tell you it's a weed. But is it good for anything?

Mar 20 •

Cutleaf Toothwort: An Early Spring Herb

This small plant tastes like pepper and has a unique relationship with ants. But is it good for anything to humans?

Mar 18 •

Identifying Poison Hemlock

Identifying this toxic plant in the wild, what to do if you encounter it, and interesting facts about the its history.

Mar 12

Common Mullein: A Wild Herb With An Interesting Purpose

If you’ve ever walked along a country road, hiked a trail, or explored a mountain path, you might have noticed this unique, fuzzy plant. It's likely a…

Mar 11

What Are Those Stacks Of Rocks On The Trail?

They actually have a name and a purpose.

Feb 25 •

How to Identify Poison Ivy

Tips to spot poison ivy & the science behind the itch.

Feb 25

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