Hunting safety – The Outdoor Women
Safety comes first. Hunting is enjoyable but if you are not safe in hunting then it makes trouble for the hunter. Before you start...
Exercise caution when changing terrain and slope – The Outdoor Women
When change of terrain (snow stone, ground to ground stone mixed, etc.. Etc.) Often will have to change both the gait and the equipment...
Safety standards for the practice of cycling – The Outdoor Women
In both types of cycling path or road, as one of the many variants of mountain biking, mountain bike or mountain bike, we can...
For safety, outdoor activities: choosing not exceed the physical or technical level of travel – The Outdoor Women
Any outdoor activity or similar experiences, like any sport, has a physical component and technical (skill or difficulty) determined. Many agencies and adventure climbing...
For safety, outdoor activities: Go in groups with at least two guides – The Outdoor Women
In any outdoor activity on land for large groups (more than 5 persons) and / or made by people inexperienced in the activity in...
Material and equipment to carry on day trips outside – The Outdoor Women
Although a departure from a day outdoors to practice hiking, trekking, mountaineering, camping, etc. [1] is not an issue scanning or anything, and usually...
Outdoor activities: take water – The Outdoor Women
Bring water. No matter what you’re going to take you on the way to go through a stream, lake, river or stream, these may...
Basic kit for outdoor activities – The Outdoor Women
Carry a first aid kit at least the bare minimum (if we have knowledge of first aid) is something that always needs to be...
AMERICAN FORESTS – The Outdoor Women
At AMERICAN FORESTS we focus on finding solutions to the problems facing our forests, not on ideological rhetoric. Our goal is to ensure a...
WATERFOWL U.S.A. – The Outdoor Women
What is Waterfowl U.S.A.? In January 1983, a group of conservationists, who were concerned about the dwindling waterfowl populations in America, formed the National...