Vargo Outdoors

Hexagon Wood Stove Tip: Whenever possible, try to use a flat rock or some other type of platform to keep up off the ground to prevent any unnecessary scorching of the earth! If no flat rock, fire pan, or existing fire ring is available always be sure to clear the ground of any loose leaves, pine needles, and other foliage to help prevent uncontrolled burns and to minimize the impact of the fire. ... When done, always scatter the ash in a large area (or pack out when needed) and replace soil and foliage in order to leave no evidence that it was ever constructed. Be sure to follow the other principles of @LeaveNoTraceCenter so we can minimize our environmental impact together and keep our beloved outdoors nice and clean for all to enjoy || Instagram.com/beck_outdoors Gear || Hexagon Wood Stove

What’s in your flasks for this weekend?? || Bradly Classen Gear || Titanium Funnel Flask

A little EDC action for your timeline || Instagram.com/prosecurite112 Gear || Titanium Water Bottle (650ml)

Bushcraft cooking in the Alaskan wilderness Tip: Make sure to flip the BOT lid over when cooking! It was designed to be turned upside down to be used as a pot lid. Don't leave the lid screwed on when heating! || Instagram.com/lifeinthetaiga... Gear || BOT & BOT Hanger See more

Cheers to a new year and new adventures, new goals, and new possibilities. We hope 2021 brings you joy, positivity, and growth! || Instagram.com/dantheoutdoorman Gear || Titanium Funnel Flask