Every year, Search and Rescue (SAR) teams risk their lives to save outdoor enthusiasts who find themselves in trouble. In 2024 alone, SAR teams have responded to 47 critical incidents—many of which could have been prevented. In this episode, Craig...
Craig Caudill discusses the importance of 4H camps with Jake Farmer and Kyle Comley, highlighting their impact on youth development. Jake, director of North Central 4H camp, describes a new homesteading program in October and the camp's 60th...
You can also watch this video on our Youtube Channel Craig Caudill and Blake Newton, an entomologist at the University of Kentucky, discuss the misconceptions about harvestmen, commonly known as "granddaddy long legs." Harvestmen are not spiders and lack...
Cold exposure is more than just enduring chilly temperatures—it’s a powerful way to improve health, build resilience, and even enhance survival skills. In this blog, we dive into how cold boosts calorie burn, why electrolytes are crucial in winter, and how muscles adapt to short- and long-term exposure. Whether you’re a survivalist or looking to optimize your fitness routine, this guide offers practical tips and fascinating insights into the benefits of embracing the cold.
Chris Lindsey, a practicing tracker since 2012, shared his journey with Craig Caudill, detailing his initial interest in tracking sparked by a $7 Tom Brown book. Chris recounted his first tactical survival class experience, where he carried excessive gear and struggled.
Mastering the Art and Science of Tracking Craig Caudill interviews Mike Hull, a renowned tracking instructor and owner of Hull's Tracking Services. Mike shares his journey from becoming a State game warden in 1980 to developing a passion for...
