Podcast

You do not want to miss this podcast on essential gear.  Craig has a unique way of sharing what works for him and giving you the right information to get what works best for you.

Have you ever been caught needing your phone's battery life to last a little longer.  Consider these 10 options to do just that.

To say that NRS walks to the beat a different drum is an understatement in many ways.  A quick glance at our classes and how we structure them can show you.....

Simple but it is SO important.  After a very experienced woodsman cut himself in a recent class, Craig put this podcast out there to jog everyone's memory on the TWO most dangerous parts of a knife.  He also...

Many people think retreating to the great outdoors must include driving several hours to a national park.  But have you given any thought about the "outdoors" that surrounds you every day in your neighborhood?  Craig walks the listeners through what he calls the Tourist Test. 

Nature lovers, hunters, survivalists, and hikers..unite!  In this podcast Master Naturalist and woodsman with a lifetime of experience, Craig Caudill walks us through his top 5 way to connect with nature so you experience lots more going on around you.  Take these recommendations and fit them to your needs.

 

This is the first of a new series where we take the podcast to videocast as well.  Here are is an outline of things we discussed.....

Near-death experiences have a way to change a person.  The story discussed here is one of those experiences.    I came as close to death as I have come in the outdoors on this trip.  

Ham radios and their use NEED to be part of everyone's readiness.  Whether you are a hard-core prepper, or an occasional hiker, ham radio use can offer some things not offered by any other equipment.....

Oooooops! is right, in the last of our 3 part series we go over some of the craziest and simplest things we have done or seen that you should NEVER do.

Tracy and myself back together for another podcast jam-packed full of useful helps, hints, and observations.  Some of these common mistakes are simple, others are rather hilarious, and others could be downright deadly.