Curtis Phelps was taking out the trash at his home in Anchorage, AK last January when a massive moose approached. As you can see from his doorbell video, Phelps didn’t panic and didn’t make a break for this house, rather he calmly closed the door of his shed behind him and dialed up his wife inside the house to see when the moose lost interest and left. Ten points!
Skiers love to tinker with and worry about their gear. Most skiers have heard some liftline discussions of topics like the ride height of (…)
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Yellowstone National Park is partnering with Penn State University to study visitor behaviour around elk. The goal of this study is to (…)
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A Wyoming-based company called WhatVest produces cargo vests for skiing and snowboarding. These vests are designed to be worn over your (…)
The Grizzly Bear rightfully receives a tremendous amount of respect. These bears can weigh well over 1,000 pounds. They also have a (…)
Dope little film project by Peter Ostroski and Smith Optics exploring the experience of (…)
Can I start this blog by just saying that being a kid from Whistler named Kanon Ling is so cool that my mind literally can’t take it? I (…)
