By David Nickelson ~ I loved hiking… Beginning with family hikes on the Island Trail at the Ludington State Park along Lake Michigan, I’ve learned how much joy can come from a simple walk in the woods. As I grew up, family vacations took me to the great national parks of the west, Yellowstone, Grand […]
Back to Nature – Backcountry Kayaking
By Dawn Ziegler ~ Andy Janicki was always willing to give up the everyday “luxuries” to pursue his love of back-country camping. He regularly sought out the most remote places he could find. And when he became a quadriplegic six years ago, the biggest challenge Andy faced would be how the heck he’d ever get […]
Safari Club’s Pathfinder Award Applications are Due September 15, 2019
Every year, SCI selects up to two accomplished disabled hunters who have overcome great odds to get back into the outdoors and who also have helped others do the same thing. This is the most prestigious honor for challenged sportsmen & women. The award is presented at their annual convention in Nevada and every Pathfinder […]
Choosing the Right Fishing Kayak… Tips from a Disabled Angler
By Mike Schmitz ~ When I wanted to start fishing out of a kayak, I did what most people do. I found a kayak that seemed like a good deal, looked cool and I bought it. That is the biggest mistake of my kayak angling career and all to often, everyone else’s. There is much […]
Heading to Camp
By Ashlee Lundvall ~ When you ask me about my childhood summer memories, one of the first things I think about is heading to camp. I was born while my parents were running a church camp in Indiana, and although we eventually moved, I can’t remember a summer where I wasn’t at camp in one […]
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