Pines are some of the most recognizable and resilient trees in the wilderness. Big, strong, and surprisingly, full of nutritional value. If you’re in a pinch and need food to survive, the pine has got your back. Its needles can be steeped in boiling water for a hearty tea, or used to make a skin scrub. Pinecones are the source of high-protein pine nuts, and the inner layer of the tree’s bark, the white smooth layer, can actually be eaten raw, straight from the tree. It actually has a sweet taste to it, too.
Wilderness Bonds: The Shot No One Saw Coming, An Oklahoma Hog Hunting Story
Oklahoma hog hunting delivers adrenaline, unpredictability, and hard-earned lessons in the field. In the latest episode of Wilderness Bonds, Katey and Christen take their friend Rikki on her very first hog hunt, stepping into a completely new species pursuit for all three hunters. For Katey and Christen, this Oklahoma hog hunting trip marks an exciting...
