For anyone who’s ever spent time in the great outdoors, you know that some of life’s best moments happen around a campfire, in a quiet fishing boat, or on a frosty morning in the field. There’s something about the crackle of the fire, the shimmer of fish breaking the water, or the crisp air of a hunting trip that sticks with you long after you’re back home.

I want to hear from you:

  • What’s the best campsite you’ve ever pitched a tent at?
  • Have you had any unforgettable fishing trips, whether it was a monster catch or a peaceful day casting lines?
  • Do you have a hunting tale worth telling?

Whether your stories come from deep in the woods, alongside a prairie lake, or a spot that feels like your own secret corner of the wild, I’d love to hear them. What made those places or moments stand out to you?

To get your imagination flowing, I’d also like to recommend two magazines that capture the essence of outdoor adventure:

  • Gray’s Sporting Journal: This is a classic for anyone who loves literature and fine storytelling about hunting, fishing, and outdoor life. It’s full of essays, artwork, and photography that inspire.
  • American Backwoodsman: A rugged, hands-on magazine that celebrates self-reliance and the joy of living close to the land. It’s packed with tips and stories for anyone who loves the backwoods lifestyle.

Take some time to revisit those memories, and maybe even crack open one of these magazines for a little inspiration. Then share your tales in the comments—I can’t wait to read them!

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I’m Edward

Hello, I am in Edward an artist, writer and prairie dweller who’s been inspired by the unique rhythm of life here. This blog is a celebration of everything that makes the prairies special – the landscapes, the people, the humour, and the deep-rooted traditions. Whether you’re here for the stories, tips on enjoying the outdoors, or just a good laugh about prairie weather you’ll find it right here.