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Project Healing Waters founder Ed Nicholson was a retired Navy captain and in 2005 was hospitalized in the Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington. He saw wounded vets returning from Afghanistan and Iraq, and he thought it might do them some good to accompany him on fly fishing outings. That was the genesis.

The award-winning LifeStraw water filter is now incorporated into a sports bottle to give users access to safe drinking water even when there is no water source nearby.

When it comes to hunting big whitetails, Southwestern Kansas isn’t on anybody’s radar — yet. But it should be.

Police in Massachusetts arrest a drunken man for attempting to chase black bear from his property with a dull hatchet.

The LifeStraw, perhaps the most advanced personal water filter available today, is a lightweight and compact way for campers, hikers and backcountry hunters to obtain safe, clean drinking water any time, anywhere.

When it comes to hunting big whitetails, Southwestern Kansas isn’t on anybody’s radar — yet. But it should be.

The Baracuta Bone Saw from Havalon Knives is a unique, revolutionary saw blade capable of any size job.

Forget what you think you know about Theresa Vail — the plainspoken Miss Kansas talks candidly about hunting, tattoos, her faith, and the joys of challenging yourself.

Huge record book fish are lining up in this month''s IGFA Hot Catches. Check them out.