What is your passion ?

[mdfell]

Hunting, (first bow hunting trip planned this year), fishing, backpacking, camping, snowshoeing, skiing and sharing/teaching/experiencing this with my two teenage kids.

[Rooted]

Tracking, bushcraft, plant identification. Anything that will help me be more self sufficient and just being closer with the land.

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[Nathan C]

Rooted, I wish I knew more about wild edibles. I'm pretty good at tree ID, and can spot poison ivy a mile away, but I'm limited on other small plants. Do you know any good resources?


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[Rooted]

Nathan, I just got a book called Wild Edibles. I haven't had a chance to really check it out yet but it looks pretty good. If I come across one that I really like I'll let you know.

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[Rooted]

Iam not very good at wild edibles myself, but trying to learn.

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[kevin_t]

I eat dandelions regularly while walking down the trail. They make a descent tea as well. I also have done descent with Morel mushrooms this spring. A couple days ago I had a completely hunted or gathered meal sans seasoning. Elk steak and Morels ...you could do a lot worse.

[Larry Skiles]

I voted mountains.
To go off and walk in the wilderness, and just be one with it, you all know.
When my wife suggests I "go out" really means I haven't talked about my last outing for a while, and it's time for an adjustment. My wife used to go, but has "moved on" and no longer shares my passion.

[kevin_t]

My wife realized when I need an adjustment as well

[ScottH]

Bowhunting

[Marlon]

My passion is invested in my family. Now with grandchildren I'm focusing on time spent in the outdoors
with them. I did the same with all my kids. Can't wait till my 3 year old can cast a fly rod. I'm Blessed!