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Timex's New Solar Field Watch Is Turning Heads
A Budget Field Watch With a Bigger Story Behind It Timex has been making affordable, dependable field watches for decades, and the Expedition series has long been the backbone of that reputation. Over the years, the line has expanded into dozens of variations — some stripped down to the basics, ot
Florida's Online Fishing License System Is Down, And It's Shaking Up Spring Break Plans
Tourists heading to Florida this spring with fishing on their minds are running into a problem they didn't see coming. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is in the middle of a system overhaul, and right now, out-of-state anglers can't buy short-term fishing licenses online the wa
RFK Jr. Is Picking a Fight With Your Dunkin' Coffee
What started as a warning about sugar-loaded coffee drinks has turned into one of the more entertaining political back-and-forths of the year. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. took aim at some of America's most beloved coffee chains, and the pushback came fast — not from a
Steve McQueen's Hanhart 417 Gets a Titanium Makeover
Steve McQueen was many things — racing driver, Hollywood star, motorcycle enthusiast — but among watch collectors, he's remembered just as much for what he wore on his wrist as anything he did on screen. While most people know about his Rolex Submariner or the Heuer Monaco from Le Mans, there's ano
Can-Am's Parent Company Just Made a Big Promise to the Planet
BRP, the company behind some of the most recognizable names in powersports — including Can-Am, Sea-Doo, and Ski-Doo — has rolled out a sweeping new sustainability program called "Beyond the Ride." The initiative lays out a concrete set of goals the company plans to hit by 2030, covering everything
Subaru Is Going All In on Overlanding in 2026
The numbers don't lie. Over eight million Americans hit the dirt roads, forest trails, and remote backcountry routes on overlanding trips in 2024. And that figure is expected to jump to more than 12 million in the years ahead — a 50 percent increase that signals something bigger than a trend. For a
Michigan Now Allows Coyote Hunting 365 Days a Year
Michigan has made it official — coyote hunting and trapping is now a year-round activity across the state, giving hunters a legitimate reason to stay in the field no matter what month it is. The Michigan Natural Resources Commission has given the green light for coyote hunting on both private and p
Who Really Owns America's Public Lands?
For more than half a century, a quiet but powerful law has stood between America's wild places and the industries that want to profit from them. That law is the National Environmental Policy Act — NEPA — and as of this week, it looks very different than it did before. The Department of the Inte
Bass Fishing's Biggest Betrayal: A $1.5 Million Con Job
What started as one of the most exciting new ideas in professional bass fishing has turned into what many are now calling the worst scam the sport has ever seen. The Dual Threat Fishing League, which promised to be the highest-paying team tournament trail in the country, has left a long trail of un
Drone, Bait, and Trespass: Indiana's Poaching Wake-Up Call
Indiana wildlife officials are moving forward with what is believed to be the state's first drone poaching case, and the details paint a pretty damning picture of what some hunters are willing to do to kill a big buck. The Indiana Department of Natural Resources has been building a case against
