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Adidas Unveils a Triple-Activity Guide Tennie for Hiking, Climbing, and MTB
Adidas’ Five Ten line revamps its versatile Guide Tennie with a new Guide Tennie Pro, introducing Gore-Tex waterproofing, improved grip via a Dual-zone Stealth rubber outsole with a climbing-specific C4 zone and an extended toe cap, plus an EVA midsole and waterproofing on the Pro. The shoes are pitched as multi-activity gear for hiking, biking, and climbing, and launch March 1 for $165–$200 at Adidas’ Five Ten site and retailers.

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PCT Sobo Day 30: Unexpected Challenges Arise
A PCT SOBO hiker recounts a day of trail highlights including berry feasting, descending into Cascade Locks, crossing the Bridge of the Gods, enjoying a town stop with food and drinks, and dealing with a bee sting, all while preparing to part ways with a hiking companion and resupply in Hood River.

Hikers Mistakenly Report Friend Dead Due to Mushroom Trip in Adirondacks
A group of hikers in the Adirondacks experienced a dangerous incident involving hallucinations after ingesting mushrooms, leading to a rescue and a series of other outdoor emergencies highlighting the importance of preparedness and safety measures while hiking.

Hunter in South Dakota Bags Rare Whitetail Buck with Moose-Like Antlers
Brent Wiesenburger, a hunter from South Dakota, recently tagged a whitetail buck with a rare antler growth pattern resembling a moose-like paddle. Wiesenburger had been tracking the deer throughout archery season but was unable to get a shot due to the dense cover of food plots. The cause of the abnormal antler growth remains unknown, although the buck had a visible tumor on its chest. During rifle season, Wiesenburger successfully took down the buck with a 100-yard shot. He described it as his true trophy, having never encountered anything like it before.

Potential Impact of Severe Winter on Deer Hunting Season
The upcoming deer hunting season in northern Wisconsin may be more challenging due to a severe winter that dumped heavy snow, making it harder to find deer. Additionally, more hunters are choosing to stay closer to home, increasing pressure in the southern and central parts of the state. Harvest rates have lagged in some areas, but counties less affected by snow cover could provide better hunting options. Weather conditions, such as snow cover and visibility, play a significant role in hunting success. The season is also the earliest it can be, which could elevate deer activity. Safety reminders and chronic wasting disease testing remain a priority for the state.

Navigating Challenges: Tips for a Successful Deer Hunt in 2023
The upcoming deer hunting season in northern Wisconsin may be more challenging due to a severe winter that dumped heavy snow, making it harder to find deer. Additionally, more hunters are choosing to stay closer to home, increasing pressure in the southern and central parts of the state. Harvest rates have lagged in some areas, but counties less affected by snow cover could provide better hunting options. Weather conditions, such as snow cover and visibility, play a significant role in hunting success. The season is also the earliest it can be, which could elevate deer activity. Safety reminders and chronic wasting disease testing remain a priority for the state.

Serial Cheater: Man Convicted in Fishing Tournament Scandal Now Faces Wildlife Poaching Charges
A man previously convicted in a walleye cheating case has been caught with more wildlife violations, including fishing without a license and exceeding the daily bag limit.

Missouri bow hunter bags potential record-setting 18-point doe
Kelly Moore, a bow hunter from Shell Knob, Missouri, shot an 18-point antlered doe with a crossbow in Barry County, potentially setting a world record. Moore, who has been hunting since he was a child, had been waiting for this opportunity and decided to go out early after spotting the massive deer on his trail camera. The deer, which is extremely rare as antlered does are uncommon, has been delivered to a taxidermist for preservation, and an official score will be determined after 60 days. A rough estimate puts the deer's score at 157 7/8, potentially making it the third-largest in the world.

"AGAWA GEAR ADK26: The Ultimate Transformable Packable Hatchet"
AGAWA GEAR has launched the ADK26, a packable hatchet that transforms into an axe. The ADK26 features a simple latch design for easy assembly and comes with a carrying holster. It is a capable tool for splitting tough wood and is perfect for various outdoor activities such as camping, hunting, and overlanding. However, there was a flaw in the sheath of the tested model, but the company assured that it was an issue with the early prototype and provided a replacement. Overall, the ADK26 offers a compact and portable solution for those in need of a versatile camp tool.
Incredible Photos Capture Massive Mosquito Swarm in Washoe Valley.
Photos captured by a Carson Now reader show a swarm of mosquitoes in Washoe Valley, not helicopters. The National Weather Service has extended its Flood Watch for the region through Tuesday night due to high thunderstorm chances. Nevada State Parks has developed an online tool to make it easier for people to explore Nevada while ensuring responsible, sustainable management of the Silver State’s natural resources. The Empire Ranch Golf Course in east Carson City is currently closed due to excessive spring run-off and flood conditions. The annual Rockin’ Ribfest at Casino Fandango returns this holiday weekend in Carson City.

Fishing Success on Island Lake Bridge: Walleyes Galore!
Anglers on the Island Lake bridge north of Duluth, Minnesota, had a successful opening day of walleye season with plenty of fish caught, including walleyes, northern pike, and small-mouthed bass. Special regulations require that all walleyes between 15 and 20 inches be released, but anglers can keep up to 10 walleye daily, with one of those over 20 inches long. Despite the windy conditions, the sunshine made it feel almost summer-like, with temperatures near 60 degrees under a partly cloudy sky.