Somehow I’ve managed to live in Utah for over a decade without ever driving four hours north and checking out the Wind River Range in Wyoming. Stories of long hikes and mosquitoes so bad that
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While I spent three years as a river guide back in my living-in-a-truck days, the last time I was on the water was about 2003. While I liked rafting, it was always just a way
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A couple years ago, Mason Earle came up with the idea to string a circus net under the classic offwidth roof crack Trench Warfare (5.12d). After the send, he gave the net to local crushers
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Jen and I learned long ago that when you’re climbing and biking in the same trip, it’s very important to do the climbing part first. That way, if you mess yourself up biking, you still
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The weather forecast for each day in Squamish basically said “Today at 3:00, it’s going to start raining hard, and after that you’re done climbing for the rest of the week.” But, the big rain
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It’s been a long time since I’ve shot a match up in Parma, and last weekend I had the chance to run and gun on this awesome range once again and was fortunate enough to
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It’s always fun to be on the The 3-Gun Show with Dave Hartman, and this time was no different. Unfortunately, we didn’t have an opportunity to do it face to face like the last couple times, but we
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OK, I’ve been on record several times as saying that I don’t really like bay-stage matches all that much. I definitely prefer big, natural-terrain matches with lots of long range and 100+ second stages. However,
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I’m not much of a spring skier. I don’t really care about corn, and by the time the temps get nice in the valley I just want to go to the desert. But this April
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Today was the deepest day in a winter of deep days. It was simply amazing. Not gonna lie, I could have gone for a bit more visibility, but I’ll happily take waist-deep powder from inside
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