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DIY a fly trap by combining syrup, a hot dog, and a lidded container to create a trap that doesn't stink and reduces the number of flies in your camp or yard.
Read MoreAt Walmart, $30 can take you quite far, even in the camping aisle. Our resident expedition leader vets which budget camping picks are worth it at Walmart.
Read MoreAmidst the sea of orange and earth-toned pumpkins, you're likely to spot some teal, pink, red, and other brightly colored porch gourds. Here's what they mean.
Read MoreCarpenter bees, while not dangerous, can spell trouble for wooden structures. These natural methods can help deter, eradicate, or even relocate them.
Read MoreThese tools make fall leaf cleanup faster and less frustrating, whether it's a rake that doesn't clog, a solution for bagging, or a collector for big yards.
Read MoreWalking into a Bass Pro Shops the first time can be daunting, when stores are up to 535,000 square feet. We've got the essentials you shouldn't leave without.
Read MoreAn uneven lawn can lead to pooling water and other problems. But you don’t need a lot of fancy equipment to fix it: Just head to your home and garden store.
Read MoreThat concrete driveway looked pristine at first, but now it’s all cracked. Instead of spot repairs, resurface it with this flexible, sustainable material.
Read MoreSetting a birdbath out on the lawn isn’t a guarantee birds will come calling. Add this mix of flowers and shrubs, and it makes the space much more inviting.
Read MoreFor outdoor enthusiasts, especially anglers, it’s hard to imagine a world without Bass Pro Shops. But in the '70s and ‘80s, this chain looked very different.
Read MoreCamping is more popular than ever, including a lot of first-timers. From checking gear to camp setup, these tips will make your trip much more enjoyable.
Read MoreKids played hard outside in the last half of the 20th century. Without plastic bottles and Stanley cups, boomers got resourceful with their water sources.
Read MoreAnthills disrupt your lawn, creating a risk to people and pets. Instead of pesticides, try these hacks using household cleaners and natural ingredients.
Read MoreAerating a yard can be a laborious chore, usually done after mowing the whole lawn. This specialized, compact tool lets you complete both tasks at once.
Read MoreWest Nile virus has been a significant concern all summer, but September is peak season for the mosquito-borne disease. Take control by protecting yourself.
Read MoreThere are various methods for sharpening your lawn mower blades. But this cordless handheld tool from Amazon makes the process faster, easier, and more precise.
Read MoreSitting in one spot to watch pods of dolphins play while rockets soar into space may seem improbable, but it happens at this east central Florida campground.
Read MoreA lawn mower sputtering, popping, and backfiring might seem super serious. But the good news is, most of the time it’s something you can easily fix yourself.
Read MoreIt seems like planning a hike — complete with route, supplies, and timelines — is an ideal use of an AI chatbot. But the risks may outweigh the benefits.
Read MoreWhile a bright white lantern might seem ideal when navigating a campsite at night, there are many practical reasons a less intense yellow light is useful.
Read MoreDealing with a wasp nest under your eaves or in your garage can be stressful. Kill wasps from a distance with this powerful and green DIY method.
Read MoreInstead of spending good money for decorative patio table lanterns, you can DIY a beautifully textured version just by using a white crayon and clear sealer.
Read MoreBoomers came of age in the 1950s and '60s, and they went camping a lot. 60 years of tech evolution means such clunky, hand-powered gear doesn’t fly today.
Read MoreFinding a birdbath with a fall or Halloween theme is tough. Good news: You can easily DIY one using a plastic trick-or-treat bucket for some seasonal flair.
Read MoreAmong the many mosquito repellents, DEET and picaridin are two of the best. While both are considered safe, one might be the better option for sensitive skin.
Read MoreMowing tall, damp grass leads to clumping and clogging. Spraying this kitchen item under your mower deck reduces how much cleaning you'll need to do.
Read MoreFinding carpenter bee nest holes in your deck or siding is no fun. Rather than reaching for chemical sprays, easily remove them with a tool from your garage.
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