Things That Are Attracting Skunks To Your Yard
Skunks get a bad rap: They're actually pretty adorable, and they eat mice. But you may unwittingly be inviting them to hang out in, and tear up, your yard.
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A Nor'easter Storm May Be Coming Near You: Here's How To Prepare During The Winter Months
You never forget your first Nor’easter. While they can happen year-round, it’s the massive winter storms that can really test your preparedness skills.
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Things That Are Attracting Bears To Your Yard
A bear cruising past your yard once is kind of thrilling. A bear repeatedly visiting to tear apart garbage cans or worse is no fun. Here's what to watch for.
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DIY An Emergency Lamp With The Help Of A Common Cooking Essential
When the lights go out, the first instinct is to grab a flashlight and candles. But if those are nowhere to be found, head to your kitchen for a solution.
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Things That Are Attracting Raccoons To Your Yard
Protecting your yard from raccoons is a lot like childproofing a home: Look at it from their angle and cover all your bases, from your roof to your lawn.
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Protect Your Outdoor Faucets During Winter With These DIY Ideas
When winter hits, it's time to put away the garden hose and protect outdoor faucets with foam covers. Or, if you forgot to get some, these popular DIY versions.
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The Spice Cabinet Staple You Need On Hand While Camping To Help Remedy Bug Bites
Bug bites when you're camping or hiking are the worst, and can ruin a trip. One easy way to prevent and deal with bug bites has been used for millennia.
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Say Goodbye To Rock Salt: Try This Clever Solution For De-Icing Your Driveway
Many of us are used to breaking out the rock salt every winter and waiting for it do melt the ice, but there's a much better and quicker alternative.
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Plants That Are Attracting More Snakes To Your Yard
Finding a snake in the garden can be a terrifying experience for many, and avoiding these slithery guests requires some thought and effort in what you plant.
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Is It Okay To Trim A Neighbors Tree That's Taking Over Your Yard? Here's What We Know
If you're lucky enough to live in an area with lots of trees you've probably had to deal with limbs and branches that cross property lines.
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Forget Salt: This Old-Fashioned Ice Melt Provides Excellent Traction For Snowy Winters
If winter weather is on its way and you don’t have enough snow melt, don’t panic just yet. You can find just what you need in your own fireplace.
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Ocean-Effect Snow: What You Need To Know About The Weather Phenomenon (And Should You Be Concerned?)
The saltwater sister of lake-effect snow, ocean-effect snow is a wintry weather phenomenon that has some coastal residents worried. Should they be?
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12 Types Of Crocodile Species, Ranked By Danger Level
There are 16 species of crocodiles in the world. While they all have sharp teeth, some are less dangerous to humans, while some should be avoided at all costs.
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The Best And Worst RVs From The Most Popular Brands
Navigating today’s fifth wheels, trailers, and toy haulers is confusing. Keeping track of which RVs customers actually like or complain about is also important.
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Protect Your AC Unit From Harsh Winter Weather With These Simple Tips
When the snows arrive, your AC unit is just sitting out there getting covered. Take these steps to protect and clear it, so it will be ready to go come summer.
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Is It Illegal To Have Too Many Outdoor Holiday Decorations? Here's What You Need To Know
Many people love extravagant holiday decorations, but no one wants a "Deck The Halls" battle with the neighbors. Especially if your display might break the law.
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Keep Your Tent Safe From Bears During Your Next Camping Trip. Here's How
No one wants to see a bear outside of their tent. By keeping your food sealed and following these steps, you can decrease your chances of a campsite encounter.
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Are There Flood Warnings In Your Area? Be Sure To Check These Spots On Your Home's Exterior
The best way to avoid storm damage to your home and yard is to heed flood warnings and prepare in advance. Checking and dealing with trouble spots is key.
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The Simple Salt Alternative That'll Make Removing Snow And Ice Easier
As winter sets in, driveways and walkways can become caked in slippery ice. Luckily, an alternative to rock salt may be the ice-remover you're looking for.
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How To Detect And Identify The Snakes In Your Yard
A healthy garden invites wildlife, including snakes. It's important to look for signs they're slithering about, and identify whether you want them there or not.
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Make The Most Of Your Snow Blower With These Winter Tips
Make sure you know how to make the most of your snow blower before it snows this year -- these maintenance and care tips will make snow blowing simple.
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Why You May Want To Reconsider Installing Metal Roofing On Your Home
When it's time to replace your roof, metal can be an attractive option: It lasts for generations, with little maintenance. But there are downsides to know.
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Lake Effect Snow: What You Need To Know About The Weather Phenomenon
Most snowstorms start high in the clouds. Lake effect snow storms are a different game entirely, and much more unpredictable. Here's why and how to prepare.
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Winter Weather Is Already Starting. How To Prepare Your Roof For Heavy Snow
As winter arrives, a risk of heavy snowfall exists even in areas that rarely get snow. Prepping your roof before storms hit goes a long way to avoiding damage.
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Can You Leave Your Propane Tank Outside During Winter? Here's What We Know
Whether you plan on grilling in the snow or just want to shut your grill down for the season, it's important to know how to maintain propane tanks in the cold.
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How To Protect Birds In Your Yard During A Polar Vortex
When a polar vortex or harsh winter weather is on its way, don't forget your feathered friends: They get cold and hungry like we do, and could use your help.
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A Polar Vortex Is Heading This Way: Here's What It Means For Weather
Meteorologists are observing the beginnings of a polar vortex in much of the U.S. But how does this impact Thanksgiving day travel, and how should you prepare?
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