A million rounds of ammo. No – a billion rounds of ammo, including cartridges you don’t own firearms for. Stick cases of .30 Thompson Center in your car’s trunk for added traction in snow. Feed .357 SIG to your cat. Inform your wife that you can never retire, because you just rolled over your 401(k) into WWI surplus .303 British. If you can still enter your home, then you don’t have enough AMMO!
The BougeRV CL04 Telescopic Camping Lantern delivers serious light and serious stamina in a compact, collapsible form. With up to 3000 lumens, a high-capacity 15,600mAh battery, and multiple lighting modes (Warm, White, SOS), it’s built for camp life, roadside emergencies, shop/garage use, and power outages alike.
Few pieces of U.S. military cold-weather gear are as iconic, or as sought after by collectors, as the original Type I “Mickey Mouse” boots. Their bulbous, all‑black silhouette inspired the nickname, but their reputation was earned in brutal winter conditions during the early Cold War.
When summer hits, mobility and adaptability become the focus of any serious bug-out bag. Heat, humidity, and sudden storms require a streamlined kit that’s light enough to carry for miles yet rugged enough to handle unpredictable environments. My summertime bug-out bag loadout is built around proven military gear, compact tools, and versatile survival essentials that keep me prepared whether I’m on the trail, near a riverbank, or navigating backcountry terrain.
If you’re looking for adventure in the mountains and rivers of the Southeast, there’s no better place to start than with Nantahala Outdoor Center (NOC). With over 50 years of experience, NOC has guided families, friends, and thrill-seekers down some of the most iconic rivers in the region. Whether you’re after a relaxing float or a challenging whitewater run, NOC has a trip for you.
