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How to Make a Bow Stringer - Wolf & Iron

Dec 27, 2014

How to Make a Bow Stringer
Whether you picked up a used recurve or long bow at a yard sale, outdoors store, or made your own, a serious bow will take some serious strength to string. You can pick up a bow stringer for about $10-$15 or you can make your own in about 10-15 minutes. Here’s how to do it.
Good Will Towards Men and the Lessening of Christmas - Wolf & Iron

Dec 23, 2014

Good Will Towards Men and the Lessening of Christmas
“When we were children we were grateful to those who filled our stockings at Christmas time. Why are we not grateful to God for filling our stockings with legs?” – G.K. Chesterton, Christian Author and Apologist, 1874-1936 I believe everyone is familiar with this Christmas saying, whether or not they ...
4 Camping Tricks with Forked Sticks - Wolf & Iron

Dec 22, 2014

4 Camping Tricks with Forked Sticks
A forked stick has a number of uses, particularly around the campfire. Here are a four ways you can use them as mentioned in Outdoor Life’s Complete Book of Camping (1971). How to Use Forked Sticks Around the Campfire Trick 1: Securing a Dingle Stick A dingle stick is used to hold ...
How to Tie the Whip Knot - Wolf & Iron

Dec 17, 2014

How to Tie the Whip Knot
The Whip or Whipping Knot is one of the first knots you will learn in scouts because it is so versatile and so easy. It can be used to “whip rope” as shown in the illustrations below — a technique used to prevent further fraying of rope ends — or to lash items together and ...
Real Men Wear Shorts…During Winter! - Wolf & Iron

Dec 15, 2014

Real Men Wear Shorts…During Winter!
Have you ever wondered why men wear shorts during the winter? According to Adam Noll, it's because they're real men! The following article is a guest post from @ThatOutDoorGuy that explains this trend.
Why Every Man Should Keep a Handwritten Journal - Wolf & Iron

Dec 11, 2014

Why Every Man Should Keep a Handwritten Journal
Sometimes the day goes by — or the week(s) — and you can’t remember anything of significance that took place. We find ourselves saying, “Is it really December already?” or “Where did the year go?” or "When did my kids grow up?" These types of questions are just a part of why every man should keep a handwritten journal.
The History of Flannel (and Why Men Love It!) - Wolf & Iron

Dec 8, 2014

The History of Flannel (and Why Men Love It!)
“Man at his birth is content with a little milk and a piece of flannel; so we begin, then presently find kingdoms not enough for us.” – Seneca, Roman Philosopher, 4 BC-65 AD There may be no apparel which so closely relates to manliness as flannel. A man clad in that thick ...
Routine Will Kill You - Wolf & Iron

Dec 3, 2014

Routine Will Kill You
“The less routine, the more life.” – Amos Bronson Alcott, American Teacher, Writer, Philosopher, and Father of Louisa May Alcott, 1799-1888 This article was inspired by a story a friend relayed to me. It wasn’t told with the intent of imparting a moral lesson, rather, something of a humorous and “Can ...
George Washington’s 1789 Thanksgiving Proclamation - Wolf & Iron

Nov 27, 2014

George Washington’s 1789 Thanksgiving Proclamation
George Washington was such a great man and I am honored to live in a nation that was founded by men such as he. I love to look back on our history and imagine a nation that would have heard these words and agreed, wholeheartedly. The uncommon amount of intellect and honor and heroic feats found ...
How to Smoke a Turkey on a Weber Charcoal Grill - Wolf & Iron

Nov 26, 2014

How to Smoke a Turkey on a Weber Charcoal Grill
I have to say, while I enjoy turkey in just about any form, smoked turkey is still my favorite. Bringing in that bird off the grill, with the browned skin, bathed in smoke for hours, is such a treat for the family and friends. Here is a quick “how-to” guide for smoking your turkey.
How to Tie a Surgeon’s Knot - Wolf & Iron

Nov 26, 2014

How to Tie a Surgeon’s Knot
The Surgeon’s Knot was developed as it is named, by surgeons. They found this knot to be particularly useful in holding together thread that had become slippery from blood and tissue. The extra ‘over and under’ pass holds the thread together while the final knot loop is being tied. I decided to do a quick article ...
The Importance of Nasal Breathing for Cold Weather Exercise - Wolf & Iron

Nov 22, 2014

The Importance of Nasal Breathing for Cold Weather Exercise
Old Man Winter has hit hard and early this year, leaving very little time for our bodies to adjust to the cold, biting and dry winter air. Nasal breathing is of most importance in regulating our body temperature and oxygen intake, especially in winter exercise.
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