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Putting our Gasper 4 knife to work on a Kentucky whitetail deer this weekend. Get yours at the link in our bio.

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Opening of elk season is almost here. Make sure you’ve got the best knife in your pack!

Hunting season is almost here! Make sure your knife is sharpened and ready to go before heading out into the field this year. We’re big fans of the WorkSharp Guided Field Sharpener to keep our Gasper 4 Knife in top working order.

Paul Lewis joins the Adventure Made Podcast to talk about how he started FHF Gear, his design and creative process, how their products differ from others, and how joining the Meat Eater family of brands came about. Give it a listen here: https://rewildgear.com/blogs/podcast/045

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Touching up our Gasper 4 Knife with the Guided Field Sharpener. It’s the easiest way to keep your blade razor sharp while out in the field!

Does your backcountry eating utensil do this? Our patent-pending Trailside Utensil is made of titanium for strength and weighs only 1.02 oz, folds in half to fit in your cookware, and is long enough when extended to eat your dehydrated or freeze dried meals (we prefer or for taste and health!). Oh yeah, and it’s got a bottle opener to crack open a cold one at the end of a long day hiking. Check it out at the link in bio or RewildGear.com

Have you ever used a bellows to help get your campfire started? It’s a simple tool that helps to concentrate oxygen onto the flames to help it get going much faster. Our Firelight Bellows is a stainless steel expandable bellows that collapses down to fit in your pocket or fire making kit for easy access.

Our Gasper 4 knife is the ultimate backcountry blade, constructed of S35VN steel with a handle, and made in the USA.

Jess Caldwell is the founder of Wildkind Academy and joins The Adventure Made Podcast to discuss:

✅ Why she started Wildkind Academy as a way to write off her outdoor equipment purchases

✅ How losing her father led her into the home funeral and green burial industry and becoming a death doula as part of Hospice

✅ The difference between a “green burial” and a “conservation burial”

✅ Why rituals and ceremonies are so important for both birth and death

✅ Why nature based coming of age ceremonies are essential for society and culture and how she’s implemented these in her own family

✅How a 7 day solo survival trip changed her life

✅ How she finds a feminine balance in the male dominated outdoor industry

Search for The Adventure Made Podcast in your favorite podcast player to listen!

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