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72-Hour Emergency Bag
Natural disasters happen every year around the world. Some small - a house starts on fire, you get stuck in a snowstorm, a car breaks down in the middle of nowhere, or a storm shuts off the power for an indefinite amount of time. And some more major - a wildfire or flood threatens [...]
Eating Healthy on the Trail
Is it just us, or does food always taste better in the backcountry? After walking for miles with a pack on your back, or peddling your supplies for hours, you’ve burned thousands of calories. What you eat in them morning, during the day, and in the evening can have a big impact on your energy [...]
Your Outdoor Skills: Encountering Wildlife in the Wilderness Part 2
As much as we do our best to avoid disturbing the wildlife while exploring in the backcountry, there are times that you may encounter them. Sometimes you can see them from afar, and other times you may come across them unexpectedly. When you come across them unexpectedly, it’s best to be prepared and [...]
Your Outdoor Skills: Encountering Wildlife in the Wilderness (Part 1)
We love adventuring into the wilderness and exploring new spaces. While one of the perks of getting outside and taking the time to slow down and enjoy living off the bare minimum for a short time, we have to remember that we are not alone in the wilderness. We share this space with [...]
Your Outdoor Skills: Leave No Trace
Summer is inching closer with each passing day. Summer welcomes warmer temperatures, longer days and for many, outdoor adventures. Whether you’re enjoying a multi-day trip in the wilderness or spending a day outside on the trails, we want to remind you of the 7 Leave No Trace Principles to help improve outdoor experiences [...]
Taking Care of Our Home
April 22 is Earth Day and April is Earth Month - A reminder to treat our Earth with kindness and respect. At Littlbug we take our responsibility to care for the Earth very seriously. We encourage and practice Leave No Trace principles and give back a portion of our profits to organizations that [...]
Your Outdoor Skills: Lighting A Fire In Wet Conditions
Enjoying the outdoors brings various types of conditions, and sometimes those conditions are wet and rainy. Conditions like these can make building fires more challenging, even for the fire lighting pros. Here are some tips so you can conquer the soggy conditions and build a successful fire to help you warm up, dry off, [...]
Why We Love Wood Burning Camp Stoves
When it comes to outdoor gear, there are thousands of brands and styles to choose from. If you’re trying to pick the perfect camp stove, it can be a little overwhelming. We wanted to give you the insider’s take on why we love having a wood burning camp stove. LightweightWhen traveling in the [...]
Get Out and Enjoy the Hot Cocoa
The longest month of the year, January, has come to a close and February is in full swing! The sun stays out a bit longer and the first day of spring is about a month and a half away. You may even be counting down the days to summer. But you don’t have to [...]
Your Outdoor Skills: Hygiene in the Wilderness
When spending time in the wilderness, staying clean and following good hygiene can be challenging, especially when it comes to longer trips. These tips will help you tackle the backcountry and stay squeaky clean on any adventure from land to sea. Brushing TeethOral hygiene is important, especially in the backcountry. Make sure you [...]
