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He took a quick look at me and guessed my draw length within half an inch. He read the situation well and set it at seventy pounds. None of it felt arrogant or presumptive — it came across as calm, steady expertise from someone who has done this for a long time and still enjoys doing it.

That bar is simple yet heavy, and it’s something I personally relate to. Success exposes loyalty. Setbacks expose the truth. “Cuban Links” isn’t just a record for me.

Veterans Day carries a specific weight for Equalized Outdoors. It is not a day of mourning—that belongs to Memorial Day, though there still an element of remberance. Today is about the ones who are still here, still connected, still carrying the memories of those they served beside. It is a day defined by community, by shared history, and by a bond that doesn’t expire when the uniform comes off. Equalized Outdoors is veteran-founded, but EO has never made this day about any o

Equalized Outdoors, a veteran-led outdoor media and production company, has officially launched its independent newsroom and editorial division, establishing itself as a credible and mission-driven source for conservation reporting, outdoor education, public-land updates, and veteran-centered storytelling.

Prince always had a way of saying what everybody else was scared to. ‘Pop Life’ is a ‘face the music’ record — it’s a reality check. It’s knowing not everybody gets to win...

By Justin Campbell| Equalized Outdoors & Brandon Dale | Kinfolk Hunting Collective Image Courtesy of Brandon Dale So, who is Kinfolk, anyway? At its core, the Kinfolk Hunting Collective is a movement—a growing community of hunters, anglers, and conservationists redefining what it means to belong in the outdoors. Co-founded by Brandon Dale, Kinfolk’s mission is to bring more BIPOC and underrepresented voices into the field, not as guests, but as leaders. Based out of New York,

Waterfowling is more than a season — it’s a part of who we are. It’s early mornings, muddy boots, whispers in the dark, and the sight of cupped wings breaking the sky. But beyond the tradition and the hunt itself, waterfowling holds a deeper meaning

“This one’s different — this one’s mine. ‘Ain’t F***in Wit Me’ wasn’t made to be humble, it was made to make a point. It’s a statement record — chest out, chin up, eyes forward. I wrote it from that headspace where you stop questioning your place and start owning it."

"There’s something about Tierra Whack that feels fearless — like she’s not trying to fit in, she’s just being. ‘Meagan Good’ hits that space between vulnerability and confidence that I relate to heavy. It’s quiet but powerful, smooth but real."

There’s just something about a Friday night and a skillet of hot oil. Around here, that sound means it’s time to slow things down, grab what the water gave us, and fry up something honest. Friday Night Bites was born from that exact feeling — simple food, real flavor, and moments that remind you what it means to live Equalized. Prefer to watch? Click the image above! Cleaning the Catch This week, it’s crappie — clean, sweet, and perfect for frying.I start every fish the sam

For many veterans, the transition back to civilian life can be incredibly challenging. Engaging in outdoor activities like bowhunting and bass fishing serves as a gateway to reconnect with oneself, offering a sense of purpose and fulfillment.

My people joke that when I wake up listening to Breezy and my shoulders are loose, it’s gonna be a good night — and they’re never wrong. This week it’s ‘It Depends,’ because that record moves how I move.

In the latest episode of Mastering with Equalized Outdoors, I'm excited to share my setup for the 2025 Mathews V3X 33 bow. As a passionate archer, I stick with gear that I trust, which has proven essential for my success both in competitions and while hunting. In this post, I will detail the key specifications, hardware choices, and tuning methods that make this bow a top contender in my lineup.

When I first ventured into the great outdoors, I was struck by the sheer beauty and freedom it offered. But I also noticed something else - the outdoors didn’t always feel welcoming to everyone. Over time, I realized that fostering inclusive community engagement is essential to truly enjoy and protect these spaces. It’s about more than just sharing trails or campsites; it’s about creating a space where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued. Today, I want to share some thoug

When I first stepped into the world of outdoor adventures, I quickly realized it wasn’t just about the trails, the water, or the wildlife. It was about the people - the stories they brought, the backgrounds they came from, and the shared passion that connected us all. But as much as the outdoors is a place of freedom and exploration, it hasn’t always been equally welcoming to everyone. That’s why fostering inclusive outdoor communities is not just a nice idea; it’s essential.