Kiteboarding on the World's Bluest Water
'Home of Turquoise' chronicles an unnamed kiteboarder's search for the clearest water around Turkey's southwestern shores
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My Crazy Kurdistan Road Trip
The Kurdish region of Iraq is home to spectacular peaks, wild rivers, and fiercely hospitable people, and it could be the Middle East’s next big adventure tourism destination. But there’s one small catch: it’s still dangerous as hell.
How to Cook a Turkey Over a Campfire
Longing for a wilderness Thanksgiving? Steven Rinella, host of the podcast and Netflix show 'MeatEater' and a consummate outdoorsman, teaches us how to cook a turkey in the backcountry.
What Are the Best Turkey Carving Knives?
Risking fingers and grease stains to determine the most capable blade for your bird
Why Everyone Should Own at Least One Roll-A-Table
Never heard of the thing? Read on to let me convince you that these easy-to-transport, bomber camping tables are the only way to go.
How to Pick Your Jerky
This salty snack has taken center stage as a healthy, protein-laden endurance fuel
So You Want to Be a Hunter
If you've never picked up a gun before but are interested in harvesting your own healthy, sustainable, humane meat, here's why you should get started with birds
Foothills: The Unlinked Heritage of Snowboarding
Petranboarding began as a cultural phenomenon in the village of Petran in the 18th century, deep in the mountains of eastern Turkey, and is one of the earliest iterations of snowboarding that we know about
The Lost Origins of Snowboarding
A new film from pro snowboarder Alex Yoder takes viewers to northeastern Turkey, where locals have been snowboarding for centuries.
On the Trail with Turkey’s Wolf-Fighting Dogs
Paying a visit to the birthplace of a massive and fiercely protective breed—that’s still as critical to keeping the peace in the area's farms as it was thousands of years ago
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