A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE
MARK YOUR OWN TRAIL
A magazine founded in 1895 inadvertently drew the boundaries around
the world of outdoors activities. It’s called Field & Stream, which draws a
picture in most minds of the challenges and adventures primarily of hunting
and fishing.
But GoWild, the app that was founded 122 years later, covers roughly 40
different outdoor activities. They call them “trails.” They are, in alphabetical order:
ARCHERY ELK HUNTING OFF-ROADING
BASS FISHING FIREARMS PADDLING
BIG-GAME HUNTING FISHING PREDATOR HUNTING
BIKING FLY FISHING REPTILES
BIRD HUNTING FRESHWATER FISHING RUNNING
CAMPING GARDENING SAGE WISDOM
CATFISHING HAMMOCK LIFE SALTWATER FISHING
CLIMBING HIKING STATE AND NATIONAL PARKS
COOKING HUNTING SURVIVAL
DIY ICE FISHING TRAIL CAMERAS
DEER HUNTING LAKE LIFE TRAPPING
DOG LIFE NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY TROUT FISHING
DUCK HUNTING NOODLING
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Photo by Danny Alexander
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