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We’re relics—old-school adventurers who make no apologies for who we are. We’re men of global experience with the confidence to explore the uncharted places. At first light, we’re masters of logistics; by sundown, we’re whiskey-fueled philosophers by a campfire.
We’re gearheads, too. We like the best of everything and if we can’t wear it out or break it then nobody can. We’re handy with guns, knives, tents, backpacks, boots and everything in between. We’re constantly looking for the next piece of kit to enhance everyday life or make the next adventure a better experience.
But we don’t journey alone. We include our audience in everything we do. We offer our perspective and learn from theirs. We bring readers, listeners, watchers and followers into our conversations and give them a chance to become storytellers through our brand. By creating rich content across platforms in print, online, film, social media and on the Field Ethos podcast, we’re bringing back a forgotten lifestyle to those who refuse to conform.
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The Case for a Vagabond | Field Ethos
By Terry Houin It seems I fit the profile of a vagabond, a wandering free spirit living the adventure life with no real home. Although I do have a home and a job, I am on the road for this vagabond life with my firearms and other sensitive equipment most of the year. Living this way requires a case that can keep up and right now that's the Magpul DAKA series. In the DAKA there are hard cases, soft cases, and a host of smaller organizational pieces to keep everything protected and in its place.
Outlaw Hooch for Sale | Field Ethos
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Reel Man Rewatch: Blue Thunder | Field Ethos
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Doctor Bills | Field Ethos
By Edgar Castillo Now that the dove opener is officially behind us, it's a good bet there are a few participants that physically felt the spent shot from high-angle or distant pass-shooting. Hopefully these "light" sprinkles of lead or steel rained down harmlessly. Though there is nothing funny about being peppered with No. 7 ½ bird shot, it routinely elicits a few annoying and nervous chuckles.
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Nice Rack, Bro! | Field Ethos
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