This week I want to recognize Maren Bruun. 🌲🐾 She’s been steady in since the beginning — showing up, engaging, and putting in the reps. She’s also leading the 7-Day Challenge leaderboard, which tells you everything you need to know. That kind of consistency builds real backcountry sense. Maren is also building something solid over in her own community, Paw in Hand — focused on getting outside with your dog in a way that actually works. Simple, practical, and real-world: • recall that sticks • trail-ready leash skills • calm around distractions • making outdoor time with your dog easier @Maren Bruun — appreciate you being here and contributing the way you do. 🤝 If you’ve got a dog and want to spend more time outside with them, her community is worth a look 👇 https://www.skool.com/pawinhand/about?ref=e090755b399a401f94793a80b9c6e175 Where the Map Ends, The WILD begins!! Stay Rugged.

level 6!!! lets go @Jim Flach my turn?

Go find a Jim post and comment or hit that like button. lets show him we got his back. @Jim Flach @Brandon Decremer @Brad Weyant @Brandon M @Sharon Prahl @Ronald Shaw @Michael Lohse @Maren Bruun @Sarah Geelan

@Jim Flach showed up early and never stopped showing up. He’s on the calls. He’s in the comments. And when I post a field scenario he doesn’t just react — he actually thinks it through. This week he broke down the portage decision like a guy who’s been in that spot before. Time of day, daylight left, gator behavior after dark. That’s backcountry thinking right there. What a lot of you might not know — Jim raised his family off grid in the Trinity Alps for 10 years. Built systems from scratch. Wrote disaster plans. Led healthcare builds. The man knows what calm and prepared looks like when things get real. That background shows up every time he posts. Glad you’re here Jim. This community is better for it. 🌲

What’s your default failure point when you’re outside? Pick ONE: 👣 feet / ✋ hands / 😴 sleep / 🍳 food Then drop one sentence: what usually causes it? Where the Map Ends, The WILD begins!! Stay Rugged.