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Questions regarding health or medical issues occuring in the outdoors are on-topic in fact we already have lots of these types of questions. For instance, Snake bites Hypothermia How should you tre …

I think its okay, its kind of fun to pull out Google Earth and go hunt down the locations. With that said, I think there are a couple of guidelines the site should go with. The titles need to be uni …

Here how it stands right now, Book recommendation questions that were considered on topic and good questions. Good resources for climbing Reference request: books on self-rescue while climbing Is t …

That isn't a fictional question about an imaginary person in an imaginary world, that is a real question about how real people in the real world solved a real problem so that the OP can write a reali …

I think it is, it would be hard to answer that question without knowing where the OP was at, and the answer would be different is the OP was trying to get past say 5.6 or V0. This meta post seems to …

If a question such as What are the advantages\disadvantages of single vs double action revolvers for hunting? is on-topic (which I might ask/answer at some point) then it seems that asking what …

Yes, it is and we already have a few questions on the subject, Are these tracks in the mud tortoise/turtle tracks? What animal is making odd footprints and squeaking sounds under my guest house? Aft …

Yes, it's on topic as rationing food has clear uses in the outdoors just like rationing water. I know that from your perspective it has 4 close votes, but as a user with more privileges and experienc …

Yes, they are on topic, we already have a bunch of these. What is the smallest owl in the world, and where can I see one? Where and when can I see the most seals in Cape Cod, Massachusetts? Where do …

I think it would be way too broad, Activities are different Different amount of skills/gear per person Not everyone has the same level of acceptable risk Doing it individually vs with a group. I d …

Sure why not :) Here's what I would look for in new questions Are they interesting? Are they fun to answer? Are they well written? Is it content that people would enjoy reading? Do they have to do …

We already have lots of these questions, What Navigation Aids can I make on an island with only a knife? When stranded, how do I choose a place to camp on an island? What pattern for casual planes s …

On Topic Archery Backpacking Beachcombing Birding/Ornithology/Bird Watching Book Recommendations Bouldering Camping Canoeing Car Camping Caving Finding specific, previously read books Fishing Fly …

I think they would be on topic, we already have a few similar questions, Foxes in the living room - what causes this behavior? How to tell the difference between bobcats and house cats? Is there sci …

I would say that it is fine to recommend having a Satellite phone, but I would say that answers that consist only of recommending a Satellite phone should be discouraged. A satellite phone would n …