The branching bony horn of a deer or elk
Striped digger of the woods
Busy dam builder of the river
The tin can for boiling tea over a campfire in the Australian bush
A tin pot for boiling tea over a campfire
Thorny hedge shrub that bears sloes
Short tailed wild cat of North America
A big outdoor fire for a night of stories
An old name for a bear, from Dutch for brown · Dutch
Always knows the way home
A scent hound bred to tree raccoons
The mountain lion of the Americas · big dogs
One of the largest deer · big dogs
After the Norwegian Elkhound, a hardy hunting dog
A lookout tower where rangers watch for forest fires
Scottish hunting and fishing guide, from Gaelic gille, a lad · Scottish
The big brown bear of North America · big dogs
Game bird of the heather moors
A small axe for chopping kindling
A small wood, and an otter's den · Old English
The person who leads the hounds on a hunt
A hunting lodge, and a beaver's home
Tree feller of the northern forests · big dogs
An angler's word for a really big fish · big dogs
The muskellunge, a big fierce North American pike
Someone who finds the way through wild country
Long tailed game bird of fields and woods
Fierce fish of lakes and rivers
Follows a trail by scent and sign
Speckled fish of cold streams
A North American freshwater fish with big glassy eyes
The white tailed deer of North America
Well camouflaged bird of the woodland floor
To lower yourself down a cliff on a rope · German
Someone who fishes with a rod and line
The main camp below a big climb
To hold the rope for a climber
A rough camp without a tent · French
A small sunfish that every young angler catches first · small dogs
A float that bobs on the water until a fish bites
A Scottish mountain hut left open for walkers · Scottish
To push through the bush where there is no trail
A small river fly and a favourite meal of trout
Someone who loves sleeping under canvas
A water bottle carried on a hike
A North American diving duck with a sloping head
A metal clip that keeps climbers safe on the rope · German
Someone who casts a fishing line
A small flock of partridge or quail
Spiked plates strapped to boots for walking on ice
A small North American panfish
A wicker basket for carrying fish
A wooden duck used by hunters to draw birds in
Wood washed up and smoothed by the sea
A hill or high moor in northern England, from Old Norse fjall, mountain · Norse
Small hunter used to flush out rabbits
A grey brown dabbling duck
American hiker slang for trail mix
A silver freshwater fish with a big sail fin
A dog bred to find and retrieve game
Neck feathers tied into fishing flies, and the hair a dog raises on their back
A swinging rope bed strung between two trees, for a lazy dog · Taino
Fast long eared cousin of the rabbit
Someone who walks long trails, the perfect trail buddy
Paddle boat of the Arctic, from an Inuit word · Inuit
Small sticks that get the campfire going
A canvas bag carried on the back
Crusty growth on old rocks and trees
Tree climbing cousin of the weasel
A diving duck with a saw toothed bill
Australia's remote bush country
A high place with a sweeping view
A short oar for a canoe or kayak
To abseil down a cliff on a rope · French
A backpack for hiking · German
A cast iron frying pan for campfire cooking
Wading bird so hard to shoot that it gave us the word sniper
The track or trail of an animal, from Afrikaans · Afrikaans
Small hedgerow hunter whose coat can turn white in winter
A zigzag trail up a steep slope
Small dabbling duck, and the blue green colour of its wing
A flask that keeps tea hot on a cold hike
A box of flint and tinder for lighting fires
Marks a new trail for others to follow
The start of a hiking trail, where every good walk begins
Someone who roams with no fixed route
Network of rabbit burrows
A marked point on a route or map
A wild duck with a whistling call
Of the woods, for a dog who loves the forest
