Blindman Outdoors

10/20/2026

Sadie is a 10 yr old golden retriever who loves adventures with Dad, and clearly is just perfectly comfortable laying on her Dad's equipment inside her 5star insulated dog house lol.

10/17/2026

No reservations, no check out time. Just a good spot and your Yucca-Pac. Thats the vibe!

10/14/2026

How about them fall colors! Winters beautiful warning.

10/13/2026

Fresh from fabrication. 🇨🇦 and wirring has begun on these two beautiful safaris!

10/12/2026

Happy Thanksgiving From our families to yours!

10/07/2026

We love it when our customers build their own interiors, and this one from Dave is no exception!

10/07/2026

There’s something about hidden treasure that still gets us.
A clue. A map. A story about something lost somewhere out there—and suddenly we want to know if it’s true.
Alberta has its own stories like that. For more than a century, people have searched for the legendary Lost Lemon Mine, a story of gold, murder and a place that seemingly disappeared into the mountains.
Last year, I decided to create a mystery of my own.

I hid the Black Key somewhere in the Alberta backcountry and scattered the clues across this YouTube channel. If someone put them together correctly, they would eventually be led into the wilderness, where the internet could no longer help them. From there, they would actually have to search.
Nobody found it.
And with winter approaching and the landscape around it changing, it was time to go back.

This is the story of the Black Key, the Lost Lemon Mine, and why after all these years, we still can’t resist the idea that somewhere out there, something is waiting to be found.

10/02/2026

A camper should make it easier to head out, even when you only have one night. This truck has the camp setup and the gear along for the ride. If you had tomorrow free, where would you take it?

09/25/2026

Its the weekend and that means its time to recharge, take your time, its only given once!

09/21/2026

The Red Deer River has been in our backyard our whole lives.

We’ve crossed it, camped beside it, fished it, driven the backroads around it, and probably taken for granted just how much country it connects.

From the Rockies and foothills to prairie and badlands, the Red Deer River is one of Alberta’s most varied adventure corridors — and somehow, it still seems to fly under the radar.

For this trip, we only explored one small piece of it. We caught some fish, spent some time on the water, and were reminded just how much there still is to see in a place we already thought we knew.

Because sometimes the best adventures aren’t found thousands of kilometres away.

Sometimes they’re sitting right in your backyard.

This is a look at the truth behind one of Alberta’s most overlooked adventure corridors — the Red Deer River.

The Red Deer River has been in our backyard our whole lives.We’ve...