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Outdoors Magazine Adds Cutting-Edge Content Outdoors Magazine Adds Cutting-Edge Content Outdoors Magazine Colchester, VT - -(AmmoLand.com)- Outdoors Magazine, the East’s premiere hunting and fishing publication, is proud to be announcing the addition of several fresh, new columns to its already packed line-up. “The key to any good publication is keeping it fresh, especially in the outdoors industry. In the past few months we have had the chance to add a couple of outstanding col

Stalking Fish On The Texas Coast

You are probably thinking why some people could catch more fish effortlessly. Actually, there are some reasons why they were able to catch fish easily. They looked for the right location, they used the right bait, and they gave silence a very big importance while fishing. Quietness is an essential character that you should have if you want to catch more fish. I tell all my clients that catching fish is a lot like deer hunting. If that big buck hears you, hell just turn the other way. The s

Stalking Your Prey, Location, And Sneaking Up On Fish

Have you ever think why you can’t fish as good as how other people catch fish? There must be some explanations for this. To be successful in catching fish, you must go find the right fishing location, use the right lures (live or artificial), and be perfectly quiet while waiting for the fish to bite the bait. This is very important in fishing. I tell all my clients that catching fish is a lot like deer hunting. If that big buck hears you, hell just turn the other way. The same goes for big tro

U.S. hunters, anglers weigh in on climate change

When people think of hunting and fishing politicians in America — at least prominent ones – two things spring to mind: 1. Republican and 2. Climate change skeptic. Former President George W. Bush, his vice president Dick Cheney and former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin all fall into both categories. But the hunting and fishing crowd — widely seen as reliably Republican because of that’s party’s successful portrayal of itself as the defender of God and guns — has also started to take note of clima

Electrical Workers Member Wins Chevy in Sportsmen’s Alliance Drawing

The next time Kent Erickson, a member of Electrical Workers ( IBEW ) Local 26 in Washington, D.C., heads out for fishing on the Chesapeake Bay or deer hunting in the Maryland mountains, he can haul his gear in a brand new Chevy Silverado. Erickson is the winner of a drawing for all members of the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance ( USA ) held earlier this summer. The truck giveaway was one of several ongoing promotions USA runs for its nearly 20,000 members. General Motors an

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