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  • 10 Benefits You Get from Using Trekking Poles For Hiking
    We are what we repeatedly do. Excellencethen, is not an act but a habit.-Aristotle- I remember watching my boys growing up. They would go to their Scout meetingsand bring home a pole that they had cut from a sapling. They made it into a poleby stripping ...

  • 10 reasons to buy silk flowers and plants over real ones
    Should I buy silk plants and flowers for my home or office or go with real ones? You should take into account a few factors that may help make your decision an easier one. Along with todays technology making silk plants look more lifelike than ever, below ...

  • 10 Things to Consider Before Getting a Dog
    1. Are there any size or weight restrictions on dogs within your condominium or community? Many won't allow dogs over 30-pounds.2. Do you keep your home very warm? Some dogs are bothered by warm room temperatures. A Chihuahua would be a better choice than ...

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  • 10 Tips for Shooting Great Digital Photos
    Want to know THE biggest secret totaking good digital photos? Well here itis: It's the photographer that takesgreat photos, not the camera. Thinkabout that for a minute. It's true isn'tit?I've seen some people take great photoswith a simple ...

  • 11 Hints to Pick Your Next Camping Tent.
    A good camping tent should keep you dry, comfortable, and provide protection. Which camping tent... Dome, family, 4-season, backpacking or cabin is right for you? They don't repel rain, cold, snow, or biting bugs equally. Camping tents are an important ...

  • 3 Easy Steps To Becoming A Backcountry Hero
    Have you thought about helping to protect wildlife or wild flowers, but you don’t know how? Or maybe you want to protect your favorite camping site or that cool little stream nobody else knows about? Making a difference in the backcountry is easy for ...

  • 4 Steps to an Enjoyable Hike
    Some people have fought many years of their lives to preserve the rich heritage of the outdoors and nature we now enjoy. That dedication and effort has been rewarded by fantastic hiking opportunities in our local, state, and national park systems. In ...

  • 5 Easy Steps to Giving the Perfect BackCountry Gift
    Does the thought of buying a gift for a friend or relative make you smile or does it stress you out? Is there a hiker or camper on your gift giving list? What can you give to the someone who already has everything? The secret of gift giving is not always ...

  • 5 Tips for Successful Bird Watching
    Can you name the number one spectator sport in North America? It’s not baseball, figure skating or racing. It’s bird watching. That’s right, more people are watching birds than football and hockey combined. With so many people hoping to see a bird ...

  • 5 Tips To Get Out There And Smell The Roses….
    As we move to the summer, it’s fantastic to see the sun shining, feel the heat and be able to get outside into the great outdoors to make the most of the great world that we live in. I feel myself inspired by the spring flowers, and reinvigorated as I ...

  • 5 Ways to Get the Most Out of Your BackCountry Gear
    Time out of doors is a precious commodity to the outdoor enthusiast - but are we getting the most out of this time. One way to ensure maximum backcountry enjoyment is to get the most possible value from the gear you acquire and use. Here are 5 ways to ...

  • 6 Things You Must Do If You Want To Have The Secret To Catching More Trout
    It has always been my private conviction that any man who pits his intelligence against a fish and loses has it coming. ~John Steinbeck 1. How Fish Think When you hunt for deer, and any other animal for that matter, there are some set rules you have to ...

  • 6 Things You Must Do If You Want To HaveThe Secret To Catching More Trout
    It has always been my private conviction that any man who pits his intelligence against a fish and loses has it coming. ~John Steinbeck 1. How Fish Think When you hunt for deer, and any other animal for that matter, there are some set rules you have to ...

  • 7 Magic Trick Tips using Invisible Thread
    SEVEN MAGIC TRICK TIPS USING INVISIBLE THREADHave you ever been to a magic show, sitting there mesmerized asyou asked yourself, “How did they do that?” As you know, magicis more an illusion, creating the vision that something ishappening although it is ...

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Bud Grant asks for your vote to protect the outdoors (Crookston Daily Times)
Bud Grant wants your vote. No, the former Head Vikings Coach is not running for a political office, although he may have a very good chance of getting elected if he did campaign. Instead, the 81-year old outdoors enthusiast was campaigning at Cabela's in East Grand Forks on Wednesday with several other leaders representing hunting and fishing organizations for Sportsmen Vote Yes.

Outdoors photo contest coming to The Star (The Sudbury Star)
Those of us who reside in Northern Ontario are blessed with an abundance of outdoors opportunities, and those of us who enjoy outdoors pursuits often [...]

Give Yourself a Shopping Break This Christmas With These Must-Have Outdoor Favorites for Your Outdoors Enthusiast (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Lost when it comes to gift ideas this holiday season for the outdoors enthusiast? Never fear! We'll show you the way to success with these must-have gift ideas for your favorite angler, camper, outdoor chef and trekker.

Thanksgiving settings bring the outdoors in (The Milpitas Post)
You can make your holiday table even more inviting this year by bringing the outdoors in. "These works of art will not only bring fresh flowers and natural elements into your home, they will help you set a beautiful table," said lifestyle expert Julie Mulligan.

Outdoors: (The Capital)
Lauran Spiegel, 17, with a 12-point buck she bagged not far from her Stevensville home in a heavy downpour. Sometimes I think we get new generations of fishermen and hunters not so much to insure the continuation of our outdoor pursuits as to teach old codgers such as this writer a lesson or two.