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Move Over Deer and Turkey Hunting, There is a New Sport in Town By Bret Rueb Go to Story>>>
A Good Day in the Woods
By Clay Fuhrhop Go to Story>>>
Puppy Training an Antler Dog
By Roger & S.R. Sigler Go to Story>>>
To Have Good Form or Not to Have Good Form? By Jason Forck Go to Story>>> |
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2008 Bass Cat Invitational Tournament
(Tournament Results) By Cory Hart
Every year bass anglers from across the country come to fish the Bass Cat Invitational tournament on Lake Norfork in Mountain Home Arkansas in hopes of taking home that grand prize. With gas prices sky rocketing and the recent floods the attendance was a little down. I have seen it when there has been over 700 teams and this year there was 566 teams which is still a great turn out and a lot of tough competition.
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Future Hunter By Brian Sanders
I will never forget Jack's first time I took him duck hunting. I took Jack to Presley's Outdoors and got him his first set of camoflauge clothing as I did on my first hunting trip. He was so excited that night that he too couldn't sleep. So I tucked him in bed with me and finally after a few minutes the little guy was out.
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Ted Davison Celebrating his 84th year as:
A Great Steward to Our Outdoors, Husband,
Father, Grandfather, Great-Grandfather!
We are happy to award the MVP Award of Excellence to Ted Davison for his 84th year as a active wildlife enthusiast. Ted has been an active hunter, fisher and entrepenuer of The Great Outdoors, and continues to actively hunt and fish while passing his knowledge and traditions to his family and friends. Ted is a wildlife steward of his own making.
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We Ought to Know Better Than to Get Lost
By Jason Forck
I have been hunting about fourteen years and during that time frame I have only been lost in the woods for considerable time twice. Sure I have been turned around more times but I have been able to quickly find something I can identify to get back on track. I would like to say it is my ability to plan ahead and be prepared for the worst that has prevented me from being lost more often but it is most likely the kind of woods I hunt or hike through. Most of the farms or state ground around where I live have many roads or trails going through or around them. Locating a road is only a matter of walking in one direction for a while or listening for other sounds such as a passing car to help locate myself in the woods.
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Louisiana Fishing Year Round
Louisiana is a sure bet for outdoor enthusiasts, from novice to expert, seeking fun filled coastal Louisiana Fishing. Within one hour of downtown New Orleans awaits the very best of Louisiana's saltwater marshes, bayous and bays for a fishing adventure sure to satisfy! Unlike most fishing destinations in North America, south Louisiana offers superb fishing year round. Nutrient rich estuaries bordering the Mississippi Delta feed the seemingly infinite populations of game fish.
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Handing Down the Tradition By Jason Forck
As most of the hunting seasons are coming to and end,
I continue to look for new ways to keep in the outdoors even
though the colder weather makes it less comfortable to bear.
My family and I have still managed to enjoy the outdoors during
this time period and for the past two years I have taken my
family for hikes in the cold weather to look for deer antler sheds
after the hunting seasons.
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One of the Biggest Asian
Carp Caught In Central Illinois
On August 5, 2007 Matt & Dave Kirgan felt like they were on a ocean charter when they landed this magnificent 44lb 8 0z Asian Carp in the Peoria Lock N Dam area. It took roughly 40 minutes to get this huge fish in using 80lb test and a #7 treble hook.This huge fish is a testament to just how fast these fish are growing. As some see it as a major epidemic others are basking in the joy of reeling in a monster like this one. If you have a story to brag about we'd love to hear about it.
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Our premise is simple: everything good starts with a good foundation. MVP
Outdoors markets therapy and recreation to the working individual as well as those on the corporate grind. The soul longs for the satisfaction of basic primitive instincts. The desire to be close to the earth, mixed with simplicity, relaxes the heart. In this fast-paced life, we are finding out that we need to work longer and harder just to maintain the lifestyles that we once had. Investments and stocks are not as stable as we would like, so people are investing in useable investments. These useable investments also have therapeutic values that satisfy the soul. The joy of owning property, the privilege of stewardship and the use of natural resources is a satisfaction that is much bigger than ourselves: it is life fulfilling. MVP brings these resources together to bring this fulfillment to the hearts and minds of outdoor enthusiasts. MVP Outdoors believes that this foundation helps us recognize the true MVP's of the outdoors industry along with the help of outdoor enthusiasts just like yourself. You can help us find our next MVP by making a nomination about a Person, Place or Product you feel is a most valued resource for our great outdoors.
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