It’s time to license ATVs
I was hunting chukars east of Juntura, Oregon, when I heard the unmistakable growl of an all-terrain vehicle.
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Outdoors Unlimited
Diversifying demographics: How outdoor sports and industry can reach more people
Sitting on a diversity panel at the Outdoor Writer’s Association’s conference in McAllen, Texas, in 2014, I was prepared to talk about engaging Hispanics in the outdoors.
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Conference keynote speaker: Outside magazine founder Tim Cahill
Tim Cahill is often identified as an outdoor adventure writer, but it’s not the identity he prefers.
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Photography in the field: A workshop with Ann and Rob Simpson
Bring your camera and join Ann and Rob Simpson in a special hands-on, pre-conference photography workshop.
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Teaching future hunters to shoot — with a camera
In 2008, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service reported that the trend in outdoor activities for the years 2001-2006 showed decreases in hunting (-10 percent) and freshwater fishing (-14 percent).
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Bookshelf
All Things Jerky: The Definitive Guide to Making Delicious Jerky and Dried Snack Offerings
By Andy Lightbody and Kathy Mattoon with a forward from Jim Zumbo
Run and gun: The new industry standard
If you’ve shot video with a 20-pound Betacam slung over your shoulder with only available light, you should be familiar with the term “run and gun.”
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Get engaging interviews
Unless you have a scintillating personality, can wax eloquently on a wide range of topics, or know more about a particular subject than just about anyone, the best way to ensure your radio show will attract and hold listeners is to choose good guests and get them to share their expertise, secrets and amazing stories.
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The fine art of fly-fishing photography
Imagine a stream winding through a grassy meadow in Montana on a July morning where there is mist rising into the sky and a fly angler is trying to cast to a rising fish.
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Photographing what you can’t see: An introduction to high speed flash and remote photography
What you’re about to read could open up a whole new world of photography, or, it could get you killed.