OWAA OUTDOOR VOICES
Use Your Outdoor Voices
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Inspire next generation, future OWAA members
By Mark Taylor — In the early 1980s a gawky kid with braces and a cheesy haircut spent most of his classroom time with his nose buried in a book…
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Become a better writer, the easy way
By Shawn Perich — Let those without sin cast the first stone…
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Letters to the Editor
Student appreciative of scholarship…
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That’s my story and I’m sticking to it
By John Nickum — Which came first: the question or the answer?…
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Selling niche books on Amazon.com
By Kevin Rhoades — A few months ago, in Outdoors Unlimited I introduced e-book file formats and how to upload your electronic book to Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble and Apple’s iBookstore…
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FTP be damned
By Paul Queneau — The demand for dynamic content on websites, smartphone and tablet apps has put video on par with photography as a sought-after element in much of today’s outdoor media…
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A rich heritage and great challenge: Dan Small on outdoor communications
By Jake McGinnis — Dan Small, a seasoned outdoor communicator and familiar Wisconsin sportsman, got an early start in outdoor writing…
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Explore and expand your horizons – literally – with ViewRanger GPS
Get ready to plan, navigate, record and share your outdoor adventures using ViewRanger…
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Product Review: MK Controls Lightning Bug
By Keith Patankar — Lightning never strikes twice in the same spot…
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Lake Placid: Outdoor opportunities of Olympic proportions
By Lisa Densmore — If you just got back from the 2012 OWAA conference at Chena Hot Springs Resort…
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What gear to bring?
By Christopher Batin — With the big items such as pre- and postconference tours addressed in previous columns, here are the answers to a few basic travel and destination questions…
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Fostering the future
By Robin Giner — While it seems like just yesterday that The University of Montana’s students fled from the Missoula valley back to their homes, it’s actually just a matter of weeks before they come filing back to town…
