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RMEF Helps Acquire Key Pennsylvania Elk Country
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation teamed up with the Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC) to purchase and conserve 81 acres of prime elk habitat. The land is located in the heart of the Pennsylvania elk range in Elk County’s Benezette Township which is among areas with the highest elk population density in the state.
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A FRESH LEGACY
Jim Murphy, former President of Hardy North America and founder of Redington, announces the founding of Douglas Outdoors .
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ROWMAN & LITTLEFIELD BUYS GLOBE PEQUOT PRESS
The Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group, Inc. of Lanham, MD has announced the purchase of Globe Pequot Press, the book-publishing division of Morris Communications Company LLC of Augusta, GA, effective May 22, 2014.
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Off the Record: Host an outdoor media networking event in your town
By Paul Queneau — Chatting over beers has likely generated more business in the outdoor media profession than any other activity…
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Putting tension in your writing
By Christine Peterson — All good stories need a beginning, middle and end…
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Protecting your property: The art of copyrighting your art
By Tim Flanigan — We know scoundrels exist. We lock our cars, we install security systems…
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On assignment: Taking your kids to work
By Jeff Alt — It’s summer. The kids are out of school and you still have stories to pitch and write…
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OWAA will continue to grow with new leadership
By Mark Freeman — After I won the Newspaper Section category of the Excellence in Craft contests in 2010…
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Staying relevant in the digital age
By Tom Sadler — One of the challenges of writing a column for Outdoors Unlimited is the lag time between writing it…
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Bookshelf
Land of the Bear: Siberian Campfires — By Denny Geurink…
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Welcome to OWAA
Say hello to Bob Bramblet, Matthew Copeland, Erin Merrill, Chris Paparo, Ryan Roberts, Stephanie M. Salinas, Brad Smith, Terry R. Thomas and Matt Smythe.
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Remembering legend George Laycock
Longtime OWAA member George Laycock died March 31. He was 92…