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Otis Technologies: Born Out of Necessity, Thriving by Attention to Detail

Doreen Garrett, business pioneer. Otis Technologies came into being in 1985 when 16-year-old Doreen Garrett was hunting with her grandfather’s Winchester Model 94 and she fell, resulting in a gun barrel full with mud. Her day was over. As she walked back to camp, a new product innovation was created with the solution to her muddy…

ByClede SpoonerOctober 10, 2022Share PostShare on Facebook Share on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link

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Exclusive Women’s Issue

Cazenovia NY, October 3 , 2022 – Outdoor Specialty Media Group announces the publishing of the October issue of North American Outdoorsman digital magazine , which is devoted to Women in the Outdoor I ndustry . This issue is headlined by the story of Melissa Bachman’s…

ByClede SpoonerOctober 4, 2022Share PostShare on Facebook Share on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link

Featured Hunting Stories

North American Outdoorswoman: Julie McQueen

From fashion model to role model for the outdoor community, she dreams big and encourages others to do the same Beauty opened doors for Julie McQueen (aka Jules) during her years as a fashion model, but brains are what has made her an illustrious suc- cess in the outdoor industry. She thanks her mom for…

ByVirginia RaschOctober 3, 2022Share PostShare on Facebook Share on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link

Big Game Featured Hunting Stories

A Change of Heart — Let’s Hunt Elk

After meeting me, wild game became the norm for my wife. Stefanie did not grow up eating much wild game, and it was certainly not a staple in her diet. However, we now process our game, make sausage, sandwich meats, and specialty dishes, and naturally love the lean and flavorful protein sources. After adapting to…

ByBrad FensonOctober 3, 2022Share PostShare on Facebook Share on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link

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Melissa Bachman’s Road to a Full-Time Hunting Career

PHOTOS COURTESY OF MELISSA BACHMAN Take a look at Bachman’s upbringing, her love of the outdoors and her commitment to growing hunting participation Bachman cherishes her early hunting memories. She learned at a young age that persistence equals results. If you’re new to the hunting community or somehow haven’t heard of Melissa Bachman, there’s a lot to…

ByDarron McDougalOctober 3, 2022Share PostShare on Facebook Share on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link

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Why Female Hunter Numbers Are Growing

By: Abigail Helsdon /Jeff Helsdon Not that many years ago, the idea of a woman hunting was unique. Much has changed since then, and now, females are one of the largest and fastest-growing demographics in hunting. Change has come quickly, and it has not occurred evenly across Canada and the United States. Even when I was…

ByJeff HelsdonOctober 3, 2022Share PostShare on Facebook Share on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link

10 Outdoor Gear Deals for October

The Fall season is here and deer season is upon us. For this top 10 outdoor gear list we researched quality products that are highly rated, made by reputable outdoor brands, and are new to the market. We looked for a variety of products needed in the field for hunting and the outdoors including, broadheads,…

ByNorth American Outdoorsman StaffSeptember 28, 2022Share PostShare on Facebook Share on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link

2A & Carry Editorial Featured News

USCCA Congratulates Georgia Governor for Signing Constitutional Carry Bill

Source: Shooting Wire | www.shootingwire.com USCCA Congratulates Georgia Governor for Signing Constitutional Carry Bill Encourages All Law-Abiding Georgian Gun Owners to Prioritize Firearm Safety and Training to Protect Themselves and Their Loved Ones at All Times West Bend, WI – The U.S. Concealed Carry Association (USCCA), which has over 625,000 members nationwide including over 17,000 in Georgia…

ByNorth American Outdoorsman StaffApril 15, 2022Share PostShare on Facebook Share on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link

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Fighting Off The Cold

In a country that regularly sees temperatures of -40˚ Celsius across many of its latitudes, those who spend a lot of time in the outdoors need to find ways to keep cold at bay that often dips to levels that can kill. Hot Drinks To many people, a hot cup of coffee is part…

ByNorth American Outdoorsman StaffJanuary 28, 2022Share PostShare on Facebook Share on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link

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Hunting The Fool’s Hen

I went north, way north, to the B.C. – Yukon border to hunt moose. We camped and tented for 13 days and we had a great trip, although we never got our moose. However, we caught a lot of Arctic grayling and bagged a mess of spruce grouse. As it turned out, it was decided…