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  • Riding lawnmowerFatal Fall Leads to Grass Cutting Suspension at National Parks

    The National Park Service has indefinitely suspended all grass mowing at national parks following the the fatal fall of a maintenance worker cutting the grass at a park in North Carolina. The agency is taking the time to review safety procedures. An official order to its regional offices was sent out Friday, May 11 to [...]

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    The World At Night (TWAN) recently announced the winners of the Third International Earth and Sky Photo Contest on Dark Skies Importance. Founded by TWAN and Dark Skies Awareness project in 2008, this contest grew from a regional focus  to an international effort during 2009. The winning photographs presented in the video below were created using the “TWAN [...]

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    These two girls from Iceland have probably inadvertently set the record for smiles and laughter on camera during their four week adventure in the Highlands of their own country. But, if you watch the almost eight-minute-long video, it’s hard not to smile along with them and daydream of the place you’d like to spend four [...]

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    Climbers travel to some of the world’s most scenic places to try and overtake the steep landscapes they dream about at home. But each climber is at the mercy of the weather and must wait for ideal conditions before attempting an ascent. Tent Bound in Devil’s Bay is a brief documentary about that darker, slower [...]

  • View of the Missouri River Breaks on Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge in Montana.Spring Break Fishing in Montana

    The boys behind the production house Montana Wild decided to take an alternative spring break. They avoided the bikinis, beaches and cruises for a few calming days on the Missouri River. They filmed it all and compiled their footage into a three-and-a-half minute video segment seen below. From Montana Wild’s vimeo page, “With sunny conditions, [...]

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Fatal Fall Leads to Grass Cutting Suspension at National Parks

by Outdoor Hub Reporters May 17, 2012
Fatal Fall Leads to Grass Cutting Suspension at National Parks

The National Park Service has indefinitely suspended all grass mowing at national parks following the the fatal fall of a maintenance worker cutting the grass at a park in North Carolina. The agency is taking the time to review safety procedures. An official order to its regional offices was sent out Friday, May 11 to [...]

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Video: Some of the Most Impressive Outdoor Photographs of 2011

by Outdoor Hub Reporters May 16, 2012
Some of the Most Impressive Outdoor Photographs of 2011

The World At Night (TWAN) recently announced the winners of the Third International Earth and Sky Photo Contest on Dark Skies Importance. Founded by TWAN and Dark Skies Awareness project in 2008, this contest grew from a regional focus  to an international effort during 2009. The winning photographs presented in the video below were created using the “TWAN [...]

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20 Year Old Sets Missouri Record for Trotline-Caught Largemouth Bass

by Outdoor Hub Reporters May 16, 2012
20 Year Old Sets Record Largemouth Bass in Missouri

In the Missouri State Record Fish Database, there are a few records listed that have only recently been set. One such record was that of a largemouth bass caught with trotline roughly ten years ago, which has just recently been confirmed to be broken. The new record-setter, David Gilmore, was also fishing with trotline and [...]

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Canadian Woman Forgets Colliding with Moose that Broke Her Neck

by Outdoor Hub Reporters May 16, 2012
What Moose? Women Forgets Hitting a Moose that Broke Her Neck; Ruined Her Car

Following a near-fatal collision with a moose on a Canadian highway, a woman drove her car the remaining 25 miles to work with her windshield flattened and her car roof peeled away. Most interestingly, Michelle Higgins doesn’t even remember any of it happening – she lost all recollection of the incident as she continued along [...]

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Kayaker Attempting to Break Record Speed Circumnavigation of Great Britain

by Outdoor Hub Reporters May 16, 2012
Kayaker Attempts to Break Record Speed Circumnavigation of Great Britain

On the evening of Wednesday, May 16, kayaker Joe Leach plans on paddling through Port St. Mary harbour on the 15th day of his estimated 80-day journey. The record to beat is 80 days kayaking around the perimeter of Great Britain, a path that is debated to be between 7,000 and 11,000 miles (depending on [...]

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Have You Ever Had Your Gear Stolen?

by Outdoor Hub Reporters May 16, 2012
Have You Ever Had Your Gear Stolen?

An unfortunate number of outdoor gear theft goes unreported to the authorities for a few reasons. Join our Campfire Discussion this week to unofficially report the objects you have had taken from you and to share advice on how to protect yourself from theft. Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Officer Bobbi Lively says hunters [...]

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Huge Year-Round Resort in Utah Going Up for Auction

by Outdoor Hub Reporters May 16, 2012
Huge Year-Round Resort in Utah Going Up for Auction

A number of foreign and domestic bidders are showing interest in a number of valuable properties and parcels soon to be available in Utah, including the Wolf Creek Utah Resort and Wolf Mountain Ski Resort. Even though it’s been a long-term gem of northern Utah, the resort was $20 million in debt and filed for [...]

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Dead Trophy Bucks May Soon Father Fawns with Does Hundreds of Miles Away

by Outdoor Hub Reporters May 16, 2012
Dead Trophy Bucks May Soon Father Fawns with Does Hundreds of Miles Away

An absolute monster of a buck harvested in Illinois successfully impregnated six does in Louisiana after his death. That sounds impossible, but with the help of a determined hunter and the brains and technology of a researcher at Louisiana State University, it’s very possible. Hunter Mike Toney shot a trophy whitetail buck in Illinois last [...]

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First Look at “Strength in Numbers”, the Mountain Biking Documentary Two Years in the Making

by Outdoor Hub Reporters May 15, 2012
First Look at “Strength In Numbers” The Mountain Biking Documentary Almost 2 Years in the Making

On May 24th at 3pm EDT, Red Bull TV will stream Strength in Numbers for free. This new documentary on the world of mountain biking covers everything from novice bikers to the best pros in the sport. Overall the crew traveled more than 35,000 miles and shot over 450 hours of footage to make this [...]

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Video: Homemade Pump Action Slingshot Crossbow

by Outdoor Hub Reporters May 15, 2012
Check Out This Pump Action Slingshot Crossbow

This homemade slingshot crossbow can shoot up to twenty “rounds” in just a few seconds. In this video the inventor takes out eight glass bottles in six shots.

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Free National Parks Passes for Military Families Available May 19

by Outdoor Hub Reporters May 15, 2012
Free National Parks Passes for Military Families

Beginning Saturday, May 19, members of the military and their dependents will be able to receive an annual parks pass free of charge. The pass normally costs $80 and gives access to more than 2,000 national parks, wildlife refuges and other public lands. The Department of the Interior made the announcement last Tuesday, saying it [...]

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Lifetime Hunting and Fishing Licenses Up for Consideration in Michigan

by Outdoor Hub Reporters May 15, 2012
Lifetime Licenses Up for Consideration Before Michigan Lawmakers

If House Bill 5334 is passed into law, Michigan hunters and anglers could purchase individual lifetime licenses for hunting and fishing several different types of species. The proposed lifetime licenses include firearm deer, archery deer, small game, restricted fishing, and all-species fishing. Individual lifetime license fees range from $220 to $285. An all-encompassing lifetime license [...]

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Newly-Launched Deer Talk Show Welcomes Ted Nugent as its First Guest

by Outdoor Hub Reporters May 15, 2012
Newly-Launched Deer Talk Show Welcomes Ted Nugest as its First Guest

The first edition of the web show Deer Talk Now is set to air at 12 pm CST Wednesday May 16 and every Wednesday at the same time from now on the Deer and Deer Hunting website. Ted Nugent will be the first ever guest to appear on the show to talk about… well, even [...]

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Record-setting 1950s Ferrari Hydroplane Sells for $1.1 Million at Auction

by Outdoor Hub Reporters May 15, 2012
Record-setting 1950s Ferrari Hydroplane Sells for $1.1 Million at Auction

The famous 1950s Ferrari hydroplane fell just short of predicted sale price during an auction in Monaco, although it still drew in an impressive €868,000 ($1,110,606). That is the most any hydroplane has ever sold at auction. Original press release issued by RM Auctions on May 14, 2012: Highlights from the two-day Monaco auction: RM [...]

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Video: Target Shooting from a Mile Away with a .338 Savage Arms BA110

by Outdoor Hub Reporters May 15, 2012
One-Mile Target Shooting with a Savage Arms BA110

The southern Nevada desert is the perfect place for long-range target practice. In the video below made by Sin City Productions, a shooter takes aim with a Savage Arms BA110 chambered in .338 Lapua Magnum and mounting a Nightforce NXS 5.5-22x50mm scope out for a challenging trip to the range. Watch to see if he [...]

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“Swamp People” Star Mitchell Guist Dies After Falling from Boat

by Outdoor Hub Reporters May 14, 2012
“Swamp People” Star Dies After Falling From Boat

The History Channel has lost one of the stars of its hit show Swamp People. Mitchell Guist, half of the much loved, rough cut, alligator-hunting Guist brothers has died after falling out of his boat in Louisiana, reportedly after suffering some form of seizure. However, the official cause of death has yet to be determined by [...]

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Video of the Largest Freestyle Motocross Course in the World

by Outdoor Hub Reporters May 14, 2012
Video of The Largest Freestyle Motocross Course in the World

Check out this video of one of the most impressive venues constructed in motocross history. The Red Bull X-Fighters arena at Glen Helen Raceway has features that no other park in the history of the sport has ever offered. This arena has the potential to change the sport forever.

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Waterfowlers Split on Proposed Duck Stamp Price Increase

by Outdoor Hub Reporters May 14, 2012
The 2010-2011 Federal Duck Stamp by Robert Bealle of Waldorf, Maryland.

The price of the federal duck stamp has not changed since 1991. At the request of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, President Obama added a provision to increase the price to his 2013 budget proposal. The cost of the duck stamp, officially called the Federal Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp, would increase by [...]

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Russian Satellite Captures Largest Image of Earth to Date

by Outdoor Hub Reporters May 14, 2012
Russian Satellite Captures Best Image of Earth to Date

Even though the Cold War’s over, there’s still a little bit of extraterrestrial competition between the United States and Russia. So when NASA published the most accurate, highest resolution photograph of Earth a decade ago called “Blue Marble”, it’s only natural that the Russians would follow suit with their own even-higher resolution image seen above. The [...]

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Deer Herd Panics in Minnesota Town, Smashing into Mall, Bus Stops and More

by Outdoor Hub Reporters May 14, 2012
Deer Herd Panics in Downtown Smashing into Mall, Bus Stops and More

If there’s one alternative to hunting deer for dinner, it’s hitting a deer with your car. One driver took home an extra meal after he accidentally hit one of eight disoriented deer that were running amok in downtown Moorhead, Minnesota. At least two of the lost deer died after panicking and running into a van, [...]

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