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Pursue The Outdoors consists of a team of outdoor enthusiasts living in the Pacific Northwest who share a common passion for the outdoors and for helping others. Each member contributes their individual talents and knowledge to assist other outdoor enthusiasts in their own pursuit of the outdoors.

Through our Web site at PursueTheOutdoors.com, hunters, anglers, and other outdoor enthusiasts can connect with each other through blogs, forums, videos, and photos. They can also learn more about various outdoor activities through seminars, podcasts, articles, news stories, along with other tools and resources designed to help outdoor enthusiasts research, plan, and prepare for their next outdoor adventure.

When you're in the field or on the water, be on the lookout for Pursue The Outdoors Pro Staff and Field Staff members, and say hello.

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  • Catch and Release Photography

    Wildlife photography can be very challenging. This goes double for photographing trophy fish out on the water. A photographer has to contend with the weather, the rock of the boat, and the unpredictability of live fish struggling to get out of the fisherman’s hands and back into the water; all these elements combine to make [...]

  • Tips for Hunting with Attractants

    Attractants can be one of the most powerful weapons in a hunter’s arsenal. Used correctly, it can bring the bucks in from long distances and set you up for the perfect shot. Most hunters use scents to attract bucks. Remember that adult bucks responding to scent invariably try to get downwind to check the scent [...]

  • How To Get in Shape for Elk Season

    Wilderness elk hunting is an athletic endeavor but you don’t need to kill yourself getting in shape. Cameron Hanes, fitness and bow hunting authority as well as TV show host and columnist for the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, says moderation in exercise is a key for most hunters. “You don’t have to be a world-class [...]

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  • Don't Fall for Not-so-guided-fishing tripsYour Guide to Guided Fishing (Resorts and Lodges Too)

    They say ignorance is bliss, but if you want bliss on your next fishing trip, be sure to do your research. Some fishing lodges and fishing resorts have secrets – the kind of secrets that can make or break a customer’s experience. Here’s an inside look at some of questions to ask and things to [...]

  • Javelina have great natural camouflageJavelina: a Cheap, Winter Alternative to Wild Boar Hunting Out West

    Winter months out west tend to bring wild boar hunting to a grinding halt. Thankfully, some of the other western states have answer to the winter pig hunting doldrums. The Javelina or Collared Peccary is the pig hunter’s “big” game in Arizona. Javelina can also be found in Texas and New Mexico. The largest Javelina [...]

  • Night Vision Cat. Photo: LorchaosNight Vision: Not Just for Spies

    We’ve all seen the green tinted night vision images from spy movies and gadget shows and nearly everyone who has seen these shows has wanted to give night vision goggles a try. Good news: the great outdoors provide the perfect playground for night vision fun. Many nights in the back country are far from dark. [...]

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Your Guide to Guided Fishing (Resorts and Lodges Too)

by Pursue The Outdoors December 29, 2011
Your Guide to Guided Fishing (Resorts and Lodges too)

They say ignorance is bliss, but if you want bliss on your next fishing trip, be sure to do your research. Some fishing lodges and fishing resorts have secrets – the kind of secrets that can make or break a customer’s experience. Here’s an inside look at some of questions to ask and things to [...]

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Catch and Release Photography

by Pursue The Outdoors June 28, 2011

Wildlife photography can be very challenging. This goes double for photographing trophy fish out on the water. A photographer has to contend with the weather, the rock of the boat, and the unpredictability of live fish struggling to get out of the fisherman’s hands and back into the water; all these elements combine to make [...]

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Tips for Hunting with Attractants

by Pursue The Outdoors June 28, 2011

Attractants can be one of the most powerful weapons in a hunter’s arsenal. Used correctly, it can bring the bucks in from long distances and set you up for the perfect shot. Most hunters use scents to attract bucks. Remember that adult bucks responding to scent invariably try to get downwind to check the scent [...]

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Javelina: a Cheap, Winter Alternative to Wild Boar Hunting Out West

by Pursue The Outdoors June 28, 2011
Javelina: a Cheap, Winter Alternative to Wild Boar Hunting Out West

Winter months out west tend to bring wild boar hunting to a grinding halt. Thankfully, some of the other western states have answer to the winter pig hunting doldrums. The Javelina or Collared Peccary is the pig hunter’s “big” game in Arizona. Javelina can also be found in Texas and New Mexico. The largest Javelina [...]

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How To Get in Shape for Elk Season

by Pursue The Outdoors June 28, 2011

Wilderness elk hunting is an athletic endeavor but you don’t need to kill yourself getting in shape. Cameron Hanes, fitness and bow hunting authority as well as TV show host and columnist for the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, says moderation in exercise is a key for most hunters. “You don’t have to be a world-class [...]

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How to Take Great Photos After the Hunt

by Pursue The Outdoors June 28, 2011

Hunting is a great pastime, but after the hunt is over we often want to find a way to preserve those memories. Getting some high quality shots of you and/or your kill can really add to and preserve the experience. However, taking a great photo is just as nuanced as taking a great shot— it’s [...]

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Hunting Blacktail Deer

by Pursue The Outdoors June 28, 2011
Hunting Blacktail Deer

Hunting big blacktail bucks can be a great challenge. It doesn’t matter wether you go out with a bow, handgun, or a rifle— a blacktail hunt is going to be a trial. Many well known outdoor writers and hunters say they are harder to bag than a wily whitetail or a wise old mule deer. [...]

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Tips for First Time Horseback Hunters

by Pursue The Outdoors June 28, 2011

Your first horseback elk hunt can be a daunting endeavor— especially if you’re new to horseback riding. Still, with a little preparation, there is no reason to fear the saddle. Just take a look at these tips and you’ll save you (and your horse) a lot of wear and tear (and stress). Consider taking a [...]

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How To Process Elk at Home

by Pursue The Outdoors June 28, 2011

Taking down an Elk in the wild is an amazing experience, but it shouldn’t end at field dressing. Taking your game from the wild to table connects you with nature in a unique way and builds respect for the animals we hunt and the ways we hunt them. Below are a few tips for how [...]

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How To Stay Safe When Ice Fishing

by Pursue The Outdoors June 28, 2011

Falling through the ice into frigid water is the type of experience you don’t soon forget. Even if it’s just a pant leg through an ½ inch of pond ice the feeling of cold water rushing against your skin can give anyone reason to panic. And, since it’s usually cold outside when there is ice [...]

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Night Vision: Not Just for Spies

by Pursue The Outdoors June 27, 2011
Night Vision: Not Just for Spies

We’ve all seen the green tinted night vision images from spy movies and gadget shows and nearly everyone who has seen these shows has wanted to give night vision goggles a try. Good news: the great outdoors provide the perfect playground for night vision fun. Many nights in the back country are far from dark. [...]

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Range Finders Could be the next Must Have Item in your Backpack

by Pursue The Outdoors June 27, 2011
Range Finders Could be the next Must Have Item in your Backpack

Outdoor enthusiasts love to guess about all sorts of things. We guess how many stars are in the Milky Way, we guess how fast a deer runs or we might even guess about how long it will be until that big, dark cloud dumps rain on us. But there are times when guessing in the [...]

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Helping Out Where You Hike

by Pursue The Outdoors June 27, 2011

Having a good time is pretty high on everyone’s to do list, especially when surrounded by the best nature has to offer and few great friends to share it with. We hike, bike, climb, camp, raft, fish, hunt, four-wheel, sleep and eat — among other things — in the back country. If not done properly, [...]

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Singing in the Rain

by Pursue The Outdoors June 27, 2011

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow once wrote “Into each life some rain must fall.” Not only is this true for all of us in the meta-physical sense, but also true in the sense that if you are standing under the sky when water falls out of it, there is a more than fair chance some of it [...]

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Improve Your Bird Watching Experience

by Pursue The Outdoors June 27, 2011

Bird watching is the number one spectator sport in North America; not baseball, not football, not Olympic curling—bird watching. Ornithologists are everywhere you look. Whether you just like to watch the Robins flock to your front yard bird feeder or you go on jungle sojourns to try and spot the rarest and most elusive of [...]

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Ditch the Plastic: it’s Time to Switch to Bait Bags

by Pursue The Outdoors June 27, 2011
Ditch the Plastic: it’s Time to Switch to Bait Bags

Fishing with live bait is as old as fishing itself. Maybe that is why so many anglers love it; maybe it’s because live bait is so effective. Regardless, not only do anglers choose to use live fishing bait, but they choose to use one particular bait more than all the others— the earthworm. There are [...]

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Fat Albert and Lil’ Tunny: Jersey’s Shore Fishing Secret

by Pursue The Outdoors June 27, 2011

New Jersey is blessed with some of the best surf fishing anywhere, with more species found in the waters there than are found in most other parts of the country. Of all the game fish found in the New Jersey surf, none is more challenging to catch than the false albacore. As frustrating as it [...]

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Anglin’ for the Blues

by Pursue The Outdoors June 27, 2011

Fishing for Bluefish (Potatomus salatrix), a tenacious saltwater fish that provides some of the best angling thrills on light tackle, is an awesome challenge and one that no saltwater angler should miss. They are mainly thought of as an Eastern United States fish, although they are found in most temperate waters throughout the world. Bluefish [...]

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Duck Calls: Wood or Acrylic

by Pursue The Outdoors June 24, 2011
Duck Calls: Wood or Acrylic

What’s the deal nowadays with acrylic calls? Their popularity has grown to overwhelming proportions in the last few years. Is it because of them being so widely used in competition or are most people actually using them in the field? Question is, do you need one? Let’s explore the differences between wood and acrylic. Twenty [...]

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Why Fish?

by Pursue The Outdoors June 24, 2011

Some anglers fish to put food on the table. Other anglers go for the excitement of reeling in a monster fish. Then there are still others who fish for the competition and the money. For the most part, I have always been in group number three. I always had the most fun when I was [...]

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