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I’m Wade, the author of The Great Outsmores and also the creator behind Outdoorsblogger.com. I’ve had a passion for getting outside and seeing new places since I was a little squirt as my grandpa called me. I started bass fishing at age eight in a pond near my parent’s house (at age ten I caught a nine pound hog that’s still my best bass), and never lost that wonder lust as the suburbs grew in around me. I’ve spent two working vacations in Colorado and many summers in the Florida Keys. In between, I’ve taken up fly-fishing, hiking, bouldering, shooting, boating, white-water kayaking, skiing, and now… writing, I suppose. I even got married at a ski resort (skied on my wedding day ), but I’m now toiling in a land of strip malls and traffic lights. That said, I still escape whenever I can. OutdoorsBlogger.com
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Recent Blog Posts
Fishing And Hunting Guides - Blogging Will Increase Bookings and Revenue
- OutdoorsBlogger
- November 12, 2007
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Hunters and fishermen are increasingly using the internet to find pros and guides on their next outing. Blogging is the most effective way to reach these potential clients, whether used separately or in conjunction with an existing website. Hunting and fishing guides who blog will consistently do two things: 1.) Get more eyeballs on their company, outfit, or organization and 2.) Convert more of these viewers to clients. Read on for the how and why...
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