A new week's worth of content will revolve around outdoor access and opportunity across the entire United States.
It's tough to say Americans are truly "united" on almost any subject. After a tumultuous stretch of division and hardship, finding common ground among our fellow countrymen and women is more and more difficult.
One area of debate, while still plenty divisive, accounts for the enjoyment of outdoor recreation. Camping, hiking, and sightseeing are the sorts of things we all enjoy and rarely get criticism for. Fishing might begin to creep into that category, but mention hunting and you're sure to get some passionate opinions on both sides.
But we don't write articles for anti-hunters, and we don't create videos with the intention of a PETA member watching. We make content for hunters, anglers, and wilderness enthusiasts, no matter where they came from, who they voted for, or what they like to do.
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As long as you're doing it ethically and with the right intentions, outdoor recreation should be inclusive and avoid breaking into factions. In turn, we're devoting this week to state-by-state hunting, fishing, and outdoor information. Whether it's a rank of the best places to do certain things, or a zoomed-in view of the rules and regulations for one particular spot, we're sharing it all.
Hopefully you get something out of it, something that makes you want to get out. Outside, that is.
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