Many see an outdoor writer’s life as the ultimate sporting life: a day that begins in a secluded cabin, watching snowflakes fall as you grab that morning cup of coffee and head for the computer – or even head out to do a “little research”, with a rod or rifle in hand. And it only gets better after that; money to buy equipment and guns, trips to exotic places… why it must be like a paid vacation!

Just read our stories on Hunting, Shooting And Fishing!

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The author of "How to Become an Outdoor Writer" has been published in these magazines:

Petersen's HUNTING In-Fisherman Walleye In-Sider Cabela's Outfitter Journal Mossy Oak's Hunting the Country The VARMINT HUNTER Predator Xtreme Fur-Fish-Game ...and many others

Here are some of our top stories this week (based on traffic popularity):

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2. The Short Barrel, Short Action Advantage (...More Shooting Stories)

3. Taking the Pain Out of Loading Extruded Powders (...More Shooting Stories)

4. The Burris Ballistic Mil-Dot Scope (...More Shooting Stories)

5. A Review of Quickload Ballistic Software (...More Shooting Stories)