If you follow us closely here at Affiliated Outdoors, https://theaffiliatedoutdoors.com/ you will likely hear us refer to the outdoor lifestyle quite a bit. It’s in our writing, our speaking, and even in our mission statement. We believe that hunting, fishing, and firearms go beyond sport. We believe that those sports are just pillars of the outdoor lifestyle. A true 365-day way of living. Something that we can engage in and live out from youth to old age, pass down from generation to generation, and use as a guide in our daily lives. The outdoor lifestyle is alive and well in America, and we wouldn’t have it any other way. As we move on and continuously evolve in this outdoor lifestyle, new areas of interest inevitably pop up. Needless to say, the outdoor lifestyle in 2018 is drastically different than it was in 1918, or even just ten years ago in 2008. While land and wildlife management are not new ideas by any stretch, they have evolved and become something of a new dream in the outdoor community. Now more than ever we have outdoorsmen and women with land and wildlife management aspirations. Hunters who hope to further immerse themselves in the outdoor lifestyle by connecting with the outdoors at a deeper level. So many public land hunters So many public land hunters who live the do-it-yourself lifestyle just dream of one day having access to private property so they can put their own touch on it. Many of you reach out to us and others on social media to share that dream. Some of our most popular posts here and on social media center upon land management or deer management. Modern outdoorsmen and women are in love with the idea of putting their own touch on a piece of land and making it better for the wildlife and recreation alike. More hunters than ever before are trading the camouflage for work boots as they mount their tractors to plant food plots, alter the landscape, and break a sweat in the name of better hunting and a more sustainable renewable resource. Quality Deer Management Association Thanks to incredible stewardship examples set by organizations like the Quality Deer Management Association, National Wild Turkey Federation, and outdoor television showing us how rewarding management can be, we now have a new age of outdoorsmen with a different dream. A dream of putting their hands on a piece of property and leaving a lasting legacy. Receive a $50 goHUNT Gear Shop Gift Card by using code WR when joining Insider http://bit.ly/2s8dX5k . Whitetail Rendezvous podcast receives compensation each time a new member joins Insider via our link Here’s a quick demo about goHUNT.com/insider https://youtu.be/YFNMzEUtcys
