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Monday, February 28, 2011

Looking For Sporting Goods Products To Review...

Outdoors Ontario is looking for products to use, review and evaluate after using them like they were intended to be used. We will provide accurate true unbiased reviews and will work directly with the owner/distributor/manufacturer ensuring that your review receives a fair evaluation. If you have a product you would like real outdoorsmen or outdoorswomen to use and review and report back to our following, contact us by e-mail. We hunt, fish, camp, hike, carve, canoe, boat, travel, cook, photograph and many things in between. We will only accept your product for review knowing that we can provide you with an accurate and fair evaluation. We will not post any article regarding a product until we have discussed our findings and received permission to do so. So if you would like Outdoors Ontario to review a product and post our evaluation to our followers please contact us a outdoorsontario@gmail.com

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Sunday, March 1, 2009

Mountain Gear Outdoors Store

For a wide variety of quality outdoors apparel, supplies and more visit Mountain gear. Tey offer quality outdoor products at reasonable rates. Very good selection and have had no problems with delivery or performance of products I've ordered. Check them out at..........

Mountain Gear Deal of the Day - One product, every day, instant savings of 30%, 40%, 50% or more! Additional savings applied for 1 day only, while supplies last. Cannot be combined with any other discount or offer.

Monday, May 26, 2008

Time to get the boat out.........

Well I got my quad, put some miles on it, satisifed with it's performance. Now it's time to shift gears; get the boat out, check the tires, grease the hubs, change the gear oil, buy the fishing licence, pull out all the gear and hit the lake. I think to start the season out on the right foot, we'll go for some lakers first. I have my favorite little lake that is long, narrow and offers some nice lakers without having to be out in the wide open water, fighting waves and freezing your >>> off. Early season lakers are usually pretty easy to take. I use a small to medium sized rapala with three large weights. It gets me down to around 20 ft. ; and that's all it takes. I'll post some photos in a week or so.............so you can see if I was successful.