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Outdoor Guide Magazine has become the premier, regional outdoor magazine in the country. For the best information on hunting, fishing, boating, camping...all outdoors, it's Outdoor Guide Magazine.
If you haven't seen this magazine and spend time in the southern Midwest, you MUST call us at 800-706-2444 or order a FREE copy right here on this Web site. Also, you may order a copy for a friend, relative or acquaintance.
Do yourself a favor and do it NOW! Outdoor Guide Magazine...you won't be without it once you see it!

Dan Young grew up in Washington MO. He always enjoyed the outdoors and radio. He has been working in radio since 1997,
Dan can be heard on KRNT 1350AM every Wednesday in afternoon drive from 5:00 to 7:00pm or Sunday Nights 5:00 to 7:00pm. On Praise 940 am every Thusday at 5:00pm from Des Moines Iowa.

Dan is the host of the "KMOX Outdoors Show" on Sunday nights 7:00 to 8:00pm. On KMOX 1120 AM The sports Voice of St. Louis, that hits over 40 states!
You can see Dan on KCCI Channel 8 News the #1 rated news in the state of Iowa, every Thursday morning around 7:35am for an Outdoors Dan Report.
Starting in July 2007 Dan's TV show "Outdoors Traditions TV" seen weekly on FOX-17, and on Fox Sports Network across the country through December.

Doug is the author of two books: Boxes, Rockets, and Pens: A History Of Wildlife Restoration In Tennessee, and The Complete Tennessee Angler (co-authored with Vernon Summerlin). He is a 2004 inductee into MTSU’s Journalism Wall Of Fame. He is also the past president of both the Southeastern and the Tennessee outdoor writers associations. He was the Tennessee Wildlife Federation’s Conservation Communicator of the Year in 2002. Listen to his show LIVE every Saturday on Super Talk 99.7 WTN, Nashville, TN. The best part of Outdoors With Doug Markham is segments with his guests. The show isn’t about Doug, but rather emphasizes interviews with far more consummate anglers and hunters. Always a sportsman, but only a fair one compared to the guests he interviews, Doug is an inquisitive radio host who has asked a million question since departing MTSU’s campus in 1983.

PartyCoveUSA.com was founded to provide party hungry fun & sun seekers a single source lake party social networking and information site. We provide complete weekend party coverage, including lake party location information, interactive bar listings and everything else you need to have fun at the lake. Find party spots and hot bars by GPS location, and stay in touch with other lake party animals. Let us know where the Party Cove is on your lake or river, and we will start to cover it and give you support! We host VIP parties and travel with the famous "PartyCove Girls," so invite us to see your lake party. We are actively looking for new party locations, so help us out. Remember, "It's all about the party" so live the lifestyle!

U.S. & World Chapters of the Redneck Yacht Club
(If yours is not listed here, e-mail us at: rnyc@comcast.net and we'll link your chapter*.).

*All chapters listed are required to link our official site to theirs for any merchandise sales. Redneck Yacht Club is protected by trademark. Unauthorized sale of merchandise is a violation of copyright and tradmark laws.

Louisiana Chapter - Maurepas, LA 70449 - www.LARedneckYachtClub.com

Craig Morgan is country music's stealth star. He's had back-to-back #1 singles, massive radio airplay--including country's biggest hit of 2005, solid album sales and a belated nomination in 2006 as the Academy of Country Music's new male vocalist of the year, yet his recognition factor has not quite caught up to the scope of his popularity and his level of success. That is all about to change with his latest CD, Little Bit of Life.

Little Bit of Life is Morgan’s fourth album and third for the red-hot independent label Broken Bow Records. His previous albums spawned such memorable hits as I Got You, Redneck Yacht Club, and the poignant Almost Home, as well as That’s What I Love About Sunday, which spent five weeks at No. 1 and ended 2005 as country radio’s most played song of the year, surpassing hits by Toby Keith, Rascal Flatts, Keith Urban, George Strait, Sugarland and Faith Hill, among others.