SF: Fine, but… WH: I would be a good outdoorsman.
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Shia looks quite the outdoorsman ... rocking those running leggings, confidently.
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Daniel is an outdoorsman, born and raised on the Redneck Riviera.
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George P. recalled George H.W. as an outdoorsman and avid eater.
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Same grandpa considered himself something of an outdoorsman (don't all grandpas?).
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Real like outdoorsman type shit like log cabin fireplace always running.
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He'd been a hunter and outdoorsman since he was a young adult.
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Raymond Kethledge, an outdoorsman who managed to charm Trump in his interview?
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His supporters compare him favorably to Justice Neil Gorsuch, also an avid outdoorsman.
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His father, a real outdoorsman, regularly brought home moose, deer, rabbit, and ducks.
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Mr. Cuomo is something of an outdoorsman and has vacationed in the Adirondacks.
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He's an outdoorsman, and the Supreme Court needs a little bit more geographical diversity.
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Gorsuch lives in Boulder, Colorado, where he raises horses and is a life-long outdoorsman.
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After the outdoorsman went on a hike along the Appalachian trail, a new adventure began.
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Boggs, an avid outdoorsman and consumer of Miller Lite, is an excellent follow on Twitter.
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Trump Jr. is an avid outdoorsman with a vocal interest in the Interior Department's duties.
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Palmer is a car enthusiast, an experienced hunter, and an outdoorsman, according to the FBI.
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Theodore Roosevelt was a well-known outdoorsman who was an almost fanatical believer in fitness.
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And he noted the company's founder, Sam Walton, was an avid outdoorsman who hunted quail.
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Chief Silks, an avid outdoorsman, marathoner and mountaineer, had just put in his retirement paperwork.
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The Russian president has often been shown as an outdoorsman and in a heroic light.
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An avid outdoorsman and gourmand, Harrison enjoyed hiking, fishing and cooking – which he often wrote about.
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Mr. Guzzetta is quite the outdoorsman, as you can see from his profile photo on XWordInfo.com.
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Before the injury, Allen&aposs husband was an outdoorsman who was "very loud and outgoing," she said.
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She was an outdoorsman and an extremely good organizer, and she just wanted to do her job.
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Becoming a boat guy seems to be the next natural step to take for the great outdoorsman.
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That night, Moores, the deer hunter, and an outdoorsman named Tom Wah decided to quit as well.
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"Well, I think of myself as an outdoorsman really," Harold says, then moves into her place anyway.
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The outdoorsman was joined by close family and friends, including cousin Princess Eugenie and her boyfriend Jack Brooksbank.
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An outdoorsman, Trump Jr. learned to hunt and fish from his Czech grandparents, Ivanka Trump wrote in 2010.
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An enthusiastic outdoorsman, Mr. Wainwright was for decades a keen traveler throughout the United States and far beyond.
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The avid outdoorsman and his future wife, Anne, spent their youth playing sports, bike-riding and skiing together.
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But he is also described as an enthusiastic outdoorsman, and he has backed increased funding to preserve open spaces.
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Ward is an experienced outdoorsman, having spent weeks in the Arizona desert alone with just a bedroll growing up.
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Trump's son Donald Trump Jr. is an avid outdoorsman who helped his father build closer ties to the NRA.
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He had spent 38 years on the force and was known to be an outdoorsman, marathon runner and mountaineer.
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You see, the article features a photo of Trump in which he, ever the outdoorsman, is sitting on a stump.
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All right, Walter, you spend a lot of time indoors, but -- no actually, you are an outdoorsman, aren&apost you?
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Ross, like Sandness, was an avid hunter and outdoorsman; at his funeral, fellow hunters were asked to wear their camouflage.
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He's also a lifelong outdoorsman, having learned to hunt and fish from his Czech grandparents, Ivanka Trump wrote in 22018.
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He's an avid outdoorsman Robinson's Instagram feed is filled with pictures and videos of the young actor enjoying time in nature.
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On July 10, 2014, Cody, an experienced outdoorsman, set out on a solo trek through the jungle in the sprawling park.
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But Zinke, a former Navy SEAL and Montana Congress member, billed himself as an outdoorsman who believed in protecting public lands.
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He'll add "rugged outdoorsman" when he appears on Bear Grylls's adventure show, in which Mr. Grylls brings celebrities into the wild.
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For Putin is not only a well-known outdoorsman, but one who is strong enough to play grueling sports such as hockey.
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Even as an outdoorsman, he is in favor of increased coal, oil and gas production, including his backing of the Keystone Pipeline.
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If you're an avid hunter or outdoorsman, you've almost assuredly seen guns, boots, antlers, skulls, and other paraphernalia colored via this process.
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Being from South Dakota, he was born and bred to be an outdoorsman; Mother Nature was what finally started his healing process.
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He was an avid outdoorsman, with a photograph of the day he reached the summit of Mount Everest framed on his desk.
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Zinke, a former Navy Seal and avid outdoorsman, will head the agency that manages about three-quarters of federal land and natural resources.
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An avid outdoorsman, he was on the board of the Rainforest Alliance, a conservation group, and treasurer of the nonprofit Arctic Explorer Fund.
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The industry is betting that a businessman president can understand those arguments and that Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, an avid outdoorsman, would agree.
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The ad ends with a flannel-clad outdoorsman (Kyle Mooney) carrying firewood over to a burning cross as a "Racists for Trump" logo appears.
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According to the Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial website, Caldwell was an avid outdoorsman who also loved the rodeo... but his real passion was firefighting.
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My experience wearing the hikersI'm not a dedicated outdoorsman, so I personally hadn't worn any other Columbia shoes before testing the SH/FT pair.
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The Post reports the young outdoorsman is back to doing what he loves, though he's not quite the same hiker he used to be.
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Finkel presents himself as an introvert, an outdoorsman and the survivor of a 10-day silent retreat in India, among other spirit-seeking adventures.
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Growing up in the 1970s in Hanover, Germany, Mr. Roth fantasized about owning a pair of Outdoorsman frames that were virtually impossible to find.
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Chuck Davis was an outdoorsman from small-town Washington, a former merchant marine who spent much of his leisure time on boats, crabbing and fishing.
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But downstairs at Gilded Lily, the crowd at Mr. Snyder's party mirrored his brand's aesthetic: one part woodsy outdoorsman, one part elegant gentleman — now stir.
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As best-selling outdoorsman author Jon Krakauer explains in interviews that run throughout the film, elite climbers understand that there's no glory in irrational risk.
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Setting out in March 2016 against wild weather, critics, and the odds alike, the spry outdoorsman made his final step of the journey on Oct.
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When Yosh, 34, adopted Simon, then just a kitten, from his neighbor, the outdoorsman knew he wanted to make Simon part of his nature journeys.
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"It's a city that doesn't feel as big as it is," said my uncle Brian, an avid outdoorsman and decades-long resident (and Melanie's dad).
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Mr. Johnson is an outdoorsman, and he has worked for the United States Forest Service, the National Park Service and the Bureau of Land Management.
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An avid outdoorsman, he was also an aviator and a hot-air balloonist and invented a sailing craft that could travel over sand on wheels.
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"The Call of the Wild," directed by Chris Sanders, has a recognizable leading man in Ford, who plays the novel's central human, a rugged outdoorsman.
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Justin is a sturdy outdoorsman who prays the rosary faithfully and is certain that whatever power Christians still have in the world today is fleeting.
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Theodore Roosevelt was a Rough Rider, a barrel-chested outdoorsman who loved the "manly sports" that brought out the rude, uncomplaining vigor of American youth.
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The company's founder and CEO Eric Siegfried, an avid outdoorsman himself, had created a more basic program to integrate these maps with his own Garmin GPS.
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I knew I needed not only a great outdoorsman, but a man who can be the life of the party and keep me on my toes.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan, an avid outdoorsman and hunter, told reporters Thursday that bump stocks were something that the country should consider taking a look at.
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"I know he considers himself an outdoorsman and pays a lot of money to be led to wildlife in Africa that he then kills," Cooper said.
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Mr. Conley, a gentle bearded outdoorsman who can speak at length about the preferences of the local amphibians, believes that the land could become something special.
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Mr. Diamond may not have been a gung-ho outdoorsman in the mold of Theodore Roosevelt; he liked to bike and hike and was a frustrated gardener.
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To be fair, Vanity Fair did seem to go out of its way to portray him as this chest-pounding outdoorsman who probably makes his own jerky.
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I know about David's relationship to his dad, an outdoorsman who wasn't exactly pro-gay, but loved his son enough to accept him, despite his own leanings.
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Harrison Ford returns to theaters this weekend in a new adaptation of "The Call of the Wild," Jack London's 1903 novel about an outdoorsman and a dog.
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His 40-liter backpack is filled with items fit for the die-hard outdoorsman, like Leica 10x42 Ultravid HD-Plus binoculars, malaria pills and water-purifying tablets.
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The scene that inspired the meme was taken from a 103 western film called "Jeremiah Johnson" that starred Robert Redford as an outdoorsman living in the Rocky Mountains.
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Collectively, all of the performance features make for a solid hiking shoe, whether you're going on a casual stroll in the woods or more of a serious outdoorsman.
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Before the divorce, Mr. Trump found a role model in someone quite different from his father: his maternal grandfather, Milos Zelnicek, an electrician who was an avid outdoorsman.
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In response to questions from ProPublica about the hunting trip, a spokesman for Trump Jr., an avid outdoorsman, said in a statement it was a purely personal expedition.
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For one, I imagine it's likely his carefully maintained persona of a tough guy outdoorsman is a contributing factor to his increasing popularity right here in the United States.
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"There have been many occasions where I've encountered other people's waste or toilet paper [in Zion], even very near campsites," says John Jones, an avid outdoorsman based in Utah.
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A human-rights champion, philanthropist, traveler, teacher, and avid outdoorsman, Carter is not just still actively involved in his many passions and hobbies, he's also picking new ones up.
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Ford is fine as the crotchety old outdoorsman, with Omar Sy and Cara Gee -- portraying the intrepid mail carriers -- the only other flesh-and-blood creatures that even register.
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One of the men who pleaded guilty to felony poaching, Malcolm Massey, said in an interview last week that he was an outdoorsman who was fascinated by the plant.
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For starters, it's pretty inconceivable that the rugged outdoorsman would have ever sung jolly Christmas duets or agreed to accepting People's Sexiest Man Alive title prior to the couple's courtship.
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Brett Schwanbeck, 61, a retired truck driver from Bullhead City, Arizona, was a father of three and an avid outdoorsman, his son, Shawn Schwanbeck, told the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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Over the last few years, Patagonia has become one of my favorite brands for fleeces, but I have to be honest: I am far from an outdoorsman or a mountaineer.
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"They were on their way to find a new route to Gurja Himal but encountered an accident," said the president, a noted outdoorsman who has himself trekked in the Himalayas.
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Brown, who is in his mid-sixties, is a former competitive triathlete, ski patrolman, and river-rafting guide, and he has the rugged look and expansive manner of a lifelong outdoorsman.
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Spiro deftly balances big-picture discussions of Progressive-era nativism with anecdotes that give you a picture of Grant's day-to-day life: part purveyor of monstrous ideas, part quirky outdoorsman.
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On July 10, 2014, the Alaskan couple's 27-year-old son, Cody Dial, an experienced outdoorsman, set out to trek through the jungles of Costa Rica's lush but treacherous Corcovado National Park.
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Zinke's an ardent hunter, fisherman and outdoorsman, and pledged in the Senate to oppose any attempt at large-scale transfers of federal land — long a goal of some conservatives in the West.
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Despite his arrival in Washington in jeans and a cowboy hat on a horse named Tonto, he must do more than act the part of the great outdoorsman; he must prove it.
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WASHINGTON — Ryan Zinke, a former member of the Navy SEALs and lifelong Montana outdoorsman who now heads the Interior Department, loves to compare himself to Theodore Roosevelt, the father of American conservation.
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Theodore Roosevelt had by far the most impressive menagerie: while in office, the famed outdoorsman and conservationist cared for some 50 animals, including a badger, a barn owl and a one-legged rooster.
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"I'm not the avid outdoorsman I was when I was younger, but I do believe in my right to protect my home and my family," he wrote in his statement, according to Ali.
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A duck hunter and outdoorsman, Mr. Hampton took his message of conservation to anyone who would listen, from the Garden Club of South Carolina to the readers of his "Woods and Waters" column.
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But she would find her way back to the lush landscapes of the Northeast and, while in Vermont over the summer of 1931, met an outdoorsman named Nickerson Rogers, who she would eventually marry.
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An avid outdoorsman who loves to fish, hike and snowboard, Robb stepped away from the grind for a few months to take a regular singing gig in the Colorado ski resort town of Vail.
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In an interview in Alaska for "CBS This Morning," Jan Crawford asked Barr — who was doing his best Cheneyesque dour-jowly-outdoorsman under the Big Sky routine — if he was worried about his reputation.
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"I was looking around for a product that was portable — that I could take with me," the avid outdoorsman and father of five told the show's co-hosts, Craig Cooper, Dhani Jones and Jeremy Bloom.
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But before he even starts shooting that, he's releasing Hunt for the Wilderpeople, his Sundance darling about Tupac-loving foster kid Ricky (Julian Dennison) and his contentious bond with an outdoorsman named Hec (Sam Neill).
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There were trips hunting dove and turkey with Nathan Triggs, the outdoorsman (some of his classmates called him "the farmboy"), whose rural, working-class values did not necessarily promote college as the key to success.
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Jared Morse, an outdoorsman and proud Utahn, found the lack of reasonably-priced bags that could survive wear and tear so frustrating that he went ahead and founded his own custom leather bag company: Kodiak Leather.
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After the shooting, Frein, an experienced outdoorsman, eluded an intensive, 48-day manhunt through the dense forests of the Pocono Mountains, about 100 miles north of Philadelphia, in the northeast corner of the state, prosecutors said.
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Trump also nominated U.S. Representative Ryan Zinke of Montana, an avid outdoorsman and former Navy SEAL commander who advocates for more coal mining on federal lands, to run the Department of the Interior that oversees public lands.
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Cary Grant himself spent years as a somewhat boring, slightly slimy nothingburger before his studio pinned him as a dapper screwball comedian; Clark Gable was marketed as a high-society ladies' man before he became a swarthy outdoorsman.
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A former ski racer and avid outdoorsman, Edens traveled the world in search of adventure but always found himself returning to Wyoming to tackle challenges like the summit of Grand Teton or Jackson's infamous ski run, Corbet's Couloir.
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The former Community star plays Jack, an intrepid outdoorsman who, thanks to budget cuts at the struggling wilderness magazine he writes for, is forced into giving up his dangerous reporting missions for a desk job at the magazine's offices.
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The fact that we're writing about this is probably a tip-off that the hike went poorly, and not just because this skilled outdoorsman was dressed like he was on the way to the locker room at Planet Fitness.
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With his white beard and weather-beaten face, an old pipe clenched in his teeth, he looked like a 22012th-century seafarer: a big, sturdy outdoorsman who climbed mountains, portaged canoes and carried his load of guns and tents.
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Allen, an avid outdoorsman, announced the news this morning that he would be retiring after a 12-year career and racking up 136 sacks—the most of anyone since he entered the league—in a video posted to his Twitter account.
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The Columbia Snowslope II Insulated Bib Pants have an "outgrown" feature that allows you to lengthen the pants by up to one and a half inches, helping your young outdoorsman or outdoorswoman squeeze an extra winter season out of the pants.
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Motherboard went out into the great white wilderness of Longyearbyen in Svalbard, Norway, the northernmost city in the world, to learn what it takes to survive in one of the world's most extreme climates with survival expert and outdoorsman Francisco Mattos.
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The Malheur refuge itself was established by Teddy Roosevelt, an avid outdoorsman who in 1908 set aside federal property around three Oregon lakes as a place for migratory birds to breed, one of more than 50 such refuges created during his presidency.
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This is the question that's been at the forefront of my mind since I got an unexpected text from my dad on Monday afternoon telling me that my uncle—a hale, hearty construction worker and avid outdoorsman—had been found dead that morning.
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Thanks in large part to the state's black voters, they're instead getting Doug Jones, a Democrat and self-proclaimed outdoorsman who campaigned partially on transitioning away from coal, investing in renewables, and addressing environmental issues that affect the state's minority populations most.
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He then made his way to Alaska's interior—paradise for a devoted outdoorsman such as himself—where, along with his wife, Elizabeth, he opened and ran a service station at milepost 188.5 along the Parks Highway, pumping gas for visitors to Denali.
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One bright thread running through the book is Williams's relationship with her father, John Tempest, a stoical, Teddy Roosevelt-style outdoorsman who shares his daughter's love of wild places even as he revels in the company he founded to lay pipes for natural gas.
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It's not unusual for those grieving at Alternative Funeral and Cremation Services to find comfort in a display of motorcycles or antique cars flanking the chapel, or even to see a custom-made giant duck blind splayed in front to celebrate the life of an avid outdoorsman.
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Trump, an avid outdoorsman who told attendees he enjoyed trips to Texas to hunt and fish, also has business ties to Dallas; Trump Hotels is in the process of building one of its new lower-cost concept hotels, Scion, downtown, according to the Dallas Business Journal.
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The exhibit also draws attention to Aldean's life away from the music: Sports uniforms and equipment represent his athletic side; a state-of-the-art hunting bow reflects his life as an avid outdoorsman; and a sentimental collection of boyhood objects offers a window into his early years.
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An outdoorsman through and through, an autobiography on Weidner's law firm's website describes his favored outdoor activities: "skiing, snow shoeing, river running, recreational shooting, hunting, fishing, and raising sled dogs and Chesapeake Bay retrievers," in addition to building the Goose Creek Tower on the Big Susitna River, and another log cabin outside of Anchorage.
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When a White House official called Trump Jr., an avid outdoorsman and frequent surrogate to conservative groups, over the August recess to brief him on some of the options under consideration, the President's son expressed worries not only about background checks, but also about red flag laws, a person familiar with his comments said.
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The search, using five hundred and eighty cameras capable of taking twenty thousand photos each, was prompted by sightings from two reputable observers, an experienced outdoorsman and a former park ranger, both of whom believed that they had spotted the animal in the nineteen-eighties but had, in the intervening years, been too embarrassed to tell anyone.
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In the film — a big hit that was nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars — Reynolds plays an experienced outdoorsman who embarks on a canoeing trip through rural Georgia with some friends, only to see a peaceful weekend descend into hell after locals decide to seek revenge on another member of the party who mocked them.
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Given that he is a skilled outdoorsman and a member of the National Rifle Association who owns dozens of firearms, among them a Benelli Super Black Eagle II (for hunting waterfowl) and an AR-platform semiautomatic rifle (for marksmanship competitions), Mr. Trump also connects with heartland voters in a way that his more refined sister Ivanka may not.
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