text: Personalities Outdoor Channel Pros Jim Shockey Host of "Jim Shockey's Hunting Adventures" and "Jim Shockey's Uncharted" on the Outdoor Channel, Jim Shockey has been an award-winning outdoor writer, wildlife photographer/videographer, wilderness guide and outfitter for nearly 30 years. Read More Joe Thomas Joe Thomas is a widely respected veteran of outdoor media with over 20 plus years of on air experience, Joe brings an honest and genuine approach to everything he does and his work ethic is unquestioned. Read More Lee & Tiffany Lakosky Lee and Tiffany have the combination of youthful energy and the uncanny ability to bring down monster bucks. In addition to their show, "Crush with Lee and Tiffany," they can also be seen in "Whitetail Freaks," only on Outdoor Channel. Read More Michael Bane Bane defies stereotypes. He has leveraged a career as a journalist, author, professional adventurer and acknowledged expert on firearms into some of the most innovative — and successful — shooting sports programming in the world. Read More Michael Waddell Host of "Bone Collector" and "Realtree Road Trips with Michael Waddell" on Outdoor Channel. If only one person could be chosen as the face of the modern hunting industry, that person would likely be Michael Waddell. Read More Ted Nugent Ted Nugent has carved a permanent place in rock & roll history as the ultimate guitar-shredding showman, selling more than 40 million albums, performing over 6,500 high-octane live shows, and continuing to set attendance records at venues around the globe. Read More Tom Miranda From dangerous African Safaris ... to mountain sheep camps ... wilderness rivers and desolate tundra ... "Territories Wild" is big game bowhunting at it's best. Read More Willie Robertson Family man Willie Robertson is president of his family business Duck Commander, while currently hosting his own show "Buck Commander" and provides comic relief on "Duck Dynasty." Willie Robertson has been in and around hunting all his life. Read More Outdoor Channel Personalities Abner Druckenmiller Abner Druckenmiller is a highly enthusiastic hunter and marketing manager for FOXPRO Inc. He represents the new generation of hunters, which you can see as he co-hosts "FOXPRO Furtakers" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Adam LaRoche Adam LaRoche is a Major League Baseball first baseman. When Adam isn't tossing the baseball around, he is usually preparing for the next hunting season with his bow and arrow. Also, in his off-seasons you can catch Adam co-hosting "Buck Commander". Read More AJ Lester At age eleven, AJ began his career as a snowcross racer and continued professionally for eleven years becoming a Canadian Champion. Read More Al Lindner Co-host of "Lindner's Fishing Edge" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Al Morris A top predator hunter, Al Morris is a World Coyote & Elk Calling Champion with a tremendous breadth of knowledge on the sport, and currently a co-host of "FOXPRO Furtakers" via Outdoor Channel. Read More Allen Treadwell Allen Treadwell is a decorated award-winning Sportsman who currently co-hosts a slew of shows on Outdoor Channel including, "Bass Pro Shops King Of Bucks", "Winchester Legends", "Bass Pro Shops 100% Real Hunting" and "Winchester Rack Masters". Read More Aly Akers Aly has served as the feature reporter for "Major League Fishing" for two years, covering everything from live looks at the Launch each day to her special segments, "Inside Access", which give fans a behind-the-curtain look at the anglers and events not shown on TV. Read More Amy Ewing Amy Ewing is the "outerior" designer for "Alaska's Wild Gourmet's" catering business. Read More Andrew Branca Andrew Branca is the expert on American self-defense law after 30 years of defending the Second Ammendment. Read More Andy Morgan Andy Morgan has been dominating as a FLW Tour Pro for 16 years. This Tennessee native and FLW Champion thrives on competition so when you mix a bit of rivalry with his favorite past-time, hunting, it's game on. Read More Ariel Tweto Ariel grew up in Unalakleet, following in the footsteps of her hard working parents. She was known around town for being a fierce competitor on her high school's co-ed wrestling team! Read More Ayla Tweto Ayla was born and raised in Unalakleet. In high school she was the powerhouse of the Unalakleet athletics department, competing in cheerleading, volleyball and cross-country. Read More Ben Haug Former Marine, Ben has flown all of the world and now calls Kodiak home. He's been a pilot for six years and has flown for Island Air for two. Read More Benjamin Pedersen Ben was born in 1986 in Fort Collins, Colorado and moved to Alaska in the 90's. He has been flying for over 10 years and was a licensed pilot before graduating high school in the village of Galena, Alaska. Read More Bill Gorman Bill Gorman, great-grandson of legendary outdoorsman and pioneering outdoor retailer Leon Leonwood Bean, serves as Hunting & Fishing Product & Media Advisor at the legendary retail chain's headquarters in Freeport, Maine. Read More Bill Jordan Family man and outdoorsman, Bill Jordan created his versatile & innovated camouflage company Realtree decades ago to much praise and currently is host of "Realtree's NASCAR Outdoors on Outdoor Channel." Read More Bill Klyn Having spent 32 years in the fishing business, Bill Klyn is a champion of protecting and preserving these wonderful game species for the future. While he resides in Jackson Hole, Wyoming his true passion has always been fly fishing in saltwater. Read More Bill Sherck Bill Sherck is a five-time Emmy Award-winning outdoor reporter and show host "The Flush" on Outdoor Channel. Sherck enjoys sharing his stories with conservation groups, teaching through fishing and hunting seminars and also guides for various charity and celebrity tournaments. Read More Billy Parker Billy Parker grew up in Denver, N.C., as the son of an avid outdoorsman. Read More Bob Foulkrod Bob Foulkrod is a chief instructor at Bob Foulkrod/Golden Eagle Bowhunting School in his hometown of Troy, PA. A man of many seasons, Foulkrod is a consummate professional who eats, lives and breathes the sport of hunting! Read More Bob Richardson Bob Richardson has spent 35 years loving boats and as such has become an avid bass fishermen & tournament participant; as an outdoor enthusiast he produces & co-hosts Outdoors In "The Heartland" and "ScentBlocker's Most Wanted" airing on Outdoor Channel. Read More Bob Stanford Pilot and owner of Island Air, Bob has been running charters to Kodiak's remote locations for over 30 years and has completed over 40,000 flights. Read More Brad Farris Brad Farris has lived a hunter's dream, making a career out of the sport he's loved since childhood. Growing up in Mississippi, Brad could always be found hunting whatever was in season and fishing during the long summer months. Read More Bradley Ewing Bradley Ewing is a classically trained head chef for "Alaska's Wild Gourmet's" catering business. Read More Brandon Bates Brandon Bates' hunting style involves more humor in most situations than seriousness. Read More Branlin Shockey Branlin Shockey produces, writes, & directs "Jim Shockey's The Professionals" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Brian Wojo Brian Wojo guides year-round in Saskatchewan, Vancouver Island and the Yukon. It is said no one can escape Wojo's judgment as he has eyes in all directions. You can witness Wojo's keen insight as co-host of "Jim Shockey's The Professionals" only on Outdoor Channel. Read More Bruce Horrell Co-host and waterfowl specialist Bruce Horrell is celebrating over six decades of hunting by doing something he has never done; hunting over a "started dog" trained until a year old. Read More Carter Andrews Growing up in Tennessee farm country, Carter spent countless hours on the local ponds, and fast became a dangerous quantity with a spinning rig and bait-caster. With dreams of becoming a tournament bass angler fixed in his mind, he would likely be on the bass circuit today had a fellow angler not one day put a fly rod in his hand. Read More Casey Keefer Husband. Father. Thrill Seeker. Hunter. Casey Keefer can't unscramble a Rubik's Cube ... but man does he enjoy a good craft beer. He can't tell you how to #BeAlive ... but he can show you his version. Read More Chad Belding Pro-staffer, champion caller and host of "The Fowl Life with Chad Belding" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Chad Glauser Big game hunter, family man and man of faith. Chad Glauser grew up chasing whitetails in the back country of Utah with his father. Read More Chad Ritter Chad grew up in a small town in Southwest, Louisiana, where he began hunting small game with his dad. His family moved to middle Tennessee when he was a teenager, and quickly his opportunities grew from small-game to big-game hunting). Read More Chad Sumner Handsome, young and filled with gun knowledge, Chad is addicted to shooting – and of course, like all Sumners, he's darn good at it. A cross between his down-to-Earth father, Kenny, and his unpredictable uncle, Steven, Chad is also a devoted husband and father. Read More Charlie Ingram With over 40 years' experience as a professional angler, Charlie Ingram is a fixture in every bass tournament trail in America. Read More Chris Dorsey Chris Dorsey is founding Partner of Orion Entertainment, an avid writer and program creator. Chris is a master at creating branded entertainment that highlights the passions and concerns of American sportsmen and women. Read More Chris Brackett Educational outdoor entertainer Chris Brackett brings his production and editing skills into hosting both "Arrow Affliction" and "Fear No Evil" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Chris Keefer Family man. Gym nut. Big brother. Hunter. When Chris Keefer is not chasing big game in Alaska, he is enjoying round of golf back home in Michigan. Read More Chris Lane Chris Lane is a 7-time B.A.S.S. winner. Read More Cody Robbins Experienced cameraman-editor, turned host, Cody Robbins now runs his own show, the award winning "Live2Hunt with Cody & Kelsy" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Colby Donaldson Actor, adventurer, and outdoorsman Colby Donaldson is the host of "Top Shot". Read More Corey Knowlton Corey Knowlton is an expert in setting hunts within remote territories of the world, spending over 100 days a year searching for the next big thing. Corey provides expertise and logistical support for Team Shockey, which you can witness on "Jim Shockey's The Professionals". Read More Craig DeMartino Craig DeMartino's love of climbing began 22 years ago when he learned to climb at a friend's unconventional bachelor party in Pennsylvania. Read More Craig Morgan There is no one like him. Craig Morgan's resume is one of the most varied and impressive on earth – TV host, outdoorsman, soldier, sheriff's deputy, EMT, adventurer, motocross racer, farmer, family man and country music star. Read More Curtis Fleming Daydreaming of being an outdoorsman at an early age, Curtis Fleming's father helped push and train him into one, and eventually left his day job to pursue the art of fly fishing. Read More Dan Adler Dan Adler is the owner of Diamond Outfitters of Arizona and a Veteran United States Air Force Captain. Dan is also a professional speaker and public figure in the hunting industry and on the topic of the Second Amendment. Read More Dan Goodenow Dan Goodenow spends the majority of the year traveling and searching for the newest and best hunting territories to represent with the Jim Shockey brand, all of which you can watch on "Jim Shockey's The Professionals" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Dan Harrison Dan Harrison is a veteran guide and outdoorsman and native Coloradan. Dan is also an expert tracker for trophy mule deer, elk and bear, having helped score numerous hunters into the record books over his 20+ year career. Read More Dave Bogart Dave Bogart started hunting years ago when he was twelve years old and from that point on Dave was hooked and at age 20 he harvested his first P & Y buck. Read More Dave Petzal A worldwide hunter & rifle field editor for "Field & Stream." Dave Petzal hosts "Field & Stream's The Gun Nuts" with Phil Boujaily on Outdoor Channel. Read More Dave Poteat Senior producer, co-host and account executive Dave Poteat pursues his childhood dream job - a passion for hunting, fishing, and the outdoors - through his show "Inside Outdoors TV" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Dave Watson Dave Watson is a veteran TV producer with over 15 years on national TV and is the host of "The Journey". Read More David Blanton Family man David Blanton has been an integral part of Realtree's video efforts since he started in 1991 and executive produces two shows: "Realtree Outdoors" & "Bill Jordan's Realtree Monster Bucks." Read More David Hale David Hale's popular hunting program "Ultimate Hunting" on Outdoor Channel. Knight & Hale Ultimate Hunting Team member David Hale is one-half of the team that changed the hunting industry ... Read More David Holder David is the founder of "Raised Hunting" and (as if you couldn't tell) he absolutely loves to bow hunt. Read More David Morris David Morris grew up hunting and fishing in South Alabama. His love for the outdoors led him to get a master's degree in biology from Auburn University. Read More David Sparks David Sparks has spent the past 30-years being involved as host and producer of various sporting events, game shows and outdoor programming. Currently, you can watch David co-host "Outfitters Showcase" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Davy Hite David Hite is a 2-Time B.A.S.S. Angler of the Year. Read More Dean Capuano Dean Capuano has, over the past decade, literally hunted the world. Although whitetails are his passion, he has chased all different types of game and has hunted on five continents. Read More Derek What would happen if a man - a clumsy, apprehensive, suburban man was suddenly thrust into some of the most intense outdoor adventures imaginable? Read More Don & Kandi Kisky Respected record-book hosts of "Whitetail Freaks" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Doug Larsen Doug Larsen has been duck hunting for 40 seasons. He first found work during his high school and college years as a waterfowl guide. He then progressed to becoming a shooting and fishing guide in both Alaska and Argentina. Read More Doug Stewart Doug obtained his pilot's license in Seattle during his senior year of high school. After a brief stint as an actor on "All My Children," he arrived in Nome and was immediately given the nickname "Hollywood" by the other pilots. Read More Easton Holder Easton Holder is the youngest member of "Raised Hunting". With a few deer and turkeys under his belt, he's ready to start looking for something even bigger. Read More Eddie Nickens Eddie Nickens has been an independent journalist for 20 years, publishing more than 800 bylined articles that range from Smithsonian to National Geographic Adventure to Men's Journal. Read More Edwin Evers Edwin Evers is a family man and considered a versatile professional fisherman, with many sponsors and wins under his belt. Read More Eli Martinez Born and raised in South Texas, Eli Martinez has become a formidable entity in the shark diving community, pushing and changing what is known about sharks and the way sharks are seen. Read More Eric Rhodes Eric Rhodes is a Nashville-based musician, television producer and avid fisherman and has traveled extensively as a touring musician and international Christian speaker. From time to time you can catch Eric's exemplary personality on "All Star Cast" only on Outdoor Channel. Read More Erik Howard Growing up in Washington State, Erik originally became interested in flying in high school and he's been hooked ever since. It's been his dream to fly in Alaska and has been with Island Air for six years. Read More Erik Snuggerud As a young boy in Oregon Erik would watch the planes overhead and dream of flying to far away places. At the age of 18 he enlisted in the army to pursue that dream. It set him on a course that eventually had him flying in the bush of Alaska at age 26. Read More Eva Shockey Eva Shockey co-host of "Jim Shockey's Hunting Adventures" on Outdoor Channel and spends 250 days a year traveling the world representing the network. Read More Ferno Tweto Born in August of 1961 and raised in Unalakleet, Ferno is part Russian and part Inupiaq Eskimo. An athlete, Ferno competed in cross-country in high school and has continued to run almost every day since then. Read More Field Hudnall Field Hudnall has gone on to win multiple national and world calling titles, eventually becoming "Ducks Unlimited" newest ambassador for wetland conservation. Field currently co-hosts "Ducks Unlimited TV" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Fish Fishburne Fishburne brings a new and different look to sport fishing viewers through his ability to combine entertainment and education. This "edutainment" style brings a much needed breath of fresh air to the fishing public. Read More Flip Pallot Flip Pallot is an in-demand fishing guide and guru in the Florida Keys and Everglades. As a best selling author and TV star, Flip now hosts "Ford's Fishing Frontiers" on Outdoor Channel where he shows off his expertise. Read More Dr. Gary Schwarz Gary Schwarz, host of "The Bucks Of Tecomate" and "Tecomate Whitetail Nation" on Outdoor Channel. Gary and his partners placed the first Conservation Easement ever done in Texas on the initial property in 1986. Read More Gerald McRaney Gerald McRaney is a veteran television actor who also dabbled in directing. He's also an expert camper, hunter and fisherman and currently co-hosts "Ram Outdoorsman" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Gerald Swindle Seen on "Moultrie's The Hit List" on Outdoor Channel. His birth certificate reads Gerald Swindle, on his tournament shirt it's "G-Man," but to his friends and daughter, Whitney, it's just "G." Read More Gran-Pa Biff Sumner, Jr. One of Kentucky's Grand Old Men when it comes to rifles, pistols and machine guns, Gran-pa stands tall in the region, even though every person around him is a few feet higher. Read More Greg Miller Throughout his first 10 years of trophy hunting, Miller spent the majority of time chasing giant whitetails in the big woods of Northern Wisconsin. Read More Greg Zipadelli Zipadelli is excited share his love of hunting as a means to educate and entertain viewers and teach kids about the outdoors on "Greg Zipadelli's Drop Zone" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Gregg Ritz An Olympic level shooter, industry leader in outdoor manufacturing, media & marketing, Gregg Ritz combines his passion for adventure hunting, the whitetail woods, family, fitness and God into all that he pursues. Read More Guy Eastman Co-host of "Eastmans' Hunting TV" on Outdoor Channel. Guy has been hunting and filming western trophy big game for over 25-years — skills. Read More Hal Shaffer Shaffer pursues whitetail, elk, mule deer waterfowl, turkey and other game with equal passion on his show "Greg Zipadelli's Drop Zone" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Hank Parker, Sr. Bryant Gumbel, former host of CBS Morning Show, best described Hank Parker when introducing him as, "The rod-and-reel answer to Michael Jordan in popularity and talent." Read More Hank Parker, Jr. Growing up as the son of an outdoor celebrity, Hank Parker Jr. has shared his father's passion of the outdoors from childhood. Read More Harold Knight Harold Knight's popular hunting program "Ultimate Hunting" on Outdoor Channel. Knight & Hale Ultimate Hunting Team member Harold Knight is one of the most well-known hunters in the industry. Read More Huey Lewis As the frontman of Huey Lewis and the News, singer and songwriter Huey Lewis has 19 top-10 singles to his credit and has sold over 30-million records. These days, Lewis prefers to brag about his freshwater and saltwater fishing exploits. Read More Ike Eastman Co-host of "Eastmans' Hunting TV" on Outdoor Channel. Ike is the president of Eastmans' Publishing and oversees the daily operations of "Eastmans' Hunting TV." Read More Ish Monroe Ish is always fishing and likes to fish for anything. Carp, bluegill, crappie – as long as he's fishing, he's happy! Read More Ivan Carter Native son of Zimbabwe, Ivan Carter stands alone as the one man who can peel back the complex layers of African human/wildlife conflict, including rampant poaching of elephants and rhinos. Read More Ivey Gruber Ivey Gruber grew up in sunny Florida in a shooting family that also focused on the pursuit of trophy gamefish. Ivey wasn't able to explore her real desire to hunt big game until she joined Steve on his adventures into the wild. Read More Jackie Bushman A life-long deer hunter, Jackie Bushman saw the opportunity to connect hunters from all over the country, sharing tips techniques and a variety of other resources that would ensure the preservation and promotion of America's time-honored tradition. Read More Jake Miller North American traveler and hunter, Jake takes on wild mature whitetail. In case one hasn't noticed, hunting is a major part of Jake Miller's life. Read More James Brion James's lifetime in the outdoors has given him the experience and desire to build top shelf outdoor productions. Read More James Lindner James Lindner is in the Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame, an avid fisherman and top grade tournament fisherman in his own right. He currently helms Lindner Media Productions and is co-host of "Lindner's Fishing Edge". Read More Jared Cummings Jared was born into the off-airport world of aviation. At the age of 18, his father, Jim Cummings, started an air-taxi service out of Delta Junction that continues to operate to this day. Read More Jared Jeffries Jared's first catch with his father at the age of four that he remembers most about his childhood. It was at that moment that Jared was hooked. Read More Jase Robertson Growing up with "The Duck Commander" as his father, Jase quickly realized that if he wanted to spend time with his dad, he'd have to meet Phil in the duck blind. Read More Jason Carter Up for any challenge, Jason Carter is one of the most knowledge big game hunters in the industry and currently hosts "Under Armour Presents Ridge Reaper" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Jay Gregory On "PSE's Wild Outdoors," Jay Gregory bowhunts everything - and he loves it! He has traveled across the country hunting species from caribou to sandhill cranes with his bow, but his obsession is for Midwest wild whitetails. Read More Jeff Riedemann Hailing from Cambridge, MN, Jeff Riedemann is an outdoorsman at heart. Read More Jeff Ritter The Market Man - Originally from Waterloo, Iowa, Jeff Ritter fell in love with the "River Rat" life. Read More Jep Robertson The youngest son of Phil and Kay, Jules Jeptha "Jep" Robertson, grew up in the duck blind. He is the cameraman and editor for Duck Commander, utilizing years of experience to capture excellent footage for the company's "Duckmen" DVD series. Read More Jeremy Smith Co-host of "Lindner's Fishing Edge" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Jerry Martin Inducted into the Legends of the Outdoors Hall of Fame, Jerry Martin has had a long career as an all-around outdoorsman, pioneering accomplishments of ethical hunting, combining a lifetime of expertise that culminates as host of "Bass Pro Shops King Of Bucks." Read More Jerry Miculek Arguably history's greatest shooter; enormously likable, charismatic, eclectic… and we use the term loosely. After all, Jerry is someone who describes his favorite smell as "fresh tires" and counts the almonds in candy bars to ensure he's getting his money's worth. Read More Jessica Robertson As a child, Jessica grew up hunting on the weekends with her father in the woods of Louisiana and naturally, she fit right in with the Robertsons. Read More Jessie Duff Appears on many shows devoted to shooting tips and adventures on Outdoor Channel. Jessie was introduced to pistol shooting at a young age by her father. Read More Jim Belushi Jim Belushi is an actor, comedian, singer, and musician - though he prefers the title 'entertainer'. As an extremely prolific actor, Belushi has starred in several movies and television series, including the long running sitcom According to Jim. Read More Jim Burnworth Jim uses his love of the great outdoors to introduce and teach others about hunting and fishing on Outdoor Channel. He has hunted and fished his entire life. Read More Jim Scoutten When it comes to covering the shooting sports industry, Jim Scoutten is known as one of the leading experts due to his journalistic integrity and his passion for quality outdoor programming. Read More Jim Sessions Jim was born and raised in Wyoming. He has hunted extensively in most western states, Canada, and Alaska. His filming, hunting, and shooting skills remain great assets to both BOTW and Huskemaw Optics. Read More Jim Supica Jim Supica is Director of the NRA Museum and currently co-hosts "NRA Museum" and "NRA Gun Gurus" which can both be found at OutdoorChannel.com. Read More Jim Tapp Jim is the father of Linclon Tapp, and together have set off on a global adventure to hunt big game and inspire the love of outdoors in youth nationwide. Read More Jim Tweto Like many boys growing up in Minnesota, Jim's passion was hockey. So at the age of 18 the strapping young man from Minnesota moved to Alaska to play college hockey, but it was here that he discovered his love for flying. Read More Jimmy Primos After graduating from Ole Miss, serving as a Marine Corps officer in Vietnam, and working as a business executive in New York, Jimmy Primos returned to his home state of Mississippi, joining his cousin Will to help him run "Primos Hunting." Read More Joe Mantegna Host of "Gun Stories" on Outdoor Channel. Joe Mantegna is a veteran Hollywood star and shooting enthusiast. Read More John Porter In 30 plus years of guiding and outfitting in Alaska and Wyoming he has personally guided over 700 trophy big game hunts. Read More John Scoutten John utilizes his wide knowledge of firearms and the industry in his reporting, through testing new products and constantly improving his own shooting skills in matches across the country. Read More John Wilson John Wilson disregards new hunting technology for the very first rifle his father gave him: an open sighted, lever action, .30-30, which you can witness as he hosts "Trophy Quest" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Jon & Gina Brunson With a little blood, a lot of sweat and quite a few prayers, they live their lives like you do, at full draw. Welcome to their addiction. Read More Jordan Shipley Jordan is a former Texas Longhorn two time all-American wide receiver and third round draft choice of the Cincinnati Bengals. He's an avid hunter and tournament bass fisherman and enjoys nearly all outdoor pursuits with his wife, Sunny. Read More Jose Wejebe Former host of "Spanish Fly" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Josh Leininger Josh is a field producer for "Trophy Hunters TV." Josh grew up loving the outdoors and oftentimes spending time with some of the best whitetail and elk guides in the country. Read More Joshua Raglin Joshua Raglin, son of Roger Raglin, has partnered with his father to produce and co-host "Roger Raglin Outdoors" on Outdoor Channel where he takes pride in producing solid, wholesome, entertaining videos and TV shows that the entire family can enjoy. Read More Karin Holder Karin Holder is a proud mother, a Christian and a hunter. She was "RAISED" hunting, but because she was a girl she wasn't 'expected' to be a hunter. Read More Kay Miculek The undisputed ruler of "SHOOTOUT LANE" is Jerry's wife, Kay, daughter of legendary competitor, gunsmith and World War II hero Jim Clark Sr. She is the classic Southern Matriarch, steel magnolia to the core. Read More Kay Robertson Miss Kay is the revered matriarch of the family. What she says goes. She was 16 when she married Phil and since then she's been keeping him and the boys from spending too much time in the woods, bringing them back to civilization each night with a home-cooked meal. Read More Keith Mark Keith has specialized in bow hunting for more than 33 years and is fast becoming one of the most recognized hunters in the sport today. Read More Kenny Sumner Kenny is the official "boss" at KCR, even though Biff still calls many of the shots – and even though his son, Chad, and brother, Steven, often try to pull rank. Kenny is the quintessential "Good Cop" of the range; levelheaded, calm and smiling to all. Read More Kevin Holtz When not lumberjack entertaining, Kevin Holtz is a science teacher in his hometown of Farmington, NY. He's a stage announcer, field reporter and co-host of the "STIHL TIMBERSPORTS Professional and Collegiate Series". Read More Kevin VanDam Kevin VanDam is a "Major League Fishing" angler and a two-time Summit Cup winner. Read More Kim Stricker Kim Stricker is a 27 veteran of the Bassmaster and FLW Tours and host of "Hook N' Look". Read More Kip Campbell Kip formed Shotfish Productions Inc. to make shows that help viewers to understand just what hunting and living in the country means. Read More Korie Robertson Though not originally from a hunting family, Korie fit in with the Robertsons right away. As Willie's wife and business partner, she helped him grow the company into an ever-expanding enterprise. Read More Kristy Titus Kristy Titus is an Oregon native and lifelong hunter and angler. Kristy has become a Team Elk leader and mentor to women and children across the U.S. that aspire to hunt. Read More Kyle E. Lamb Sergeant Major Kyle E. Lamb (retired), spent more than 21 years with the United States Army, Founder and President of Viking Tactics, Inc., and host of "Viking Chronicles." Read More Laramy "Sasquatch" Miller Laramy "Sasquatch" Miller, shows us what real hunting and living in the great wilderness truly is as host of "Sasquatch Mountain Man" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Larry Dahlberg Larry Dahlberg is recognized throughout the sport fishing industry as an expert angler, authority on all types of fishing-related products, and television personality. Read More Larry Woodward Larry Woodward grew up guiding hunters and fishermen in Northeast Missouri. Larry's passion ranges from Smallmouth Bass fishing to Big Game hunting and he has always wanted to show the everyday outdoorsman where and how they too can fish. Read More Larry Zanoff Larry Zanoff has been involved with firearms his entire life. Read More Latt Durrance Latt got his start in the outdoor world working as a first mate with Trophy Fishing Marlin Boats in the Caribbean. Since then Latt has guided hunts over a quarter of the western hemisphere. Read More Laura Schara Laura Schara is unique to the outdoor television world as she combines her deep-rooted outdoor heritage with her years of fashion experience spent as fashion trend expert for Macy's. She can easily transition from talking fashion, home and lifestyle trends to exploring the great outdoors. Read More Lauren Thomas Lauren grew up hunting in southern Illinois with miles and miles of the Shawnee National Forest at her doorstep. Read More Lefty Kreh Famed angler, author, photographer, and fly fishing instructor Bernard 'Lefty' Kreh fought in the Battle of the Bulge, fished with Ernest Hemingway and Fidel Castro, and has a US Postage Stamp in his honor. Read More Lena Miculek A twenty years old prodigy, a multiple champion shooter in her own right, crazy smart – and a smart aleck – and the Producer/Director/Creator/Ramrod of the Miculek's hugely successful YouTube Channel, "Shoot Fast." Read More Lincoln Tapp Lincoln is a young teen with a big vision of becoming the youngest to harvest all 29 species of North American big game with a bow, and the host of "YoungWild". Read More Logan Burditt Logan is a fifth generation waterfowl hunter with roots originating from northeast Missouri. Read More Lou Tuminaro Lou Tuminaro, a native New Yorker turned Hamilton, Montana transplant, is the owner of The Custom Shop – a family-run firearms sales and restoration business. Tuminaro's dream was always to open the greatest gun shop in the west. Read More Luke Lester Like his brother AJ, Luke has been strapped to some form of motorized vehicle since he was only two. Read More Manny Puig Host of Outdoor Channel's "Savage Wild." Educator and expert spear-fisherman and primitive hunter. Read More Mark Davis Host of "BigWater Adventures." Mark had his off-shore captain's license before most folks could legally drive. Read More Mark Drury Mark holds six different world titles in his more than 150 wins. Co-host of "Bow Madness" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Mark Keefe Mark Keefe is an NRA Certified Instructor in various weapons and has written hundreds of bylined and non-bylined articles on virtually every facet of the shooting sports. Read More Mark Randolph Without the services of Referee Mark Randolph, "Ultimate Match Fishing" would be completely out of control. According to "THE REF," "My job is simple. I watch the anglers and wait until one makes a stupid mistake ... Read More Mark Zona Co-host of "The Bassmasters." Zona's sharp, insightful analysis and encyclopedic knowledge of all things bass made him a natural choice as a personality on Outdoor Channel. Read More Marty Stone North Carolinian Marty Stone provides years of expertise on "Major League Fishing" via Outdoor Channel. After twenty three years of fishing professionally Marty Stone has truly retired for good this time. Read More Matt Drury From an early age he watched as his father, Terry, and Uncle Mark grew the company from the ground up. Appearing in several of the original videos as a kid he received a firsthand knowledge of what it took to produce a video. Read More Melissa Bachman Melissa Bachman grew up in a small hard-working town where hunting was not only a passion, but livelihood. An avid duck and deer hunter, Melissa currently operates cameras, producers and hosts various shows. Read More Michael Hunsucker Michael Hunsucker scouts nearly every day in the summer, to shed hunting in the spring, keeping Mike in the field nearly every day of the year. For Mike hunting is a way of life. You can see his exploits on "Heartland Bowhunter" only on Outdoor Channel. Read More Michael Janich Michael Janich has been an avid student and instructor of self-defense for more than 40 years. He has an extensive background in the Filipino martial arts, pencak silat, judo, aikido, boxing, Savate, and military combatives, and is a co-host of "The Best Defense". Read More Mike & Bonnie McFerrin Raised in the great state of Texas, Bonnie and Mike married in 1994 and while she knew about his love of the outdoors, she never intended to hunt for herself. Read More Mike Dillon Mike Dillon is an avid hunter, brings a fresh perspective on predator hunting and is always developing new methods, new techniques and testing his skills in the field. Read More Mike Eastman Co-host of "Eastmans' Hunting TV" on Outdoor Channel. Mike Eastman is a fifth-generation westerner that grew up in the wilderness of Wyoming. Read More Mike Johnson Scrapper & family man Mike Johnson hosts "Bottom Feeders" on Outdoor Channel. Mike is a lifelong river rat. Growing up near Lacrosse Wisconsin, Mike's life has been spent on the river. Read More Mike Rogers Host and executive producer of Outdoor Channel's hit show "SCI Expedition Safari". Mike Rogers brings to each episode a lifetime of experience across multiple fields of expertise. Read More Mike Seeklander Mike Seeklander is the current owner of Shooting-Performance LLC, a full-service training company and the American Warrior Society. Mike is also the co-host of "The Best Defense", one of Outdoor Channel's leading firearm instructional show. Read More Mike Stroff Mike Stroff, 36, Mike comes from a family that has been in the hunting industry for more than 40 years. Read More Missy Robertson After marrying Jase at age 19 and raising another generation of Robertsons, Missy learned early on that she would have to step up her game. She was not raised in a large family, but fitting into the Robertson lifestyle became an easy transition, especially with help from Miss Kay. Read More Nate Hosie Nate jumped at the opportunity to be a part of "HeadHunters TV," and is excited to show the viewers that there still are people in this world who appreciate memories made in God's country. Read More Nick Hoffman Nick Hoffman is an award-winning country music artist whose passion for travel and the outdoors takes him to the world's most interesting places. Read More Nick Mundt Nick is a co-host on one of the Outdoor Channel's highest rated shows, "Michael Waddell's Bone Collector", as well as a co-host for "Realtree Roadtrips". Nick's skills as a hunter and woodsman make him one of the most successful in the business! Read More Ott DeFoe Fans know Ott DeFoe as a competitor on the Bassmaster Elite Series and a "Major League Fishing" pro. Read More Pat & Nicole Reeve See Pat's and Nicole's hunting techniques on display on "Driven with Pat & Nicole." When you talk about someone who has knowledge, skill and has successfully taken over 60 wild whitetails in their career, you most likely will hear the name Pat and Nicole Reeve. Read More Payton Sumner Payton is the kind of teen that makes fathers blow their stack; easygoing Steven often pops a gasket thanks to Payton. On some days, Payton considers hanging with his buddies, and shooting a few rifles to be a busy day. Read More Peter "Ole" Alcumbrac, DVM Dr. Ole is the Director of Wildlife Health Services, which specializes in immobilization and capture of native and exotic species. Read More Peter Rosendahl Peter grew up in a family of airline pilots and started flying in high school in Richardson, Texas. He was introduced to bush flying while hunting up in Canada and moved to Kodiak to pursue a career in 2012. Read More Phil Bourjaily Co-host and author of "Field & Stream's The Gun Nuts Presented by Smith & Wesson" on Outdoor Channel. Phil Bourjaily sold his first outdoor story—on snipe hunting—to "Field & Stream" in 1985. Read More Philip Schreier Philip Schreier is a Senior Curator at the NRA Museum and currently co-hosts "NRA Museum" and "NRA Gun Gurus" which can both be found at OutdoorChannel.com. Read More Phil Robertson Born and raised in Vivian, Louisiana, Phil Robertson came from a large family with seven children and little money. Hunting was in his blood from early on. Read More Preston Sharp Sharp knows that catch and release is an ethic that extends to protecting the waters and has become a river keeper working to protect both waters and the heritage of angling. Read More Primos Hunting Team Will Primos, Brad Farris, Jimmy Primos, Kevin Meacham, Slade Reeves, Keith Burgess, Chris Ashley and Cody Kelley Read More Ralph & Vicki Cianciarulo Catch their very unique relationship and incredible hunting adventures on "Archer's Choice" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Randy Birdsong An avid waterfowl, elk, mule deer and turkey hunter, Randy Birdsong is a young, driven and talented producer and host of various outdoor programs. He currently co-hosts "HeadHunters TV" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Randy Howell Randy Howell is the 2014 Bassmaster Classic Champion. Read More Randy Lack Born and raised in New Mexico, co-host and upland specialist Randy Lack has been hunting birds and big game for as long as he can remember. Read More Ray Brazier Ray Brazier is a veteran tournament angler with twenty plus years' experience. Read More Ray Bunney Ray has bow hunted four continents and hunted Africa eight times. See Ray on "Choose Your Weapon" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Remi Warren Remi Warren is an outdoor writer, outfitter, television host and obsessive hunter who averages nearly 300 days a year in the wild. Read More Rich Christensen Rich is the original Creator, Executive Producer and Host of the PINKS franchise. He is very excited to be a part of bringing this show to Outdoor Channel. Read More Rick & Julie Kreuter Rick was raised in the small town of Sundance, Wyoming, near Devils Tower. Introduced to the outdoors and hunting by his Dad, he's been hooked since the age of 7. Read More Rick Clunn Before becoming a full time Professional Bass Angler in March of 1976, Rick worked for 10 years in Houston, TX. in the Exxon Oil company's Computing Center. It was the 2nd largest computing center in the world at that time. NASA was the largest. Read More Rick Johnson Part friend, part foe, Rick is Mike's brother, and the two share a love/hate relationship. Rick introduced Mike to commercial fishing. Read More R. Lee Ermey After more than 25 years in the business, R. Lee Ermey is one of the most successful and talented actors in film and television today, having starred or appeared in over sixty feature films. Read More Rob Dunham Rob is a Canadian outfitter with more than 20 years of experience guiding for elk, whitetail deer, bison and black bear. His extensive experience in Africa makes him a tremendous resource for worldwide adventures. Read More Rob Fordyce Captain Rob Fordyce, has been a professional guide/TV host/athlete for the last 27 years. Read More Robin D. Berg Robin Berg began diving at the age of 9 in Southern California, fascinated with the ocean and marine life, he joined the US Navy and served 6 years as a deep sea diver stationed in Guam and Hawaii, where he studied Oceanography at the University of Hawaii, Manoa. Read More Roger Raglin Host of Roger Raglin Outdoors on Outdoor Channel. Winner of all three 'Golden Moose Fan Favorite Awards' in 2009. Read More Ron Spomer Ron Spomer is an avid writer of the outdoors and works as a freelancer doing just that. Published throughout numerous publications, Ron currently acts as a co-host bringing his vast knowledge of nature to "Winchester Rack Masters" via Outdoor Channel. Read More Ronnie Philips As 2nd Grader from Marysville, KS, Ronnie was introduced to upland bird and deer hunting by his grandfather, David Curtis Carter. Read More Ronnie Strickland Senior Vice President of Media Services for Mossy Oak, author and wildlife videographer, you can get to know Ronnie Strickland as he hosts "Mossy Oak's Hunting the Country" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Russ MacLennan Russ MacLennan was born and raised in Eastern Colorado. He has always been more in tune with the outdoors than the indoors. He has always felt most comfortable in the field. Read More Scott Sciarra Scott Sciarra is a wild game harvester, an expert bow hunter who primarily loves whitetail deer. You can catch him hosting "Primal Instinct" presented by Game Changers and only on Outdoor Channel. Read More Scott Shultz World class archer, globally traveled bowhunter and President/CEO of Robinson Outdoor Products, Scott Shultz has been hunting his whole life and an integral part of the outdoor industry for more than 30 years. Read More Shawn Luchtel Shawn Luchtel is a cinematographer by trade, but he's been hunting since a very young age and shows his passion for hunting through Shawn's show, "Heartland Bowhunter" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Shawn Michaels A ten-time winner of Pro Wrestling Illustrated's Match of the Year Award, Michaels has been the WWE World Champion, World Heavyweight Champion, two-time Royal Rumble winner, along with many other noteworthy accolades. Read More Sheli Sanders Sheli Sanders brings her expertise as a veteran actor & her childhood love for fishing to "Major League Fishing" via Outdoor Channel. Although Sheli has over 20 years of acting experience, training, coaching, etc., she has never lost touch with her love of the outdoors. Read More Shemane Nugent Shemane Nugent tackles everything she does with the drive and energy level of her superstar husband, rock legend Ted Nugent. Shemane is an International Zumba® Fitness Presenter and Instructor. Read More Sherri Ewing Sherri Ewing is the owner and matriarch of "Alaska's Wild Gourmet" catering business. Read More Si Robertson Si is Phil's brother, best friend, and partner in crime. He has a very specific job in the workshop, and that's fashioning the reeds that are inserted in every patented duck call. Read More Stacey King Stacey King is bass enthusiast, award winning pro bass fisherman and co-host of "The Bass Pros". Read More Stan Potts Stan Potts's hunting success stories have been well documented on screen and the page. With over 40 years of experience, Stan currently hosts "Mathews' Dominant Bucks" on Outdoor Channel to much success. Read More Stephanie Sumner Mature, organized and grounded, Stephanie is a blond country girl who suffers the taunts and teases of her cousin, Chad, the indignities of her dad grilling her boyfriends and she'll loudly tell you that her head hurts from the stupid things spoken by her brother, Payton. Read More Steve Farris Steve Farris is co-founder, co-writer and lead guitarist of the multi-platinum rock group Mr. Mister. He has had two #1 singles and one #1 album. Steve has also been nominated for two Grammy's. Read More Steve Gruber Steve Gruber has been a TV and radio professional for more than 25 years. Steve's been a personality on Outdoor Channel since 1994. Read More Steve LeBlanc Stephen LeBlanc, avid big game hunter and host of Federal Premium Ammunition's "Deadliest Hunts," is an artist with tremendous vision and force. Read More Steve Stoltz Steve Stoltz is the leading professional turkey hunter in the U.S., working as a full-time firefighter he is known as "the working man's deer hunter". Besides many of his hunts that can be viewed on Outdoor Channel, he currently co-hosts "Winchester Rack Masters" as well. Read More Steve West Steve West is a professional hunting consultant and adventure hunter who has traveled the world in search of the greatest hunting destinations. Read More Steven Scott Steven Scott combines his passion for the outdoors & talent as a host on "Major League Fishing" via Outdoor Channel. Passion for the outdoors has deep roots in Steven's family. He's been exposed to the world of fishing, hunting & camping for about 40 years ... Read More Steven Sumner Steven is the charming and carefree, self-proclaimed oddball of the Sumner family. Sporting his trademark Mohawk, he's a true sight to behold. He's also funny, smart and a complete original: a down-to-earth family man with the free spirit of a child. Read More Taylor Drury For her whole life, Taylor has been around hunting and learned about the outdoors from her dad, Mark, and Uncle Terry. Her dad has been taking her out since she was a little girl and now that she is older, Taylor has gained a respect for the sport. Read More Terry Drury A motivation for ethical hunting and safety, Drury Outdoors creator Terry Drury along with his brother Mark, host various Outdoor Channel shows, including "BioLogic & Drury Outdoors Wildlife Obsession," "Bow Madness," "Dream Season: The Journey," & King Of The Spring." Read More Terry Schappert Veteran of TV and film...and the Special Forces. Terry Schappert is a United States Army National Guard Special Forces master sergeant and martial artist. He left active duty before 9/11, but continues to serve in the Army National Guard. Read More Theresa Tuminaro Theresa Tuminaro is Lou's wife and business manager. A tough buxom beauty who's always dressed to the occasion, Theresa grew up in the Bronx. Read More Theresa Vail Theresa Vail is an avid hunter and marksman, as well as an ambassador for Bass Pro Shops, Franchi Shotguns, and the National Rifle Association. Read More Tim Abell Tim Abell s a former Army Airborne Ranger and Hollywood actor, Tim's passion is exposing veterans to the American traditions of hunting. You can witness this as he hosts "Grateful Nation" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Tim Adams Professional commercial fisherman Tim Adams hosts "Bottom Feeders" on Outdoor Channel. A native of Wabasha MN, Tim grew up near the river, and has made commercial fishing for bottom feeders a career. Read More Tim Anello Co-Host, vice president, and chief editor of "Inside Outdoors TV," Tim Anello's avid love for the outdoors, with bird hunting his specialty, helps drive him on Outdoor Channel's show. Read More Tim Burnett From an early age Tim Burnett became an accomplished hunter and outdoor survivalist. Tim has been involved with hunting television for years, mainly as a producer and editor. Read More Tim Doud Tim Doud is an award-winning guide and outfitter who has won numerous elk-calling competitions, along with 30 years of trophy elk, bear, sheep and moose guiding, and outfitting experience. Read More Tim Horton Pro fisherman Tim Horton is an award winner BASS Angler and co-host of "The Bass Pros". Read More Todd Bissenden Todd Bissenden is one of the toughest and most talented cameramen in the outdoor industry and continuously proves himself on "Jim Shockey's The Professionals" only on Outdoor Channel. Read More Tom Massie Outdoor Channel founder Tom Massie currently hosts three shows on the network: "Alaskan," "Gold Fever," and "Gold Prospecting," getting his start as a gold prospector, making various clubs and institutions that stand even today in which they develop these trades. Read More Tom McGuane Award-winning author Tom McGuane has penned ten novels as well as works of short fiction and screenplays. He is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters, The National Cutting Horse Association Hall of Fame, and the Fly Fishing Hall of Fame. Read More Tom Nelson Target and field archer Tom Nelson hosts "Cabela's American Archer" with his 30 years of experience behind him and has bowhunted all over the country and world. Read More Tommy Sanders Tommy Sanders was inducted into the Arkansas Outdoor Hall of Fame in 2009 and was nominated for a Sports Emmy Award in both '09 and '10 for his coverage of the Bassmaster Classic. He currently hosts three shows on Outdoor Channel. Read More Tony Makris Along with being a lifelong outdoorsman, Tony Makris is a legislative and PR strategist who has played host to sports figures, politicians and celebrities for more than 15 years on hunts and Safaris. Tony currently hosts "Under Wild Skies" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Tony Vandemore Tony Vandemore is co-owner and operator of Habitat Flats, North America's #1 waterfowl lodge operation with locations in Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas and Saskatchewan. Read More Travis Frank Travis is the lead producer and co-host of "The Flush" and lead producer of "FOXPRO Furtakers." Read More Travis "T-Bone" Turner Travis "T-Bone" Turner is a passionate archer who has a pension for cars. You can watch T-Bone show off his skills as co-host of Outdoor Channel's "Bone Collector". Read More Trev Gowdy Signature outdoor television & Emmy award winning producer and fishermen Trev Gowdy, son of the great sportscaster Curt Gowdy, currently hosts "Trev Gowdy's Monster Fish" on Outdoor Channel and is considered "the most complete angler." Read More Wade Bourne Author & Editor-At-Large Wade Bourne hosts "Ducks Unlimited TV" on Outdoor Channel. Wade Bourne's name is one of the most recognized in the outdoors. Read More Walter Parrott Walter Parrott is an all-around hunter with some big game trophies under his belt. But, Walter is considered one of the greatest turkey callers and the only person ever to win every major turkey calling championship in the United States. Read More Warren Holder Hunting has always been more than a hobby for Warren Holder. Even before he could walk or talk, his parents had him in the woods with them, instilling that hunting heritage in him. Read More Will Primos Will Primos is Primos Hunting Calls founder, with a passion for game species hunting that began from an early age. Considered the more accurate & reliable calls on the market. Read More Yvon Chouinard When he isn't busy chasing his recreational pursuits as a rock climber, surfer, kayaker, falconer, angler, and author, Yvon Chouinard spends his free time running the company he founded - Patagonia. Read More OutdoorChannel.com Online Originals Andrew C. Krakowski, M.D. Andrew C. Krakowski, M.D. ("Dr. K") is a well trained doctor, frequently combining his love of medicine with his passion for the outdoors. Andrew frequently hosts a wilderness medical show on XM/Sirius satellite radio and also "boonDOCS". Read More Deb Ferns Deb Ferns is a motivational speaker, board member of the Women's Outdoor Media Association and co-founder the women's action shooting camp "Babes with Bullets". Read More DJ Phalen DJ Phalen is the chief field operative and medicine instructor for the show "boonDOCS" on Outdoor Channel. DJ is an avid trail-runner, hiker, general outdoor adventurist and a Muay Thai instructor. Read More Doug Wicklund Doug Wicklund is a Senior Curator at the NRA Museum and currently co-hosts a show of the same namesake, "NRA Museum" which can be found at OutdoorChannel.com. Read More Jeff Cramblit Jeff Cramblit was born and raised in Alabama and began shooting and hunting at a young age. While serving in the U.S. Navy, Jeff was introduced to competition pistol shooting by his martial arts instructor. Read More Jim It never seem to matter where Jim's career took him, he always seemed to be drawn back to the outdoors. His adventures have taken him to fishing Bass tournaments, harvesting 19 of the 29 North American Big Game animals. Read More Kay Miculek The undisputed ruler of "SHOOTOUT LANE" is Jerry's wife, Kay, daughter of legendary competitor, gunsmith and World War II hero Jim Clark Sr. She is the classic Southern Matriarch, steel magnolia to the core. Read More Lisa Munson Lisa Munson is the Senior Instructor of Babes with Bullets and is a multi award-winning shooter of various national and international competitions. She co-hosts "Babes with Bullets" at OutdoorChannel.com. Read More Rick Browne Rick Browne is a renowned barbecue and grilling expert and author on the subject. Rick is also an experienced photojournalist and holds an honorary Doctor of Barbecue Philosophy, which he puts too great use as host of "Cooking with Rick Browne" on Outdoor Channel. Read More Tommy LeVasseur A pro baseball player, professional guide, hunter and now chef, Tommy LeVasseur currently brings his talents outdoors and in as host of "Camo Gourmet" at OutdoorChannel.com. Read More Trav A family man and small town kid, Trav is driven by his love of hunting, fishing and music. Born and raised in a small rural town surround by wildlife, Trav has grown to love the simple things in life. Read More


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Now that's a badass title. Stickify this shit.
Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2013
• Memphis traded guard Rudy Gay and center Hamed Haddadi to Toronto for guard Jose Calderon and forward Ed Davis. Traded guard Jose Calderon to Detroit for forward Austin Daye and forward Tayshaun Prince.
Born: Aug 17, 1986
Height: 6-8 / 2.03
Weight: 230 lbs. / 104.3 kg.
Prior to NBA / Country: Connecticut / USA
Years Pro: 6

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7th Global Congress on Combating Counterfeiting and Piracy
24 April 2013 - 26 April 2013 - Istanbul, Turkey
The Global Congress has become a leading forum, shaping the direction of international responses to the crimes of counterfeiting and piracy, and raising public awareness of the dangers associated with illicit goods.
A high-level event, the Congress attracts more than 1,000 participants from a wide range of sectors. Among the attendees are government ministers and policy makers, senior civil servants, business leaders, law enforcement officers, specialist investigators, judges, lawyers, brand owners, consumer groups, members of academia, and representatives from intergovernmental organizations and nongovernmental organizations.
The theme for this year's congress was "Evolving challenges – innovative responses".
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Census of Population and Housing, 2000 [United States]: Demographic Profile: 100-percent and Sample Data (ICPSR 13286)
Principal Investigator(s): United States Department of Commerce. Bureau of the Census
This data collection contains four tables derived from the Census 2000 100-percent and sample data:
Table DP-1. Profile of General Demographic Characteristics
Table DP-2. Profile of Selected Social Characteristics
Table DP-3. Profile of Selected Economic Characteristics
Table DP-4. Profile of Selected Housing Characteristics
The 100-percent data were obtained from the questions asked of every person and housing unit enumerated in Census 2000, while the sample data were taken from the questions asked of a sample of persons and housing units. Tabulated from the 100- percent data, Table DP-1 shows population counts by sex, age, race, Hispanic origin, and relationship to householder, plus the group-quarters population, households by type, housing occupancy and tenure, and average household size. Tables P-2, DP-3, and DP-4 were derived from the sample data. Table DP-2 covers school enrollment, educational attainment, marital status, grandparents as caregivers, veteran status, disability status, residence in 1995, nativity and place of birth, language spoken at home, and ancestry. Next, Table DP-3 covers employment status, commuting to work, occupation, industry, class of worker, and income and poverty status in 1999. The last table, DP-4, shows the number of housing units by type of structure and number of rooms in unit, year structure was built, year householder moved into unit, number of vehicles available, type of house heating fuel, occupants per room, value of owner-occupied units, gross rent, and mortgage status and selected monthly owner costs, as well as the number of homes without complete plumbing facilities, complete kitchen facilities, or telephone service.
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Biting cold and occasional blowing snow failed to keep hundreds of spectators Sunday from honoring current and former soldiers and sailors at Durangos Veterans Day Parade.
Some 30 entries, ranging from a Ute Color Guard to the Durango High School Band to the Shriners miniature Tin Lizzies, followed the usual Main Avenue parade route from the train depot to Eleventh Street.
Robert Hedges of Redmesa brought his family, including his grandson, his mother, his wife and one sister to see the parade.
For Hedges, who served in both the Navy and Army, it is important to show support for service members.
Look how many kids are here, Hedges said, pointing to the youngsters marching in the parade. They were learning that veterans are to be respected, something not always common in the United States, he said.
Hedges has a son serving in Afghanistan and a nephew about to be deployed to Qatar in the Persian Gulf. Qatar is a staging area for action in parts of Africa, including Somalia, he explained. Another nephew also is serving, he said.
Hedges now serves in the all-volunteer U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliarys Durango-Farmington unit, Flotilla 23. He assumes his role as commander of the flotilla in January.
Like many others marching in or watching the parade, military service runs in Hedges family. Both of his grandfathers were Marines and his father was in the Army.
Before the parade started, one participant, Robert L. Abrams of Durango, said Sundays parade was his 32nd. Cold, rain or shine wouldnt keep him from marching this year, he said. Abrams served two tours in Korea.
Richard Schleeter, La Plata County veterans service officer, made sure he came down from his weekend hunting trip to be in the parade, mud spatters on his truck notwithstanding.
The National Weather Service had predicted a high temperature Sunday of just 29 degrees, with winds up to 15 mph.
Despite the cold, spectators waived American flags and cheered as each entry went buy. A number of parade watchers doffed their hats, especially when a group holding pictures of service people killed in action marched by.
State leaders also honored veterans. Gov. John Hickenlooper and U.S. Sen. Michael Bennett issued statements during the weekend.
Nearly one in 10 Coloradans have fought (for) and served our country, Hickenlooper said in a news release.
On this Veterans Day, and on every day, we are so thankful and very proud of our military veterans and those active duty or National Guard still serving here and overseas, Hickenlooper said.
We want to especially honor those who gave their lives for our country, he added. Their sacrifice is not forgotten.
Bennett said, With a growing number of Americans returning from war, it is our duty to ensure our nation is ready to fully honor our veterans and their families with the support and respect theyve earned.
Colorados other U.S. senator, Mark Udall, noted on his website that Colorado is home to 400,000 veterans, more than half of the veterans in the Rocky Mountain West.
Udall said honoring veterans is not enough.
Veterans Day is about more than just thanking these heroes for their service, his website statement said. Its also about remembering how much we still owe them.


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The Pirate Bay was the world's largest torrents provider and thus one of the international leaders of the p2p file sharing and piracy movements. Just as they seemed to be getting some traction, the Swedish government slapped them with conspiracy charges, of which they were later found guilty of. The admins -- Fredrik Neij, Gottfrid Svartholm Warg, Peter Sunde, and Carl Lundstroem -- were sentenced to a year of jail and $3.6M USD in fines.
Faced with the bankruptcy of the site, the admins sold it to a media company (Global Gaming Factory) that looked to turn it legit, paying copyright holders for their work.
However, smelling blood, the copyright holders are moving to push the site to the brink, even as its own users forsake it for giving up its pirate roots. A Dutch court has ordered three of the Swedish admins to block all traffic to and from the Netherlands or face major financial penalties.
The courts ruled the shutdown was necessary in order to prevent further infringement. The courts said it didn't matter whether one or all of them blocked the traffic, but warned that failing to do so within 10 days would result in a fine of 30,000 Euros, or $42,000 per day. What is unclear is whether the court will be able to enforce the fines as the admins reside in a different country.
Despite the fact that The Pirate Bay is reportedly in talks to negotiated paid content deals with Hollywood studios and the major music labels, it is those same entities that helped push for its removal from the Netherlands. BMG, EMI, Sony BMG, Universal, Columbia Pictures, 20th Century Fox, Universal, and Warner Bros and the copyright protection organization that represent them -- the IFPI, RIAA, and MPAA -- have banded together to try to squash the pirates.
The Swedish guilty verdict, currently under appeal, was one major victory; now the order to cease the site's Netherlands traffic is another. The groups also filed a suit last week seeking a Swedish court injunction to shut down the site after the guilty verdict. The site currently continues to operate.


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Transforming child health through better nutrition
Join us in celebrating World Food Day today!
Tran Thi Mui, a young mother in rural Vietnam, was sad to learn that her first child, Vu Viet Ha, was malnourished. Child malnutrition can lead to reduced mental and physical development as children grow. Aware of this danger, Mui was determined to change her daughter's situation by continuing to participate in her nutrition club supported by World Vision.
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When Mui's daughter, Ha, was born, she only weighed 2.5 kilograms (about 5.5 pounds); a newborn often weighs three kilograms.
Though Mui had attended the nutrition club in her village since she was three months pregnant, she discovered that Ha was slightly malnourished.
"Perhaps my child's malnutrition status was my fault," she admits. "I realized that having nutrition knowledge is essential, but thoroughly applying what I learned counts for much more. This has urged me to continue participating in the club after delivery to improve her nutrition."
During her pregnancy, Mui learned from the nutrition club that it's important for mothers to eat well so their children will be born healthy and at the full, expected weight for infants. How to get more food to eat -- and the right food -- is what counts. At the time, Mui was keeping the nutrition, vegetable garden, and animal husbandry knowledge she was learning in her head, not applying it to her life.
Child malnutrition is linked to an increased risk of disease and can lead to reduced mental and physical development as children grow. Mui was determined to change her daughter's situation.
When Ha was three months old, Mui decided to return to her nutrition club, but participate more regularly this time. She began planting vegetables and raising some poultry for nutritional supplements from her farming plots. She has learned that her child would need to eat more nutrients after six months of being exclusively breastfed with her milk.
"Our nutrition club has three meetings each month, on the 8th, 15th and 24th. All club members agreed to set up this schedule because those are not market days in our community," Mui says.
The between-market-day schedule also reminds rural mothers that they are able to get nutritious food directly from their farmland instead of at the market: vegetables, beans, eggs, chickens, fruits, fish. The nutrition club also gives young mothers like Mui a better chance to learn from each others' experiences of caring for their children and other ways of improving their livelihoods.
"Now my daughter is nearly nine months old," Mui says. "She weighs 7.8 kilograms and has six [teeth]. She would not have had such growth if I did not join the nutrition club in my village. I got nutrients from my farmland for my malnourished child. Some nutrients now are available in my gardens. Vegetables, chickens, ducks, [and] eggs are ready for her nutritional supplements. I am also able to bring some to market for more family income beside the money my husband earns by repairing electrical appliances." The young mother beams.
The nutrition club was set up with 25 mothers and caregivers in March 2010 when World Vision started to work in Mui's community, Cuong Chinh commune, where 31 percent of children under age 5 were identified as malnourished.
"We recently had an update of monitoring report on child malnutrition rates in our community," says Vu Thi Lieu, head of the nutrition club. "Up to June 2013, this rate is [down to] 17 percent out of the total number of 430 under-5 children."
The nutrition club membership has now increased to 60 mothers and caregivers, including participants from a water and sanitation project. "Many hands make light work," a commune committee member says.
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The College of Central Florida softball team upped its winning streak to five games, as it swept South Florida State by scores of 5-2 and 10-0 on Saturday at home.
The College of Central Florida softball team upped its winning streak to five games, as it swept South Florida State by scores of 5-2 and 10-0 on Saturday at home.
The Patriots (11-6), winners of five-straight games, avenged an earlier sweep at the hands of the Panthers (10-7).
Shelby Mathews (5-for-6, three runs scored, double), Lizzie Glass (3-for-6, two RBIs, two runs scored, double), Chandler Bridges (2-for-6, two runs scored, two RBIs), Hawley Ill (2-for-6, run scored), Jenna Bellach (2-for-4, two runs scored, two RBIs, homer), Amy Szymanowksi (2-for-5, run scored, RBI), Amber Hulsey (two-run homer), Sarah Hayes (2-for-4, two RBIs) and Caylee Underwood (2-for-4, run scored, RBI) were standouts over the course of the doubleheader.
CF snapped a 1-all tie with four runs in the fifth inning of the opener, as Underwood's go-ahead sacrifice fly came prior to a two-run double by Glass.
In the nightcap, the Patriots sent 13 hitters to the plate in the third and produced seven runs on 10 hits.
"Hitting is contagious and we were able to get some hits against their No. 1 (starter) late and it carried over into the second game," CF coach Kerri Ryskamp said.
Tori Stamper (5-3) went seven innings in the opener and allowed just two runs on four hits, while Jamie Nelson (6-3) allowed one hit in five innings in the finale.
"Both our pitchers were dominant," Ryskamp said. "We are in every game and if we can keep getting offense like this then we will be tough to beat."
CF returns to action on the road on Tuesday against Pasco-Hernando.
CF WOMEN 72, SANTA FE 68: At Gainesville, Sarah Hunter scored 26 points, while La'Derricka Spillman added 18 as the Patriots won the season series with their rival 2-1.
Hunter, who made 10-of-10 from the foul line, also added seven assists and four steals.
R'Kiyah Scott finished with 18 points for CF and Katura Harrison grabbed nine rebounds.
The Patriots built a seven-point halftime lead and held off the Saints in claiming the season series for the second straight season with their rival.
CF ends it season on the road on Wednesday night against Daytona State.
SANTA FE 67, CF MEN 61: At Gainesville, The Patriots (25-3, 6-1) saw their 18-game winning streak snapped with a loss to the Saints.
CF was led by Eugene McCrory with 15 points and 11 rebounds.
The Patriots, ranked fifth in the nation and first in the state, host Daytona State on Wednesday night at 7:30.
CF BASEBALL SPLITS A PAIR: At Melbourne, Joe Marotta (3-0) pitched a seven-inning complete game and the Patriots scored three times in the top of the seventh, as they opened up the first game of the doubleheader with a 4-1 win over Brevard.
Jason Lombardozzi had the go-ahead, two-out, two-run single in the top of the seventh for CF, which fell 1-0 in the second game of the twinbill.
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This study is a collection of economic and occupational data obtained from original manuscript returns for the 1850 and 1860 United States censuses. Separate random samples of individuals with listed occupations were drawn from both censuses for each the following four Midwestern cities: Chicago, Illinois, Cincinnati, Ohio, Galena, Illinois, and Indianapolis, Indiana. Variables include age, sex, occupation, value of real property and personal property owned, and place of birth.
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Peralta leads Brewers' talented pipeline
Milwaukee's top four prospects all right-handed pitchers
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The future success of every Major League team lies largely in its Minor League pipeline. With that in mind, MLB.com is looking at each team's farm system, from the Top 20 Prospects to under-the-radar types.
It's been a few years since Milwaukee's farm system has received high marks from national scouting services, perhaps because the Brewers usually don't seem to have the one or two standout prospects.
Indeed, only one Brewers prospect -- right-hander Wily Peralta, at No. 64 -- cracked MLB.com's Top 100 Prospect list. But that doesn't mean the Brewers aren't excited about the potential in their Minor League system.
"Of course, like everyone, we'd always like to add some more talent to it," Brewers director of player development Reid Nichols said. "But I'm happy with what we have."
What Milwaukee has atop its prospect board is a lot of pitching. The top four prospects in the Brewers' system, as ranked by MLB.com, are all right-handers: Peralta, Tyler Thornburg, Taylor Jungmann and Johnny Hellweg. Lefty Jed Bradley, the club's 2011 first-round pick, is also highly thought of despite some command issues last season. He ranks sixth.
Peralta, who projects as a No. 2 or very good No. 3 starter, showed flashes in the Majors late last season, going 2-1 with a 2.25 ERA in five September starts, including holding the Mets to two hits in eight scoreless innings.
Thornburg also gained big league experience last season as a starter and reliever, but his four-pitch repertoire -- fastball, curve, changeup and cutter -- makes him ideal for the rotation.
Jungmann and Hellweg, who was acquired in the Zack Greinke deal, also have upside. Jungmann topped 150 innings in his first full season and while Hellweg only threw 20 frames after the trade because of workload concerns, his fastball can reach 97 mph and his breaking ball possesses late bite.
Although those arms might not be as highly touted as others by scouting services, it doesn't mean they won't develop into quality Major Leaguers. Peralta already showed his ability last September, and the Brewers also received great contributions from Marco Estrada and Mike Fiers, the latter of whom was homegrown.
"It's everybody's best guess [evaluating prospects], and we really don't promote, or rather oversell, our players," Nichols said. "But we've done good with what we've had, and I think we've developed some pretty good talent."
Nichols and the Brewers are confident that will continue.
Top 20 prospects
The most highly touted infielder is first baseman Hunter Morris, who ranked as MLB.com's No. 3 first-base prospect. Morris, 24, flourished in his second full season of pro ball, leading the Brewers organization in hits (158), homers (28), RBIs (113) and slugging percentage (.563), while also finishing second in batting average (.303) en route to earning Southern League MVP honors for Double-A Huntsville.
Another young infielder to watch is Scooter Gennett, MLB.com's 10th-ranked second-base prospect. The 5-foot-10, 165-pound Gennett isn't a power threat, but is a career .300 Minor League hitter who posted a .293/.330/.385 line for Huntsville last season. Drafted as a shortstop, he's still learning to play second, but has great baseball instincts.
Although Gennett lacks power, the Brewers have three who can provide it in outfielders Victor Roache (No. 8) and Mitch Haniger (No. 11), and catcher Clint Coulter (No. 10).
Others also possess it on the mound, highlighted by right-hander Damien Magnifico (No. 20), whose fastball consistently reaches triple digits.
brewers' top prospects
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|Tyler Thornburg
|Taylor Jungmann
|Johnny Hellweg
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Under the radar
Outfielder Caleb Gindl (No. 17) and shortstop Orlando Arcia (No. 18) couldn't crack MLB.com's top prospect list, but the Brewers are very high on both. Gindl, 24, was the club's fifth-round pick in 2007 and already has two full seasons at Triple-A Nashville. He has a career .293/.368/.458 line in six Minor League seasons and has reached double-digit home runs four times. He's also a solid defender who can play all three outfield positions.
A broken ankle forced Arcia to miss the entire 2012 season, but, at only 18, he still has plenty of time to develop. Nichols described Arcia as a "baseball rat," who "plays way above his age." He posted a .294/.386/.459 line with six homers and 13 stolen bases in 64 games as a 16-year-old in the Dominican Summer League in 2011.
Hitter of the Year
Morris won this award last season and is a good bet to repeat, as he should spend the entire season in the Minors. Gennett and Gindl, now in his third season at Triple-A Nashville, are others who could challenge the first baseman.
Pitcher of the Year
Assuming Peralta spends most of the season with Milwaukee, Jungmann seems primed to build upon last season's performance at Class A Advanced Brevard County, where he was 11-6 with a 3.53 ERA in 153 innings.
Cash Kruth is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @cashkruth. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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|Pope Francis leads a meeting with the poor in the archbishop's residence in Assisi, Italy, Oct. 4. The meeting was in the famous "stripping room," where St. Francis stripped off his rich clothes, gave them to his father and began a life of poverty dedicated to Christ. (CNS photo/Paul Haring)
ASSISI, Italy (CNS) -- Making his first pilgrimage as pope to the birthplace of his papal namesake, Pope Francis called on the whole church to imitate St. Francis of Assisi, embracing poverty and stripping itself of the "spirit of world."
"A Christian cannot coexist with the spirit of the world," he said. Worldliness "leads us to vanity, arrogance, pride. And this is an idol, it is not of God."
The pope spoke Oct. 4, the feast of St. Francis, in the "stripping room" of the Assisi archbishop's residence, where the saint shed himself of his rich clothes and embraced a life of poverty.
"This is a good occasion for inviting the church to strip itself," the pope said, adding that he directed his invitation not merely to the hierarchy but all the church's members, and that he sought renunciation of spiritual complacency as well as material riches.
"It is so sad to find a worldly Christian, who thinks he enjoys the security of the faith and of the world. One can't have it both ways."
The pope was accompanied to Assisi by the eight-member Council of Cardinals he has appointed to advise him on governance of the universal church and reform of the Vatican bureaucracy, and with whom he concluded an initial series of meetings Oct. 3 at the Vatican.
Pope Francis' talk in the archbishop's residence, one of six addresses he was scheduled to deliver during his daylong visit to Assisi, was to a group of poor people receiving assistance from local Catholic charities.
"Many of you have been stripped by this savage world, which doesn't provide work, which doesn't help, to which it makes no difference that children die of hunger," he said.
The pope mourned the African immigrants killed in the previous day's sinking of a boat near the southern Mediterranean island of Lampedusa, where in July he made his first trip as pope outside Rome.
"It doesn't matter (to the world) that people must flee slavery and hunger in search of liberty. With how much pain, so often, we see that they find death," he said. "This is a day of weeping. The spirit of the world does these things."
As he often does, the pope set aside his prepared remarks and spoke entirely off the cuff.
He did the same thing earlier in the morning, when he addressed a group of disabled children and young people and their caregivers at a church-run rehabilitation center, the first of a dozen stops on his tightly packed schedule.
Pope Francis spent about 45 minutes prior to his talk personally greeting the young patients, many of whom were confined to wheelchairs. Throughout his visit, the room resounded with their cries and moans.
"We are among the wounds of Jesus," the pope said. "Jesus is hidden in these kids, in these children, in these people. On the altar we adore the flesh of Jesus, in them we find the wounds of Jesus."
The pope noted that Jesus' body after the resurrection was unblemished except for the five wounds he had received during his crucifixion.
"He wanted to preserve only the wounds, and he took them with him into heaven," the pope said. "We treat the wounds of Jesus here and he, in heaven, shows us his wounds and tells all of us, all of us: 'I am waiting for you.'"
In the pope's undelivered remarks at the rehabilitation center he called for more "works of the culture of welcome, works animated above all by profound Christian love, love for Christ crucified, for the flesh of Christ."
The pope's morning in Assisi culminated in a Mass he celebrated in the square outside the Basilica of St. Francis.
In his homily, the pope disputed what he characterized as popular misconceptions of St. Francis and his legacy.
"Many people, when they think of St. Francis, think of peace," he said. "Very few people, however, go deeper.
"What is the peace which Francis received, experienced and lived, and which he passes on to us?" the pope asked. "It is the peace of Christ, which is born of the greatest love of all, the love of the cross."
He later added: "Franciscan peace is not something saccharine. Hardly. That is not the real St. Francis. Nor is it a kind of pantheistic harmony with the forces of the cosmos. That is not Franciscan either; it is a notion some people have invented."
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ASSISI, Italy (CNS) -- Making his first pilgrimage as pope to the birthplace of his papal namesake, Pope Francis called on the whole church to imitate St. Francis of Assisi, embracing poverty and stripping itself of the "spirit of world."


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Both have quite similar stats, both play the guard spot while neither is a 3 that can guard big elite 3 like Lebron, Carmello, Gay, or Granger, one is a slasher (DeRozan), one is a streaky shooter (Ross). Personally, I think Ross will have a higher ceiling, given time, he could turn to a Ray Allen or Reggie Miller but plays with defense, let's just hope Ross won't hit the rookie wall in his sophomore season but who knows. When Ross plays more than 20min per game, he's contributing at a higher EFF than DeRozan in his rookie campaign so obviously, there is the ceiling, and it seems he's a lot more coachable, less frustrated, more of a calm player than DeRozan. Although, I wish both will stay with the Raptors while perhaps in a few years, these two can make some noise in the league.