Announcement: Skinny Moose Media Launches U.S. Outdoor Forums
Posted by Jason A. Hendricks on August 6, 2008 |
Skinny Moose Media, in conjunction with the great outdoors (sorry, it was added for drama), is ready to unleash it’s latest project on the world–the U.S. Outdoor Forums. Throughout the past couple of weeks, myself, along with the Skinny Moose Media team have been creating what we are hoping will become a big asset to the Skinny Moose Media network.
The U.S. Outdoor Forums have been created to give all of us a place to share our thoughts, hangout, and meet new friends. We are hoping to reach as many people and interests as possible, all with one thing in common, the love and enjoyment of the great outdoors. (I think that was two things)
Some of the topics you will find:
- Camping
- Climbing
- Biking/Cycling
- Hiking/Backpacking
- Motorized Recreation
- Winter Sports
- Search & Rescue
- Survival
- Hunting
- Fishing
- Outdoor Gear
- Our National Parks
- Conservation/Environment
- Vacation/Travel
- Nature
- as well as Classifieds, Press Releases, and Outdoor Calendar
- PLUS: Areas for Specific States, General News, Sports, Politics, Hobbies, Weather, and a whole lot more.
This is definitely one of the largest outdoor forums currently set-up. There is something there for everyone. I am hoping that all of you will stop by and checkout the new U.S. Outdoor Forums and join me for some fun. Swing over and register, then post away.
While I am throwing out Skinny Moose Media updates, you might want to stop over and welcome some of our newer bloggers to the network. They put in a lot of effort and hard work to make this one of the top spots in the outdoor world. Check out their blogs: America’s Frugal Outdoorsman, Family Affair Outdoors, Her Outdoors, Outdoors With Norm, Discovering British Columbia, Heather’s Feathers, Vice/Virtue, and last, but not least, the Sports Maniac. Give them a big hearty welcome into the Skinny Moose Media network
Wow, Skinny Moose just keeps on growing. Congratulations on all the new happenings.
August 7th, 2008 at 9:17 am
Hey Kristine-
Thanks for the positives. We work hard at what we do. The cool thing about the forums are that this is a separate venture from the blog network–this is meant for everybody to use and enjoy and meet new people and share the outdoors. I know the OBS team could benefit from this area, as well. Kristine, i am going to drop you an email-I might be able to offer a suggestion that could help out the OBS in the future.
August 7th, 2008 at 10:56 am