Do You Have Opinions About Deer Stands, Duck Blinds, or People Who Bring Granola Bars to a Fish Fry?

   04.10.25

Do You Have Opinions About Deer Stands, Duck Blinds, or People Who Bring Granola Bars to a Fish Fry?

Good. So do we.

OutdoorHub (aka OHUB if you’re cool) is looking for a few brave souls to join our ranks as writers. If you’ve got strong takes about hunting, fishing, camping, or the great outdoors in general—and know the difference between a treestand and a tree-hugger—we want to hear from you.

You don’t have to be Hemingway (although we will judge your spelling). All we ask is that you know your way around a keyboard and can write something halfway intelligent without sounding like a bot trained entirely on cranky Facebook comments.

We’re especially looking for folks who:

  • Have thoughts. Real ones. About gear, game, conservation, or why your buddy’s “secret fishing spot” sucks.
  • Can tell a story without needing six paragraphs to get to the point.
  • Know the outdoors but also know how to write like a human.
  • Are funny. Or angry. Or passionately opinionated. Bonus points for all three.

What can you write about?

Hunting mishaps, fishing fails, gear reviews, hot takes on trail snacks, rants about campsite etiquette—if it happens outdoors and makes you want to rant, rave, or educate the masses, it belongs on OHUB.

What do we not want?

  • AI slop
  • Keyboard warriors with no sense of humor
  • Another story that starts with “It was a cold morning…” unless something really wild happens after that

Still here? Great. Shoot us an email at editor@outdoorhub.com with a sample of your writing. It can be published, unpublished, scribbled on a bar napkin—whatever. Just show us you’ve got something to say and can say it without making us regret this whole recruitment thing.

Let’s make outdoor content suck less—together.

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Tom is a former Navy Corpsman that spent some time bumbling around the deserts of Iraq with a Marine Recon unit, kicking in tent flaps and harassing sheep. Before that, he was a paramedic somewhere in DFW, also doing some Executive Protection work between shifts. Now that those exciting days are behind him, he has embraced his inner “Warrior Hippie,” and assaults 14er in his sandals, and engages in rucking adventure challenges while consuming copious water. To fund these adventures, he writes all manner of content (having also held editor positions at several publications) and teaches wilderness medicine and off-road skills. He hopes that his posts will help you find the gear that will survive whatever you can throw at it (and the training to use it). Learn from his mistakes--he is known (in certain circles) for his curse...ahem, ability...to find the breaking point of anything. You can follow him at https://linktr.ee/docrader.

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