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Johnson Outdoors Inc (JOUT) Q2 2023 Earnings Call Transcript
Johnson Outdoors Inc (NASDAQ:JOUT) Q2 2023 Earnings Call dated May. 05, 2023. Corporate Participants: Patricia Penman — Vice President of Marketing Services & Global Communication Helen Johnson-Leipold — Chairman & Chief Executive Officer David […]
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Johnson Outdoors Inc (JOUT) Q1 2023 Earnings Call Transcript
Johnson Outdoors Inc (NASDAQ: JOUT) Q1 2023 earnings call dated Feb. 03, 2023 Corporate Participants: Patricia Penman — Vice President, Marketing Services and Global Communication Helen Johnson-Leipold — Chairman of the Board David W. […]
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Coros Apex 2 Pro Review: For Practical Outdoors People
This Week’s Best Toys Take Us Across the Spider-Verse, the Great Outdoors, and the Forgotten Realms
Welcome back to Toy Aisle. This week we return to the Spider-Verse with Miles and Gwen figures from S.H.Figuarts, start the Transformers Rise of the Beasts merchandising onslaught with Arcee, and begin our Valentine’s Day planning with a Pokémon Love Ball Poké Ball replica from the Wand Company. Check it out!
Explore the outdoors on a budget with these REI deals
Spending time in the outdoors is great for your body and mind. They’ve now become cheaper thanks to REI co-op’s deals as of Jan. 9.
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BEST BACKPACKING BUNDLE: The REI Co-op Backpacking Bundle is perfect for spur-of-the-moment weekend camping trips. $243.94
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BEST SLEEPING BAG: The North Face Eco Trail Bed sleeping bag is unisex, compact, and soft. $76.93
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BEST SOFT COOLER: The YETI Flip Soft 12 cooler has an 11.7-liter capacity — perfect for day trips, campfires, and drinks. $199.99
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BEST TENT: The Mountain Summit Gear Campside 3-person tent is perfect for friend and family trips. $59.93
$119.95(save $60.02)
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Our pick: REI Co-op Backpacking Bundle
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Why we like it
This bundle includes everything you need for a weekend camping trip away with a partner, friend, or relative. A treasured item in REI’s camping gear repertoire, it’s finally back on sale at its Black Friday price — and promises to save you $105.96 as you bundle up. Including a 2-person tent created to withstand 3 seasons, 2 doors, water-resistant polyester, a Stratus insulated air pad, and REI Co-op Trailbreak sleeping bag, you’ll be ready for any adventure in no time.
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Our pick: North Face Eco Trail Bed sleeping bag
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Why we like it
With its soft interior, unisex design, and lightweight structure, this North Face sleeping bag is a camping buddy. Available in two lengths, you’ll be sure to find the right fit while being protected from temperatures as low as -7° C/ 20° F. Not only will be comfortable during camping trips, but this sleeping bag’s wraparound zipper allows the bag to lie fully flat so you can get quality sleep after a tough day with the elements. If you’re just now starting your camping journey, this is a great first sleeping bag.
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Why we like it
Built to withstand the sun’s rays, mildew, and life in the wild, the YETI 12-Flip soft cooler is a great place to store your camping drinks and snacks. Its wide shoulder strap is ergonomically designed to help you stay comfortable during your journeys. This soft cooler has interior dimensions of 11 x 9 x 8 (L x H x W). Your drinks will stay cool during your adventures thanks to this YETI’s ColdCell insulation.
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Mountain Summit Gear Campside 3-person tent
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Why we like it
This 1-door tent is an 8-pound, 8-ounce outdoor home for you during your adventures. With space for up to three people, you and your camping buddies are able to get a good night’s rest thanks to its tub-style floor and waterproof coating. Not only that, but it only has two poles along with clips, so you can quickly set up your tent and focus on making memories instead. You can comfortably navigate your way around this tent thanks to its 52-inch peak height and 49-foot floor space. At $60.02 off, it’s definitely a steal worth taking a look at.
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ust Monarch sleeping bag $136.93
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YETI Roadie 24 cooler $199.99
$250(save $50.01)
Trolls call me ‘farmer Barbie’ because I don’t look like I work outdoors, but I continue to prove them wrong
YOU should never judge a book by it’s cover, especially when the book is a tough dairy farmer.
A TikTok user who goes by @Farmersdaughterwisco shared the stereotype people assign to her based on her look.
The blonde-haired beauty shared a clip in response to haters who don ‘t think she can’t work outdoors.
The TikToker can be seen wearing a bright pink top as she sits in the driver’s seat of a vehicle.
She explained: “Never being taken serious in farming because of the way I look and my content isn’t like most dairy farmers.”
The farmer then panned the camera to reveal she was driving machinery on her farm.
“And constantly proving them wrong,” she added.
The content creator revealed her nickname in the caption of her video.
“‘Farmer Barbie’ the haters call me LMAO,” she wrote.
TikTok users took to the comment section to share their thoughts on her clapback.
“Rock it girl! Why cant we work hard and look cute doing it??” asked one viewer.
Another follower shared “It’s my absolute favorite. Backing up a trailer, ‘You need help sweetheart?’ Nope.”
“Sweetie you have nothing to prove to anyone, you are one tough lady,” commented a third person.
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Girl, 6, with rare allergy to cold could die outdoors as family consider move abroad
Amazing BIGFOOT ENCOUNTER Ends Oklahoma Fisherman’s Love For the Outdoors!
An Oklahoma man recalls his remarkable encounter with a Bigfoot while fishing at Beavers Bend State Park. The experience literally changed his desire to be an outdoorsman.
“My name is Charles and you can use my name if you wish. I have nothing to hide or be ashamed of and I’m too damned old to be worried about what some non-believers might think. I’m of Native American and German heritage, precisely, Cherokee and Choctaw with a small amount of Irish, Scottish, and Bohemian thrown into the mix.
I’ve always loved the outdoors whether it be camping, hunting, fishing, or hiking. That is until this damn creature took it all away from me. I worked as an oil well service operator in a Texas oil field for 25 years and then went to work for the United States Postal Service, retiring in 2017 after 23 years of service.
My encounter happened in 1974 and I was 21 years old. I never told anyone about this encounter. I’m still dealing with some PTSD. I planned a vacation to Beavers Bend State Park in southeast Oklahoma during the first week of March 1974. My pregnant wife was six months and I planned a tent camp on the Mountain Fork River below the dam on Broken Bow Leg for four days. So I rented the farthest south tent site which was only 30 yards from a cement dam on the river. This made the upper portion deeper for swimming, kayaking, and fishing. We had beautiful weather in the low to mid-50s and highs of 65 to 70 degrees. The first or two days were just terrific. We had fresh fish for breakfast and dinner.
On the morning of the third day, I got up at 5 AM and made a pot of coffee. I had one cup and then grabbed my tackle box, rod, reel, and a five-gallon bucket to put my catch in and then walked down to the cement dam where I’d fished the first two days. I’ve been fishing for about 25 minutes. I had a three-pound smallmouth bass and two rainbow trout about two pounds each. I planned to catch one more fish and then call it quits. I went to make another cast and my lure hung up on what I thought was a tree limb. So I turned to look up to see where my lure had caught the limb and then all I could see was a wall of cinnamon-brown hair about four feet from me. Oh my God! My lure had hung up on the upper left chest of something that I did not know existed. It was at least 10 to 11 feet tall,l five feet wide across the shoulders and at least one thousand to eleven hundred pounds. Its biceps were as big as my waist. My eyes moved up to its face. It had a conical head. The eyes were as big and red. It was looking down at me and snarling its teeth, which were as big as a horse’s and had only slightly pronounced eye teeth. Its head looked two and a half times the size of mine.
I could not move. I could feel and hear a very low growl that seemed to rattle my bones with a pressure all over my body that I can’t explain. I truly believe that my life was over. I couldn’t speak or scream. But I remember thinking, ‘Oh my God. I’m so sorry for hurting you.’ Then like turning off a light switch everything went black. I evidently passed out. I believe that was about 6:30 AM when I woke up. I felt so drained of energy and I had a terrible headache. I sat up looked around and saw that my tackle box had been smashed flat, my rod was broken into four pieces and the three fish that I caught were taken out of my bucket.
After regaining my composure I found two footprints that were huge where the beast had been standing. I had a measuring tape, so I measured both prints at 22 and a half inches long and 10 inches across the ball of the foot, six inches across the heel. Damn! I’d never seen a footprint that huge. Then I realized that I had to get the hell away from there. I picked up all my broken fishing equipment and carried all of it to a trash bin. I walked back to camp, poured myself another cup of coffee, and waited for my wife to wake up. I poured her a cup of coffee and she asked how was the fishing this morning. Well, I told her that during the night someone had come into our camp and taken all of my fishing gear. Oh, she was pissed. But that was way better than me trying to explain what I had actually seen and what transpired down at the river.
I was feeling very lucky to still be breathing. So, add one more cup of coffee and then told my wife that I wasn’t feeling quite up to par and that I was just ready to go home.
I can’t help but believe that this creature had been watching me fishing and wanted my fish. To this day I still can’t believe how it snuck up behind me. I’ve given away most of my fishing gear only within the last couple of years. I had an interest in finding out more about what took my love of the outdoors away..”
Transcribed Source: The Round Table Of Knowledge By HTH
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