Dac Collins is the News Editor at Outdoor Life. He focuses on telling the latest stories about America’s hunters and anglers while addressing critical conservation issues, often incorporating themes related to animal rights, environmental services, and natural resources. Dac's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports, the Institute for Justice, Outdoor Life, and MSN.
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Dac Collins' coverage primarily revolves around hunting, wildlife, and outdoor adventures with a local focus on the United States. He seems particularly drawn to evolving stories and breaking news related to entertainment news, sports, and house & home topics.
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The proposal is currently open to public comment, and some hunters have already come out against it
By: Dac Collins
The group of animal-rights activists supporting the paid campaign say they've secured more than enough signatures to get IP28 on the ballot in November
By: Dac Collins
The state has confirmed 50 cases of mushroom-related poisonings, including four deaths, over the last seven months
By: Dac Collins
Over the last two years, Ethan Waytashek has helped his clients catch and release four state-record lakers, each one bigger than the previous fish
By: Dac Collins
Multiple complaints, videos, and photos show the landowner threatening anglers, stringing barbed wire, and using heavy machinery to obstruct a public river
By: Dac Collins
Federal prosecutors say the men rigged the system by creating fake hunter accounts and submitting forged medical documents that allowed them to transfer the tags for a profit
By: Dac Collins
The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee approved a last-minute amendment by Sen. Mike Lee to erase the 2001 Roadless Rule.
After getting harassed by landowners and stonewalled in the courts, Roger Hill tried to get arrested while wading. Law enforcement wouldn't touch him.
By: Dac Collins
If the team can stay atop the leaderboard, they'll also break the tournament's payout record with a check totaling more than $6.5 million
By: Dac Collins
After traveling from Georgia to tag her first Merriam’s gobbler, Caroline Langdale went on to catch and release one of the biggest brown trout ever recorded in Idaho
