Jacob Dillon is a writer for Whiskey Riff, a website that covers country music and lifestyle. Jacob's articles often focus on wildlife encounters, outdoor activities, and unique experiences, providing entertaining and informative content for readers.
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Jacob Dillon's coverage primarily focuses on wildlife, animal behavior, and outdoor activities. His articles often cite data and include seasonal content. Given the nature of his coverage, he may be interested in pitches related to wildlife conservation efforts, unique animal behaviors or interactions, notable trends in outdoor activities such as hunting or fishing, and relevant seasonal topics.
Considering that his focus is not geographically specific, sources with insights into global wildlife phenomena or broader environmental trends could have potential appeal for Jacob's coverage.
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By: Jacob Dillon
Some people… If you're going to enforce a rule just make sure you actually know what you are talking about first please.
A RIFF on what country is really about.
By: Jacob Dillon
Nature is brutal. It's especially brutal if you are a member of the deer family. It just seems like the whole world wants to eat them all.
By: Jacob Dillon
So stupid it is almost unbelievable… Hunting is already fairly controversial in the sense that some people are just flat out opposed to the practice.
A RIFF on what country is really about.
A RIFF on what country is really about.
They're called killer whales for a reason. Well, technically , they're known as orcas.
By: Jacob Dillon
It's that time of the year, people. Ya gotta love when these big creatures get into the rut and start doing wild things like wrecking someone's whole backyard.
By: Jacob Dillon
Talk about an incredible day wandering around the woods. Seeing something like an all-white deer can truly be a once-in-a-lifetime thing, but to see one that is a newborn, fresh out of the womb… even rarer.
By: Jacob Dillon
This snake has eyes bigger than its stomach… Blotched water snakes are a species of non-venomous water snake that is commonly found in
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