Toby Benoit is a journalist for the Hernando Sun, specializing in local news and topics related to hunting, fishing, and wildlife in Hernando County, Florida. With a passion for outdoor activities and a deep knowledge of the local area, Toby provides informative and engaging articles that cater to the interests of the community.
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Toby's coverage primarily focuses on topics related to animals, wildlife, and nature with a specific emphasis on hunting and outdoor activities. Given his local geographic focus in the United States, particularly Florida and Hernando County, he may be interested in content that is relevant to these areas or addresses specific issues faced by individuals engaged in hunting or outdoor activities within this region.
Given the high percentage of announcement-related coverage attributes, Toby may be receptive to pitches that involve announcements related to local events such as hunting seasons opening/closing dates, changes in regulations pertaining to wildlife management or conservation efforts within the specified geographic area. Additionally, given his industry-specific coverage attribute percentage of 30%, Toby might also appreciate pitches involving new products or equipment relevant for local hunters and outdoors enthusiasts.
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Sean Cummins, with daughter Bristol and his first ever Burmese Python caught during the Florida Python Challenge, while hunting with Toby. [Photo by Toby Benoit]
Bristol Cummins and her very first hog, after a trapping adventure with her daddy Sean and Ol' Uncle Toby in Istachatta. [Photo by Toby Benoit]Bristol Cummins and her very first hog, after a trapping adventure with her daddy Sean and Ol' Uncle Toby in Istachatta. [Photo by Toby Benoit]
Jimbo Dixon ready to climb aboard his bull. [Photo provided]
With Hurricane Milton now having come and gone, I’m praying for everyone negatively affected by the storm. I came out okay, better than many, and spent the first few days after the storm helping clear roads and homes of downed trees. What a mess it was. But, by Sunday afternoon, I was back in the woods.
David Criswell and a mature eight point buck taken with his muzzleloader. [Photo by Toby Benoit]
The Second Seminole War here in Florida was very important to the development of Florida, and the settlement of the Nature Coast. This was the costliest war for the United States of any of its campaigns against the indigenous tribes in the nation's history. The Second Seminole War cost more than $30 million and the lives of nearly 1,500 soldiers.
A true trophy of a buck taken in his ranch in Istachatta, which Toby skinned and caped with the aid of a dull knife! [Photo by Toby Benoit]
Buck fever is a physiological response that occurs when a hunter experiences intense and sudden excitement at seeing a buck. It’s a form of anxiety that creates an immediate rush of adrenaline, and the symptoms are shaking hands, sweaty palms, rapid pulse, shortness of breath, and, often, missed shots.
It's been mighty cold, my friends. Obviously enough, I don't need to tell any of y'all, but it did seem about the most convenient way to introduce my train of thought.
There are so many different ways to fill your freezer with organic, free-range pork that I'll probably never get around to trying them all.
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