Dac Collins is the News Editor at Outdoor Life. He focuses on stories related to America’s hunters and anglers, while also addressing critical conservation issues, often incorporating themes of animals and regional interests. Dac's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports, the Institute for Justice, MSN, and Outdoor Life.
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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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By: Dac Collins
Colorado has some of the murkiest and most restrictive stream access laws in the West. An 84-year-old fisherman says it's time for a change.
By: Dac Collins
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By: Dac Collins
When a caribou hunter sets out from his small village in Nunavut, a snowstorm turns his day trip into a fight for his life
By: Dac Collins
This story from the OL archives details a close call with a charging grizzly where the weapon at hand was an ice climbing axe
