OUTDOORCLASS - Two years of work

[mxracer317]

It’s great, but the amount of content is a little lacking.

I’d love to see something like bearded butchers how to process an elk start to finish.

I appreciate the quality of the content, but I feel like they rush through chapters and don’t show close-ups or thoroughly describe what’s happening. Typically feels like a “high level” overview on topics and not a “master class”.

Definitely a step in the right direction, but feel like it could be a little bit more thorough.

 

[Creedance91]

Really enjoyed the content that is out there. Navigation of the site is atrocious. It looks really dramatic and visually pleasing, but getting to what you want is tough. They had a Mark Livesay e-scouting course there and took it down without warning. Really great stuff when you couple his courses with Randy's rifle elk. Overall, it's a recommend for the price. You could technically find a lot of this stuff scattered across YouTube and podcasts, but the time savings by aggregating and producing the videos for you is worth the subscription cost.

 

[Potsie]

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[mtmuley]

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You can see them coming. mtmuley

 

[Potsie]

You can see them coming. mtmuley

When they post 1 - 2 word responses on 4 threads from the same topic… makes it easy.

 

[Big Fin]

When they post 1 - 2 word responses on 4 threads from the same topic… makes it easy.

Yup. The last three months have been insane. We probably reject 50+ or more per day. A few make it through based on using different emails, IPs, or usernames. We try to find them as soon as we can. For those who notify us, thank you.

 

[GratefulHorticulturist]

Well, it's been two years of work that launched today. It is an outdoor education platform called OutdoorClass.

This is a platform for folks interested in adding information to their outdoor knowledge, mostly starting with hunting courses and then progressing to cooking, game care, survival, shooting, archery, backcountry skills, and more.

I was asked to do a course on Rifle Elk Hunting, focusing on the post-rut and late season periods. Corey Jacobsen presents a course on calling elk in the pre-rut and peak rut. Remi Warren presents a course on mule deer. Jamie Tiegen brings her chef talents to wild game cooking.

These are the first four courses at launch, with more courses coming from John Barklow, Hank Shaw, Ryan Lampers, and many others over the next year, and beyond. If you want to learn more, here is the "About OutdoorClass" link.

If you are interested in signing up, the price is $99 per year. You get all the courses in the library for the same price. And as always, if you want to save money, use promo code RANDY and save 20%.

To sign up, here is the link below:
https://www.outdoorclass.com/
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Sweet. Dang glad to hear about this resource. Great idea I knew nothing about