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Top Hunting and Shooting Equipment Brands for 2013
Top Fishing Equipment Brands for 2013
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Southwick Associates January 2014 Newsletter
Southwick Associates Hires Nancy Bacon as Business Development Director
Southwick Associates to Aid Outdoor Businesses in 2014, Representatives Available at Upcoming SHOT Show
December 10, 2013 – Southwick Associates to Aid Outdoor Businesses in 2014, Representatives Available at Upcoming SHOT Show – Maintaining access to the best and most-up-to-date industry information is critical to any business seeking to improve profitability. Fortunately for companies in the hunting, shooting and fishing industries, Southwick Associates will be updating their detailed “Size of Market” reports, as well as rolling out new ones in 2014.
Number of female hunters on the rise in Pennsylvania and New Jersey
November 25, 2013 – Number of female hunters on the rise in Pennsylvania and New Jersey – In just one week, hunters throughout the region will begin heading afield for the most popular hunting event of year, the white-tailed deer firearms season. And while most of the individuals you’ll see on opening day will be fathers, sons and other males, chances are increasingly good that at least a few of the sportsmen you pass won’t actually be men at all.
Women in the Outdoors: Numbers on the Rise
October 28, 2013 – Women in the Outdoors: Numbers on the Rise – The traditional image of men escaping for the weekend to experience the thrill and challenge of outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing and shooting may be as antiquated as the gender make-up in the boardroom in scenes from television’s Mad Men. Annie it seems has definitely got her gun, and hunting license and fishing rod and reel.
Panama Sportfishing Economics
October 22, 2013 – Fishing Drives Economy in Panama – A recent report, initiated by The Billfish Foundation(TBF) and conducted by Southwick Associates, found that sportfishing has not only been a major force in attracting tourists to the country, but that the potential for greater economic growth is on the very near horizon- provided that fishing remains great and consumers are made aware of it.