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Suzanne Downing

Suzanne Downing

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Communications Manager and OU Editor, Outdoors Unlimited Magazine

Missoula

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natural resources and sportseducation business

Doesn’t Cover

Basketball, all other sports

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Industries

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Content

Total articles 141

  • 5 Tips for Hiking with Kids (Without Losing Your Mind)

    By Suzanne Downing| Action Hub@ There’s nothing quite like hitting a trail with your kids in tow and the promise of an afternoon full of adventure. But if you’ve ever tried hiking with kids under 10 years old, you probably know it’s a whole different game than your solo or adult-only outdoor treks. Suddenly, your peaceful walk in the woods involves more snack breaks, more questions about bugs and more bathroom stops than expected.

    By Suzanne Downing · Action Hub

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Valor Provisions: Ranch-to-table model for American raised beef

    By Suzanne Downing| AgDaily Verified Patrick Montgomery doesn’t hesitate when asked about his favorite cut of beef. “Oh man, I have quite a few, but I’ve got to go with Picanha or the sirloin cap,” he said. “Cutting that roast into steaks and cooking it on a fire is a ton of fun and delicious.”As the CEO and founder of Valor Provisions and a former U.S. Army Ranger, Montgomery has a passion for beef that is evident even through a casual conversation.

    By Suzanne Downing · AgDaily

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • 5 Tips for Hiking with Kids (Without Losing Your Mind)

    By Suzanne Downing| Action Hub@ There’s nothing quite like hitting a trail with your kids in tow and the promise of an afternoon full of adventure. But if you’ve ever tried hiking with kids under 10 years old, you probably know it’s a whole different game than your solo or adult-only outdoor treks. Suddenly, your peaceful walk in the woods involves more snack breaks, more questions about bugs and more bathroom stops than expected.

    By Suzanne Downing · Action Hub

    Apr. 11, 2025

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Outdoors Unlimited Magazine