Saturday and Sunday, September 10-11, 2011, from 11:00-3:00, Field & Stream and the sponsors of the Total Outdoorsman Challenge will have a village at the Bass Pro Shops in Springfield, MO. You can check out the products, the kids can participate in the Kids Challenge, and everyone can win some prizes. Add being at the flagship store of the best outdoors chain in the world and it sounds like a decent weekend.

The Kids Challenge will have archery, casting, paintball, the tent challenge, and a spin n’ win prize wheel. The kids will get all types of swag from Field & Stream, Bass Pro Shops, and the other sponsors, as long as supplies last.

The sponsors village has other prizing too; a chance to win a $25 gift card to Bass Pro Shops from Mobil 1 (just fill out a survey), six pairs of Adventure Passes to Dogwood Canyon Nature Park, and Gorilla Glue will be giving away samples. Visit the Allstate booth and register for a chance to win a $1,000 Bass Pro Shops gift card.

This is the last blog before the Finals and there really isn’t much left to say, other than “good luck” to the competitors. And thanks to all those who follow and participate in competition every year. The Qualifiers seem a lifetime ago, but we’re finally to Dogwood and the finish line.

Be sure to watch for the dates and times of the show on the Outdoor Channel and for the start of the 2012 TOC season. If you haven’t tried it, come and give it a whirl, you may just end up living the dream.

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from Capt. Mike wrote 7 weeks 6 days ago

John, Scout. I will be in Nashville starting June 7. 2012 I am competing Saturday. The beverages are on me after the setup. S/Michael

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from Capt. Mike wrote 7 weeks 6 days ago

John, Scout. I will be in Nashville starting June 7. 2012 I am competing Saturday. The beverages are on me after the setup. S/Michael

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