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Elijah Claus, 2, of Gloversville, goes fishing for magnetic fish at the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation booth during the Adirondack Outdoorsman Show at the Concordia Club in Johnstown Saturda

Adirondack Outdoorsman Show expands to Autumn
By RICHARD NILSEN, The Leader-Herald POSTED: September 14, 2008

JOHNSTOWN - There was a little bit of everything at the first fall Adirondack Outdoorsman Show which took over the Concordia Club grounds Saturday on West Fulton Street Extension.

Jim Van Deusen of Johnstown said he liked the show a lot.

"There were a lot of venders and a good turnout," Van Deusen said. "The show was good. We don't have them often enough."

Organizer Mike Hauser said it was the fourth such show he had put on and each one has increased in size, scope and variety.

"This year we had an art show as part of it," Hauser said. "We had 75 interior spaces rented to venders and 25 more outside.".

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Adirondack Outdoorsman Show 2008
Third annual outdoorsman draws crowd to Johnstown Moose
By MICHAEL ANICH, The Leader-Herald
POSTED: February 17, 2008

JOHNSTOWN — Tales of the whopper caught and the buck that got away are being shared this weekend at Twin Cities Sports Promotions’ Third Annual Adirondack Outdoorsman Show at the Johnstown Moose Club.

“We expect 2,000 to 3,000 people over the weekend,” Twin Cities Sports Promotions President Mike Hauser said Saturday....
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Adirondack Outdoorsman Show
Event to continue today at Johnstown Moose Club
By JASON SUBIK, The Leader-Herald
Published on Sunday, February 25, 2007

JOHNSTOWN — For Janet Lincourt, the Second Annual Adirondack Outdoorsman Show offered many attractions for her little man, 10-year-old Brandon.

“There are so many interesting things here,” she said. “[Brandon is] into hunting, fishing, guns, knives - you name it.”

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1st Annual Adirondack Outdoorsman Show
By MATTHEW RABIN, The Leader Herald (Sunday, March 5, 2006)

JOHNSTOWN - Everything from rifles to cabinets were on display at the Adirondack Outdoorsman Show Saturday morning and attendees came to check it out.

Attendees said they were awed by the variety of the booths they could shop from. Turnout was such that in the early hours of the show the room was so packed attendees could barely move, according to Larry Carver, who was manning the Lock Stock and Barrel Sporting Supply, LLC booth.

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