Hometown Rankin - October & November 2016

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Consider the ravens: they neither sow nor reap, they have neither storehouse nor barn, and yet God feeds them. Of how much more value are you than the birds!” Luke 12:24 90 • October/November 2016
Life as CEO of his new company is a far stretch from the baseball diamond. God has given him time with his children, something he never had when coaching. “It’s such a priceless thing for me to be able to carry our kids to school or schedule a lunch date with them,” he says. After family time, Owens travels to outdoor/ hunting expos to show and promote his one-of-akind blind. “It’s actually a portable shooting house,” Owens says in describing the ground and tree stand blind. “It’s 53”x53”x76” with a shooting width of 68” – ample room for bow and gun hunting.” The blind travels in a backpack, sturdy enough to work as a permanent stand or easily breaks down to transport. Owens recalls fond memories of growing up hunting with his dad and brother. “Dad taught us how to move slowly and quietly through the woods and to appreciate the beauty of nature and its wildlife.” This new venture gives Owens more pleasure than he could have imagined. “You find something you love and you won’t work a day in your life,” he says in describing the result of his obedience and faith. Owens smiles with great contentment as he reflects on God’s faithfulness. “Anna and I have claimed Luke 12:24 for years, and we have figured it out – God always meets our daily needs.” With hopes of endorsements from large retailers like Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s, Owens dreams of an expanding company and orders for thousands of Double Dare Blinds. He may have learned to move slowly in the woods, but in the production and marketing world, he’s in race mode. n www.owens-outdoors.com Hometown Rankin • 91
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