Overland Park, Kan. — Bushnell Outdoor Products, an industry-leader in high performance sports optics and outdoor accessories for 65 years, has announced The Truth About Rangefinders Sweepstakes. Commemorating the launch of the new Team Primos approved The Truth laser rangefinder, the sweepstakes (valued at $14,000) prize package includes a Polaris Ranger EV, Bushnell optics, and a gear collection from Primos Hunting.
The Polaris Ranger EV, wrapped in Pursuit Camo, is valued at $11,499 and features a quiet 30-HP/48V electric motor for stealthy trips to the deer stand. The smooth-riding, electric side-by-side keeps you moving with true AWD, automatically engaging all four wheels when you need it and reverting back to 2WD when you don’t. The rear dump-box has a 1,000 pound payload, with room to spare for all of your hunting gear.
In addition to the Polaris Ranger EV, Bushnell and Primos have assembled a gear package that includes some of the top hunting products on the market. From Bushnell, the package includes the Legend Ultra HD 3-9x 40mm Riflescope features Bushnell’s Rainguard HD technology, and fully multi-coated optics for clear, crisp images and superior light transmission. The DOA (Dead On Accurate) Reticle Technology provides aiming points out to 600 yards and also features Bushnell’s Rack Bracket Technology.
The Legend Ultra HD 10x 42mm Binocular from Bushnell features ED Prime Glass and an Ultra Wide-Band coating, ensuring the brightest colors and amazing contrast. O-ring sealed and nitrogen purged for waterproof and fog proof performance, the Legend binoculars also include the company’s patented RainGuard HD permanent water-repellant lens coating.
Also from Bushnell is the Team Primos-approved Truth Laser Rangefinder. The Truth is compact-sized, with 4x magnification and ranging performance from 5-850 yards. With ARC (Angle Range Compensation) Bow Mode, The Truth provides true horizontal distance from 7-199 yards, helping bow hunters select the right pin with confidence.
The Primos package includes the Double Bull Double Wide Door ground blind. Equipped with the patented Double Bull system, the zipperless, double-wide door allows for quiet entry, and set up is quick and easy. The lightweight blind includes a deluxe oversized carrying bag, making it easy to get the blind to your favorite spot in the field.
Also included from Primos is the second generation Trigger Stick Bi-Pod, Dirty B Decoy, and Bombshell turkey call. The Trigger Stick is a lightweight, height-adjustable gun rest, perfect for kneeling or standing. It takes just one hand and the pull of a trigger to instantly adjust the height of the bipod.
The Dirty B Turkey Decoy is an injured gobbler decoy, creating a whole new twist on turkey hunting. Being the competitive creature that they are, gobblers will take any chance to establish dominance over others, and with just a pull of a handle, the Dirty B becomes a flopping, injured Tom that drives gobblers crazy.
The Bombshell is an all-new turkey call from Primos that offers convenient one-hand operation. Simply push the rail to yelp, tap it to cut, and slowly press the rail to purr or whine. The Bombshell can be tuned for a higher or raspier pitch, and is designed to be mounted to a shotgun to call that gobbler in with very little motion.
No purchase is necessary to enter or win the sweepstakes, which runs from June 1 to August 31, 2013. For more information about the rules and regulations or to enter, visit http://bushnell.com/thetruth. To learn more about Bushnell Outdoor Products and its complete line of sports optics and outdoor technology, visit www.bushnell.com or call 1-800-423-3537.
Overland Park, Kan. — Bushnell Outdoor Products, an industry-leader in high performance sports optics and outdoor accessories for 65 years, has announced The Truth About Rangefinders Sweepstakes. Commemorating the launch of the new Team Primos approved The Truth laser rangefinder, the sweepstakes (valued at $14,000) prize package includes a Polaris Ranger EV, Bushnell optics, and a gear collection from Primos Hunting.
