Brownells Launches Extensive Line of Emergency & Survival Gear

GW:  In this round of Arctic vortex assaults, being prepared isn’t just for whacky preppers anymore…

Brownells, a trusted and widely-recognized name in the firearms industry for 75 years, has expanded its product offerings to include Emergency & Survival Gear. The more than 1,000 lifesaving and sustaining products range from those that can help people deal with the smallest of life’s unexpected events, like treating minor injuries, to surviving larger scale disasters including tornadoes, floods, wildfires and blackouts. Read more

Physical Challenge

While sitting in a chair, lift your right foot off the floor and make clockwise                         circles.

Now, while doing this, draw the number “6” in the air with your
right hand.

Your foot will change direction and there’s nothing you can do about it.

Zumbo Recipient of Grits Gresham Shooting Sports Communicator Award

GW:  I am honored to have been able to meet the man and talk with him on several occasions.  He is a fine ambassador for outdoors people everywhere, who cherish our freedoms and traditional lifestyles.  Congrats, Jim and looking forward to your next brand of home cooking at the POMA conference in Knoxville this March.
Jim Zumbo

Jan. 14, 2014, LAS VEGAS, Nev. – The Professional Outdoor Media Association (POMA) and the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) honored shooting industry communications veteran Jim Zumbo with the prestigious POMA/NSSF Grits Gresham Shooting Sports Communicator Award. The award recognizes extraordinary achievements in communications and in support of our hunting heritage and firearm freedoms.

 

Zumbo is a 40-year veteran outdoor writer with more than 2,000 articles and 3,000 photos published. He has dedicated his life to supporting and defending hunting, and describing ways for people to become better hunters in his books, lectures, magazine articles, and television show Jim Zumbo Outdoors on Outdoor Channel.  Read more

Why Didn’t HSUS Stop This Rhino Hunt?

This from www.HumaneWatch.org and I could not agree more…
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The Humane Society of the United States has been indignantly complaining in the media recently about an auction that occurred on Saturday. The Dallas Safari Club auctioned off a permit to hunt a black rhino, an endangered species, in Namibia for $350,000.
Sound troubling? At first glance, probably. But consider the situation:

  • A few rhinos a year are shot by the government of Namibia as a part of population management;
  • The rhino will be older and not capable of breeding;
  • Older, non-breeding rhinos can harm younger, breeding rhinos;
  • The money raised is going towards anti-poaching efforts (poaching is a major threat to the rhinos). Read more

2014 Ram 1500: Mossy Oak Edition Returns to Ram Lineup

After  a brief, one-year hiatus, the Ram 1500 Mossy Oak® Edition is  returning to the truck brand’s model lineup.

Updated  for 2014, the Mossy Oak Edition will now be available for the first  time with the RamBox cargo management system, in both 6-ft.-4-in. and  5-ft.-7-in. bed lengths.

Originally  introduced to the Ram Truck family in 2011, the Mossy Oak Edition is  designed for enthusiasts who are passionate about the great outdoors. Read more

Cold Feet Solution with ThermaCELL® Heated Insoles-ProFLEX

ThermaCELL Heated Insoles with Wireless Remote
BEDFORD, MA-ThermaCELL Heated Insoles has transformed how time is spent outdoors by bringing heat to your feet and is now introducing a one-of-a-kind heated insole with new features including extendable use and increased flexibility. The ThermaCELL Heated Insoles ProFLEX has more features and functionality than any other foot warming option available on the market today. Read more

Remember safety when venturing on the ice

With the early arrival of arctic temperatures this winter, ice has already formed on many of Michigan’s inland lakes and rivers. The Department of Natural Resources reminds ice fishermen and snowmobilers of its mantra: No ice is safe ice.

“Just because a lake or stream looks frozen doesn’t mean the ice is safe,” said Lt. Andrew Turner, marine safety and education supervisor for the DNR Law Enforcement Division. “By following some guidelines on how ice looks and feels, you can avoid your day of ice fishing ending in a life-threatening incident.”   Read more

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