FOXPRO Launches Revolutionary X360 Digital Game Call

Lewistown, PA. – June 12, 2025 – FOXPRO, the industry leader in American-made predator calls, proudly unveils the X360, its most advanced and feature-rich digital game call to date. Designed to redefine predator hunting, the X360 delivers groundbreaking audio performance, next-generation features, and unmatched realism, setting a new benchmark in the industry. At the heart of the X360 is FOXPRO’s Advanced 360 Sound system—a dynamic 7-speaker configuration that includes three XHD+ speakers, three enhanced tweeters, and a full-range speaker. Read more

ZeroTech Partners with Wild Sheep Foundation on 2025-26 Arizona Rocky Mountain Bighorn Raffle

ZeroTech is proud to announce its partnership with the Wild Sheep Foundation for the 2025-26 Arizona Rocky Mountain Bighorn Raffle. This incredible raffle offers two amazing ways to win, all while supporting wildlife conservation efforts through the Arizona Game & Fish Department Habitat Partnership Committee.

Two Ways to WIN:

·2025-26 Arizona Rocky Mountain Bighorn Raffle Tag – Value: Priceless

·The Ultimate Sheep Hunter’s Package – Value: Over $22,000

WIN #1: The Arizona Rocky Mountain Bighorn Raffle Tag Read more

Moultrie Celebrates Father’s Day with Exclusive Sale on Industry-Leading Trail Cameras

Moultrie, the leading innovator of feeders, trail cameras and game management tools, is excited to announce its special Father’s Day Sale, offering hunters an exclusive opportunity to upgrade to the industry-leading EDGE 2 and EDGE 2 PRO Cellular Trail Cameras at discounted prices. This limited-time offer is available on June 9-23, 2025.

“America’s hunting heritage is often passed down from generation to generation by our fathers. Most modern hunters are guilty of ‘borrowing’ their father’s gear over years,” said Moultrie’s Head of Community Marketing James Denhalter. “This Father’s Day, we’re giving you a chance to replace some of that borrowed gear. While your dad looks for that next target buck to mount on the wall, get him the scouting tools needed to make it happen.”

The EDGE 2 is now available for just $59.99, down from the regular price of $79.99. This advanced trail camera features a lightning-fast 0.40-second trigger speed, allowing users to capture stunning 36MP images and 1080p videos with sound. Read more

Famous Hunters in the Record Books

By PJ DelHomme 

We’ve got country music stars, inventors, entrepreneurs, race car drivers, and international dignitaries in the second installment of famous hunters in the Boone and Crockett records.

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The Boone and Crockett Club has more than 60,000 big game entries, with some dating back to the 1800s. Along the way, a few entries are tied to recognizable names. Other names aren’t quite as recognizable until you mention what those individuals accomplished in their lives. Here are a few more of those entries, some household names, others not so much. Read more

Michigan House Sends Pro-Sportsmen Bills to the Senate

Yesterday, June 4, the Michigan House overwhelmingly passed two bills to help promote, protect, and ensure the continuation of sportsmen’s activities in the Great Lakes State.

HB 4401 repeals the sunset clause, leaving the Michigan pheasant release program in place for future generations.

HB 4401 passed the House by a vote of 104 to 4.HB 4285 requires the Michigan Department of Education to work with the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to make a model program of firearm safety instruction available to schools as an elective course for grades 6 to 12. The course would be taught by an individual certified as a hunter safety instructor by the DNR and includes the following topics: proper usage and handling of firearms, safe cleaning and maintenance of firearms, different types of firearms, and safe hunting practices.

HB 4285 passed the House by a vote of 101 to 7.  These bills will now move to the Senate. Keep an eye on your inbox when action may be needed next. Read more

Star in Your Own Hunting Film: Leupold’s ‘Project Hunt’ Now Accepting Applications for 2025

Leupold & Stevens, Inc., provider of the world’s most rugged, lightweight, and clear sport optics, is pleased to announce the return of its Project Hunt contest for 2025. This unique opportunity gives hunters across the U.S. the chance to have their next hunt professionally filmed and featured on Leupold’s digital platforms.

Project Hunt 2025 is accepting entries from June 2 through June 22, 2025. Two winners—one from the East and one from the West—will be selected to have their hunt captured by a professional filmmaker and turned into Leupold-produced short films. Winners will also receive a complete Leupold optics kit. Read more

Lansing Judge Rules in Coyote Lawsuit

Today, a Lansing judge issued an opinion in Michigan United Conservation Clubs (MUCC) and Michigan Trappers and Predator Callers Association’s (MTPCA) lawsuit against the Natural Resources Commission (NRC).

Judge Cole ruled that the commission acted within their legal authority when they partially closed Michigan’s year-round coyote hunting season in March 2024.

We disagree.

According to MUCC CEO Amy Trotter, MUCC’s position remains unchanged: the 2024 closure was an illegal and irresponsible action, and our fight to reinstate the year-round coyote hunting season continues.

“The facts remain unchanged. The commission violated their legal charge and responsibility when they partially closed the coyote season,” said Trotter.

“By focusing on unsubstantiated social and political pressures, they committed a grave disservice to conservationists across Michigan and put us on the path of anti-hunting states like California and New Jersey.” Read more

Today is the last day you can purchase your 2025 applications for elk and bear

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For bear hunters, the option of a second hunt choice has been eliminated. Applicants can apply for one hunt choice.

The 2025 bear and elk hunting license application period closes today! Apply anywhere hunting licenses are sold, online at Michigan.gov/DNRLicenses or on the Michigan DNR Hunt Fish app. Applications are $5.

Aren’t planning to hunt this year? Increase your odds for next year and purchase your elk chance or bear preference point instead!

Hunting unit and season date information to assist in purchasing your applications is available at Michigan.gov/Elk and Michigan.gov/Bear. Questions? Call the DNR Wildlife Division at 517-284-9453 by June 1 for assistance with applications. Drawing results will be posted online June 23.

Hunters who want another chance at a bear or elk license can increase their odds by applying for the Pure Michigan Hunt! Applications are $5 and available anywhere hunting licenses are sold, online at Michigan.gov/DNRLicenses or on the Michigan DNR Hunt Fish app. Hunters may buy as many applications as they want. Three lucky winners will get prize packages – learn more at Michigan.gov/PMH.

Wyoming Hunting Applications Due June 2

June 2 is a big day for Wyoming hunters — it’s the deadline to submit applications for many fall hunts for residents and nonresidents. Applications must be submitted on the Wyoming Game and Fish Department website by midnight MDT.

Hunters have a few days left to complete applications for:

  • Resident elk, deer and antelope.
  • Nonresident deer and antelope.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Hunt Planner can help hunters with their applications through interactive, in-depth mapping. For each species, hunters can see an overview of all the hunt areas in the state and choose individual areas to explore. Different colors designate private and public lands, and users can see public and county roads. Changing the map base layers also allows hunters to toggle between views like road maps or satellite imagery.

In addition to the hunt area maps, each area also has details about topography and how easy the land is to access. Other public hunting locations are marked with points for Game and Fish wildlife habitat management areas, walk-in and hunter management areas.

All applications must be made online. For those who may not have access to a computer or need assistance applying, Game and Fish has computer stations at each of its regional offices and at the Cheyenne Headquarters. Hunters with questions about applying online can call Game and Fish at (307) 777-4600.

Millennium Treestands’ Antler Shak 30-06 Ground Blind

For hunters who want to stay concealed, comfortable, and successful from the ground, Millennium Treestands® Antler Shak 30-06 Ground Blind is a proven performer. Packed with thoughtful features and smart design, the Antler Shak 30-06 offers unbeatable visibility, concealment, and durability throughout the hunting season.

Built to own the whitetail woods, the Antler Shak 30-06 includes six (6) Full-view mesh panels that allow for 180º panoramic views—so hunters see everything while remaining unseen. Each window features an adjustable shooting rest and a blacked-out finish to prevent silhouettes from being exposed. Inside, the dark interior helps further conceal the hunter from wary game.

Whether hunting with a rifle, crossbow, or vertical bow, this blind delivers the space and versatility to do the job. There’s plenty of room for gear and a hunting partner, and the water-resistant fabric and powder-coated steel frame keep things quiet, dry, and long-lasting. Integrated brush loops allow hunters to match the blind to any terrain for ultimate concealment.

Once the season wraps up, the Antler Shak 30-06 breaks down quickly for easy storage—keeping it in top shape year after year. For those who take their ground game seriously, Millennium Treestands’ Antler Shak 30-06 Ground Blind offers the best seat in the house.

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