Category: Hunting

The Primal Treestands 22′ Mac Daddy Xtra Wide Deluxe Ladder Stand

Littleton, Colorado — The Primal Tree Stands 22′ Mac Daddy Xtra Wide Deluxe is a durable, rock-solid stand that offers the comfort and stability you need for hunting at lofty heights. Its extra-wide, flip-up mesh seat and foot platform are large enough to get comfortable, allowing you to stay alert and ready for that perfect shot. Simply put, the Mac Daddy Xtra Wide Deluxe has all the amenities you need for a price that won’t blow your bucks.

JAW AND TRUSS STABILIZER SYSTEMS: HUNT WHERE YOU WANT TO HUNT!

Your safety is always top priority. That’s why you need a ladder stand from Primal Tree Stands. Thanks to Primal’s patented, innovative Grip Jaw and Truss Stabilizer systems, your stand is locked tight to the tree from ground level before you ascend to attach your ratchet straps. Plus, the Truss Stabilizer strap allows the stand to be used where others cannot. River bottoms, field edges and swamps very rarely have the “ideal” tree required for a conventional stabilizer bar, but with the Stabilizer Truss System, you can adapt to the best spots the woods have to offer.

    • Stabilizer Truss System puts continuous pressure on the ladder which eliminates squeaks and creaks!
    • Primal Tree Stands Grip Jaw system provides sure-grip installation
    • 24″ x 16.5″ extra-wide seat platform with premium mesh seat that flips up 29.1″ x 24″ foot platform for added space
    • Padded, flip-up adjustable shooting rail
    • Padded Armrests are covered with durable, nylon fabric
    • Sturdy, steel construction with rounded tubing for better grip
Hunting

Federal duck stamps for 2020-2021 season on sale Friday, June 26

MEMPHIS, Tennessee – The new 2020-2021 federal duck stamp goes on sale Friday, June 26. The stamps, which cost $25, are valid from July 1, 2020, through June 30, 2021.

Purchased by millions of waterfowl hunters, wildlife enthusiasts and stamp collectors every year, duck stamps purchases provide critical funding to purchase and protect wetlands and associated habitat for ducks, geese and other wildlife species.

“Since Ding Darling quickly sketched the first duck stamp in 1934, art and conservation have been connected and the world is better for it. Whether you’re an avid waterfowl hunter, a birder, conservation enthusiast, or a collector, every American has a good reason to buy a duck stamp, perhaps even two or three,” said Ducks Unlimited CEO Adam Putnam. “Of every dollar spent on a duck stamp, 98 cents of the purchase goes directly to acquiring and protecting waterfowl habitat, and that’s a testament to the great administration of this long-running program by the Department of the Interior and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS). The First Day of Sale is our opportunity to celebrate another great season and say thank you to the adult and youth artists who lend their talents to this important cause, and all those supporting and delivering wildlife conservation through their purchase of a duck stamp each year.” Read more

General, Hunting

BaseMap Hunting and Fishing Now on CarbonTV

Bothell, WA – BaseMap Hunting and Fishing is excited to announce BaseMapTV is now available on CarbonTV, an online video network dedicated to providing top-quality outdoor lifestyle content.

BaseMapTV will feature content from employees, brand ambassadors, and industry partners that showcases how the BaseMap app helps them plan their outdoor adventures, navigate the terrain, and share with others to ultimately be more successful in the field. Viewers will get an in-depth look at the app’s robust feature set and learn how they can put them to use in all aspects of hunting, including land management, scouting, the pursuit of game, and more. Read more

Fishing, Hunting

Wyoming Receives $7.2 Million for Conservation Work

MISSOULA, Mont. — The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and its partners awarded $7,256,274 of grant funding in Wyoming to enhance wildlife habitat, scientific research and hunting opportunities. RMEF directly granted $340,471 and leveraged an additional $6,915,803 in partner funding.

“This is a monumental amount of funding that will help Wyoming’s elk as well as a myriad of other species,” said Kyle Weaver, RMEF president and CEO. “We are grateful for our partners in standing beside us to carry out this vital conservation work. And we especially recognize and thank our RMEF volunteers who freely give of their time and talents to raise funds to put back on the ground in Wyoming. We could not do what we do without them.”

There are 22 RMEF chapters and nearly 9,000 members in Wyoming.

In all, 33 projects benefit 46,465 acres of habitat across Albany, Big Horn, Campbell, Carbon, Converse, Johnson, Laramie, Lincoln, Fremont, Hot Springs, Natrona, Park, Sheridan, Sublette, Sweetwater, Teton, Uinta and Washakie Counties. One of the projects is of statewide benefit. Read more

Hunting, Wildlife

Senate Passes Great American Outdoors Act

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Senate has passed the historic Great American Outdoors Act (S. 3422), which represents the single greatest commitment to increasing public access and advancing conservation in a lifetime, on a strong bipartisan vote of 73-25.

The Great American Outdoors Act will provide $9.5 billion over 5 years to address the crumbling infrastructure on America’s public lands and waters. While the National Park Service will receive $6.5 billion in funding, the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation (CSF) led a successful effort to secure the inclusion of $3 billion to repair and maintain public land infrastructure overseen by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), and U.S. Forest Service (USFS), which provides critically important recreational opportunities for America’s sportsmen and women.

“The Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation applauds Senate passage of the Great American Outdoors Act. Today’s vote demonstrates the bipartisan support for advancing conservation and increasing access for hunters and anglers,” said CSF President Jeff Crane. “When signed into law, this bill will provide much needed support for public lands and waters and boost the already formidable outdoor economy. CSF extends our sincere thanks to the Senate Congressional Sportsmen’s Caucus (CSC) members that voted to support these priorities.” Read more

Fishing, Hunting

Michigan: Watch Thursday’s NRC Meeting Live Online

The Michigan Natural Resources Commission’s next regular meeting is Thursday, June 11. Due to COVID-19 public health and safety guidelines, the meeting will be hosted in an online format.

You can watch the meeting live online using this link. Those who want to provide public comment for the meeting should call 517-284-5808 or email NRC@Michigan.gov.

The meeting starts at 9 a.m. with the Committee of the Whole, and the agenda includes updates on:

    • Mandatory elk hunt orientation changes.
    • The 2019 deer harvest survey report.
    • Deer hunting regulations.
    • Several land transactions.

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Fishing, Hunting

Senate Takes Significant Step toward Final Passage of Great American Outdoors Act

Yesterday, the Senate took a monumental step toward passing the historic Great American Outdoors Act (S. 3422), which represents the single greatest commitment to increasing public access and advancing conservation in a lifetime, by voting to proceed to final consideration of the bill on an overwhelming bipartisan vote of 80-17.

S. 3422 will provide $9.5 billion over 5 years to address the crumbling infrastructure on America’s public lands and waters. While the National Park Service will receive $6.5 billion in funding, the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation (CSF) worked to secure the inclusion of $3 billion in funding to be set aside to repair and maintain public land infrastructure overseen by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), U.S. Fish and Wildlife (USFWS), and U.S. Forest Service (USFS), which are critically important to providing recreational opportunities to sportsmen and women. Read more

Fishing, Hunting

Alpha HD Scouting Camera from Black Gate Hunting Products

Higher standards and lower prices. That’s the name of the game for Black Gate Hunting Products. When that mantra is applied to the trail camera industry it results in the Alpha HD, an innovative new trail camera that is packed full of impressive features and won’t break the bank.

The Alpha HD features an extreme high definition 32 MP camera and a 5 MP CMOS sensor. With a multitude of optional photo quality settings, including 5 MP, 8 MP, 12 MP, 16 MP, 20 MP, and 24 MP, you’re sure to find a setting that captures the right level of detail and maximizes your storage capacity. Capable of three shooting modes – Photo, Video, or Photo+Video – the cameras can shoot 4k quality video and also include multiple shooting options to tailor the set up for each specific user application.

Forget about having images of the back half of your quickly moving game. An ultra-wide detection zone means you’ll pick up every nearby motion and the near instant trigger speeds of 0.2-0.6 seconds ensures they’ll stay in frame of your photo. The fully automatic IR filter is coupled with 940NM No Glow technology and 45 IR LEDs to make this camera capable of capturing crystal-clear low light images. It also boasts an impressive sensing range and night-time lighting distance of 65 feet. All of this is driven by dual PIR sensors covering a full 120’ of angle. Read more

Hunting

Muddy’s New Manifest Cellular Trail Camera

Irving, TX – Muddy Outdoors, known for providing the highest quality treestands, box blinds ground blinds, treestand safety equipment, and accessories, announces the release of the brand new Muddy Manifest Cellular Trail Camera!

Developed for use with Verizon and AT&T and verified through the networks, the new Muddy Manifest camera is ultra-compact in size and lightweight. Housed in a high-impact polymer chassis with realistic bark texturing, the new cellular trail camera is easy to transport to remote locations and offers a minimized visual signature to help avoid theft and game disturbance. Read more

Hunting

New Wildgame Innovations Insite Cell™ and Insite Air™ Game Scouting Cameras

Grand Prairie, TX – For over two decades, Wildgame Innovations has led the way in trail camera technology, and this new dynamic duo offers a couple of options for retrieving images and video while minimizing human disturbance in sensitive areas.

The all-new Insite Cell™ trail camera lets you take your favorite hunting spot with you wherever you go by pairing with your cell phone to send an automatic photo updates anytime, anywhere. Hunters can remotely check prime location from the comfort of their home. This tricked-out trail camera integrates with the all-new HuntSmart™ app to automatically analyze trail cam captures and help you plan your next hunt. The Insite Cell also features all of our premium upgrades, including Adaptive Illumination, invisible Lightsout™ illumination and an industry-leading 32-megapixel image clarity. It works nationwide on any network.

With the new Insite Air™ you can download from a distance without disrupting your hunting area. The Insite Air™ uses Bluetooth technology to connect to the WGI app, sending all photos and videos to your device with the simple press of a button. Just get within 150 yards of your camera, and you’ll receive a notification to download. The Insite Air delivers a 100-yard illumination range, half-second trigger speed, 24-megapixel images and HD 720p videos. No cell service required! Read more

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