New Two-Seater TORQ VLE

Birmingham, Ala. — As a result of requests from outdoorsmen and women around the country, TORQ is introducing the new two-seater TORQ VLE electric vehicle. Now both the driver and a passenger can enjoy a swift, silent and stable ride on a rugged off-road trail.
This new two-seat version boasts a number of upgrades designed to make the TORQ faster, lighter and quieter than ever. Read more

Camo at the Capitol Slated for September 9

Camo at the Capitol

CaCorangeIf you hunt, fish or trap, and you want to keep the places, fish and wildlife and rights to do so in Michigan, make sure your legislators know it! Come to Camo at the Capitol to rally in defense of the rights to hunt, fish and trap!

We’ll be advocating for policies which:

  • Keep public lands in public hands! Public lands ensure the democracy of hunting, fishing and trapping by making sure we all have a place to do so. Lands purchased and/or managed with hunter, angler and trapper license dollars should be open for and managed for those purposes.
  • Crack down on poaching! Poachers steal the resources from all of us and jeopardize hunting rights by giving us all a bad name. A bill package to increase penalties for poaching elk, bear, moose, waterfowl, turkeys and eagles will be before the House Committee on Natural Resources. Let’s pack the room to make sure everyone knows that hunters are leading the charge to eliminate poaching!
  • Protect Great Lakes fisheries! Recent proposals to put cage culture aquaculture fish farms in the Great Lakes could negatively impact Great Lakes fisheries through effluent, disease and escapement. Let your legislators know that fish farms don’t belong in the Great Lakes!
  • Enhance private land hunting and trapping access! A bill to allow hunters with disabilities to hunt from personal mobility devices will be up in the Senate Committee on Outdoor Recreation, and we expect it will be amended to eliminate the unnecessary 150-yard hunting safety zone from buildings for trapping, archery and hound hunting. Let’s pack the committee room to let them know we support hunting access and private property rights!

 

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Michigan Small Game Outlook

Small game hunting season begins Sept. 1 with the opening of the early Canada goose season and teal seasons and continues until rabbit and hare season ends March 31. Department of Natural Resources wildlife biologists across the state say hunters should find conditions similar to last year. Hunters are reminded that due to changes in licensing, all licensed hunters may pursue small game. Read more

Haul Meat and Other Gear with the Bull 1000 External Frame Pack from Browning

To comfortably carry heavy loads to and from the woods, Browning Packs has introduced the Bull 1000 External Frame Pack. This highly adjustable aluminum frame pack has several lash points to carry a variety of heavy items and weighs just 6 lbs.

For added comfort during long hikes and heavy loads, the Bull 1000 has padded shoulder straps and a large adjustable padded waist belt. The adjustable frame can be changed to fit any size torso. Read more

Safari Club International Seeks Help from Coyote Hunters

SCI’s Litigation attorneys are looking for Arizona and New Mexico coyote hunters. SCI’s Litigation Department will soon attempt to join litigation that could affect coyote hunting in Arizona and New Mexico – particularly in areas occupied by Mexican wolves (south and central Arizona and New Mexico). Please contact us if you hunt coyotes in these areas, have concrete plans to do so in the future and would be willing to work with SCI attorneys to provide a sworn statement to assist SCI in court. Contact Anna Seidman, Director of Litigation at aseidman@safariclub.org

Town hall meeting Aug. 27 in Meridian Township to discuss CWD efforts – DNR needs help from hunters

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources will hold a town hall meeting Aug. 27 from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Township Hall room of the Meridian Township Municipal Building located at 5151 Marsh Road in Okemos, Michigan, to present information on chronic wasting disease (CWD) and the DNR’s surveillance and management efforts.

Non-cable subscribers or those who live outside the viewing area will have the opportunity to view the meeting through a live video stream on HOMTV’s website at www.homtv.net.   Read more

Fend off Winter With ThermaCELL Accessories

As winter approaches, one quickly remembers how miserable it is to be cold. But with ThermaCELL’s line of heat products, modern technology is here to save the day and allow users to stay warm from head to toe.

Beginning with the must-have heating accessory that started it all, ThermaCELL’s Heated Insoles allow users to choose their heat setting of 100°F or 111°F with a wireless remote control. Heated Insoles can provide continuous warmth for up to five hours. They are water resistant and work interchangeably with any pair of boots, shoes or waders.

Heated insoles are available in both Original and ProFLEX options. With the ProFLEX Heated insoles, users can remove and recharge the product’s batteries with a mini USB cable. And the increased flexibility found in the ProFLEX heated insoles, makes it one of the most functional foot warming options available. Read more

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