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The Flextone Mimic handheld electronic game calls feature unique trigger-style activation for directional delivery of sound. The powerful, high-quality speakers can cover long distances and attract some of the most difficult game. Read more
Producing maximum speed from a lightweight and compact design, Barnett’s Ghost 385 breaks all the rules. CarbonLite Riser technology shifts the bow’s center of gravity toward the shooter giving him or her more balance and maneuverability, and the aluminum flight track produces the smoothest shot in the industry without the added weight. Read more
For more than 120 years Carhartt has had a place on Michigan’s map. Recently, the company came on board as a prize-package sponsor of the Department of Natural Resources’ (DNR) Pure Michigan Hunt – a sponsorship that helps to support hunting and wildlife management in Michigan. Read more
As successful deer, elk and moose hunters return from trips in Michigan and beyond, the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds hunters that there are regulations regarding the importation of carcasses from certain other states and provinces. Read more
By Glen Wunderlich
You can blame it all on me. Just point your index finger in my direction when they ask, “Did you order this?” And, when the first one of the season wonders if it’s cold enough for you, just mumble what you will. This arctic blast is entirely my fault.
Hunker down, put another log on the fire and add an extra blanket. It’s now unofficially late deer season and cold comes with the territory. Bring on the white stuff! In my seventh decade as a Michigander, I’ve learned to love what others dread.
No, I’m not a masochist. However, I’ve learned that when the temperature drops, more fuel is required. And, when it comes to whitetail deer, fuel is food. Find food. Find deer. And, sit.
Here are a few tips to make the most of coping with Mother Nature’s mean streak. Read more
Bend, OR — Like many shooting enthusiasts, the Nosler family has always dreamed of introducing a new rifle cartridge to the industry; that time is finally here with the arrival of the 26 Nosler®.
The goal of the new 26 Nosler® cartridge was to introduce something to the shooting sports industry that took full advantage of new technology available to shooters including the advance of optics, reticle systems and of course high Ballistic Coefficient (B.C.) bullets such as the AccuBond® Long Range™ line. The old boundaries are about to be pushed to new limits.
The 26 Nosler® cartridge was designed to take advantage of the inherently accurate and high B.C. 6.5mm (.264) caliber bullets, and is capable of shooting the Nosler® 129 grain, AccuBond® Long Range™ bullet at a blazing 3400 fps out of the muzzle. Zeroed at 350 yards, the 26 Nosler® has a Point Blank Range of 0-415 yards. Loaded with the 129gr ABLR, the 26 Nosler® retains as much velocity at 400 yards as the 260 Remington® produces at the muzzle. Read more
This one comes from my friend at www.outdoorpressroom.com and it could be a whopper. It has been reported that a teenage hunter lost his rifle in a particularly unusual manner. Believe it nor not, it’s here…
The liberals are asking us to give Obama time. We agree…and think 25 to life would be
appropriate.
–Jay Leno
Tink’s® line of predator scent products offers a variety of lure options that have the power to fool the smartest predators in a variety of situations. Read more