Category: Hunting

SCI to Testify Before House Committee

Washington, DC – On Tuesday, June 19, 2012, Safari Club International Foundation (SCI Foundation) Chairman of Conservation & SCI Vice-President, Dr. Al Maki, will testify before the Space, Science, and Technology Subcommittee on Investigations and Oversight. The hearing will cover “The Science of How Hunting Assists Species Conservation and Management.”
The hearing will seek to highlight the role that sportsmen and women play in wildlife conservation, both domestically and internationally. Read more

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New Michigan Deer Hunting Rules

Hunters will have a little more territory to hunt for antlerless deer this fall as the Natural Resources Commission (NRC) opened a few more deer management units (DMUs) in the Upper Peninsula and Northern Lower Peninsula at its regular monthly meeting Thursday in Lansing. Read more

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Sportsman Channel to Debut Boone and Crockett Country

MISSOULA, Mont. (June 14, 2012)?The question isn?t what did that buck score? The real question is how did that big deer get there in the first place? Telling the story of historic conservation successes is the hallmark of ?Boone and Crockett Country,? an award-winning television series with a new network, new host and a new season?s worth of adventure and discovery. Read more

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CBD Files Yet another Frivolous Lead Lawsuit

Posted on June 14, 2012

After twice petitioning the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to ban lead in traditional hunting ammunition—and after being twice previously denied—the Center for Biological Diversity is back at it.  In early June the CBD was joined by six environmental groups in suing the EPA for refusing to ban lead in traditional ammunition.  Two months earlier the EPA denied CBD’s second petition requesting regulations banning traditional ammunition. Read more

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Man Sues Cabela’s and Ten Point for Crossbow Mishap

Cyril B. Korte filed a lawsuit  against Hunter’s Manufacturing Company doing business as Tenpoint Crossbow Technologies and Cabela’s Retail.   It seems as though Korte lost a portion of his thumb, because he couldn’t follow instructions and now it’s someone else’s fault.  Sure hope he doesn’t run his car into a tree, because it doesn’t have accident avoidance protections built in.  Details here…

Hunting

World Record Griz Taken With CVA

Steve West, of Steve’s Outdoor Adventures TV, reported to the staff of CVA that he has taken what should be a new muzzleloader world record grizzly bear with his CVA Accura V2 muzzleloading rifle. Steve shot the bear in British Columbia on June 1st, but just reached civilization on June 9th where he was able to report the kill via an email. Read more

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Deluxe Rigid Hunting Blind

Luxurious, plush and superior, the Advantage Hunting Deluxe Rigid Hunting Blind redefines concealment and comfort afield. Available in both two- and four-person designs, this lightweight and virtually maintenance-free blind is perfect for both the gun and bowhunter. Weather- and bug-resistant, the Deluxe comes equipped with a patented scent-proof design giving you the perfect shield from Mother Nature, as well as minimizing odors like the fried chicken you picked up on the way to the stand. Read more

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Easton’s Ultra-Micro-Diameter Arrows

COLUMBUS, Georgia — The Easton Carbon Injexion arrow is the first ultra-micro-diameter hunting arrow designed with Deep Six Technology, a new standard in high performance inserts, points and broadheads for bowhunting. Until Deep Six, conventional insert systems were too large to allow hunting with micro diameter shafts like those used by world-class competitors. Micro diameter arrows provide archers more kinetic energy downrange and extreme crosswind resistance-and now this same performance level is available in Easton Carbon Injexion shafts designed from the ground up specifically for hunting. Read more

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Natural Resources Commission to meet June 14 in Lansing

The Michigan Natural Resources Commission will hold its regular monthly meeting on Thursday, June 14 at the Diagnostic Center for Population and Animal Health, 4125 Beaumont Road, Lansing.

At 1 p.m., the Policy Committee on Fish and Wildlife will discuss the Wildlife Division’s recommendations for antlerless deer quotas for the upcoming season. In addition, the Wildlife Division will report on the 2011 deer season, the division’s update to the chronic wasting disease surveillance and response plan, and a new bovine tuberculosis model.

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