Category: Hunting

The Heater Body Suit

Stay warm. Stay Comfortable. Stay Lethal. It’s that simple.

LENA, WI – Your best cold-weather hunting ally, the Heater Body Suit was specifically designed to keep your backside glued to the stand when the mercury dips.

Serious hunters know the more time they spend in the woods, the better their chances of an encounter with a hit-list buck. This is easier said than done, especially when Mother Nature gets an attitude. Don’t wave the white flag this season when temps tumble. Just slip on the world’s most effective cold-weather garment and stay put.

The Heater Body Suit is a one-piece system that slides easily over garments, trapping warmth inside. The Polyester Tricot camo cloth is whisper quiet and the suit is filled with 300 grams of 3M Thinsulate™ Ultra Insulation. What about the wind? Not an issue. The Heater Body Suit is lined with a DuPont™ wind barrier and is treated with (DWR) Durable Water Repellent.

Slipping in-and-out of the suit is a breeze, and it rolls up easily for convenient on-stand storage. Chest straps paired with an ultra-quiet zipper mean you can quickly and easily free your upper body without the suit falling to your knees.

The Heater Body Suit is proudly made in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and comes in sizes of Small, Medium, Large, Large Wide, Tall, Tall Wide and X-Tall Wide. Color options include Mossy Oak, Realtree, Predator and Solid Black. If you’re dissatisfied with your Heater Body Suit for any reason, you can return it within 90 days of the purchase date and receive a full refund.

For more information on the Heater Body Suit, including a sizing chart and layering advice, visit www.heaterbodysuit.com or stay social:

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Michigan Approves 2020 Hunting Regulations

The Michigan Natural Resources Commission yesterday approved a new package of deer regulations at the commission’s regular monthly meeting, which was conducted in an online and conference call format due to COVID-19 public health and safety concerns.

Michigan Department of Natural Resources deer program experts say the regulations, which will be in effect for the 2020 deer hunting season, will provide additional opportunities and cost savings for hunters and offer flexibility in how hunters pursue deer. The DNR uses existing and projected data to gauge the impact of proposed regulations. The data shows that the projected changes will not have a significant negative effect on the deer herd or the quality of deer hunting.

“These recommendations are aimed at making it easier for hunters of all ages and experience levels to enjoy a Michigan outdoor tradition, while at the same time facing the present and future challenges of managing the state’s abundant deer population,” said Chad Stewart, the DNR’s deer, elk and moose program leader.

Approved deer regulations for 2020 include: Read more

Hunting

Conservation, Sporting Advocates Urge Representatives to Show Up for Our Public Lands

WASHINGTON – The National Wildlife Federation and Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation, two of the nation’s leading conservation and outdoor advocates, urged members of the U.S. House of Representatives to stand up for America’s hunters and anglers by supporting the Great American Outdoors Act. The bill, which is the most important conservation legislation in decades and slated for a vote next week, would expand access for hunters and anglers, invest in critical wildlife habitat and public lands, and strengthen the nation’s outdoor heritage for generations to come.

The Great American Outdoors Act passed the U.S. Senate earlier this summer on a 73-25 vote.

“As we confront the COVID-19 pandemic, tens of millions of Americans are depending upon our public lands for outdoor recreation, exercise, and solace. Every member of Congress should demonstrate their commitment to revitalizing these vital lands and ensuring that all Americans – including millions of hunters and anglers – can access nature by supporting final passage of the bipartisan Great American Outdoors Act,” said Collin O’Mara , president and CEO of the National Wildlife Federation. “This once-in-a-generation conservation legislation will create hundreds of thousands of desperately needed good jobs, while ensuring that all American can enjoy our nation’s natural treasures for generations. The National Wildlife Federation is proud to partner with the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation and hundreds of other conservation organizations that have worked together strengthen the Great American Outdoors Act and ensure it is signed into law.” Read more

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Michigan: 2020 antlerless deer applications on sale now

Apply for an antlerless deer hunting license now through Aug. 15

You may apply only once and must choose to apply for either a public-land OR private-land license (not both). Applications are $5.

Apply for a reserved deer hunt through Aug. 15.

  • Opportunities for individuals with disabilities are available at Sharonville State Game Area.
  • Opportunities in DMU 273 (Shiawassee) are available for any licensed hunter.
  • Limited opportunities for archery-only antlerless hunts in Humbug Marsh Unit of the Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge.
  • Apply online at Michigan.gov/DNRLicenses or anywhere licenses are sold.

Drawing results will be posted Aug 31.

Hunting

Millennium Introduces Buck Hut Shooting House

Pearl, MS (July 14, 2020) If you’ve spent much time hunting out of elevated shooting houses, you know that there always seems to be something missing. They’re not wide enough, tall enough, the windows are never “just right,” – one that works well for gun hunters isn’t configured for bowhunting. With Millennium Outdoors new-for-2020 Q200 Buck Hut Shooting House, the attention to detail is readily apparent the minute you climb aboard. Best of all, it is offered at a price that will make most hard-side, elevated blinds obsolete.

“We’ve built this shooting house the same way we build all of our treestands and accessories,” said Ed Welsh, President/CEO of Millennium Outdoors. “It’s designed by hunters, for hunters who are looking for a top-quality shooting house with features and details that make a big difference between success and failure.”

The Q200 Buck Hut itself is constructed from a heavy-duty, waterproof soft shell material that will last for many seasons. The roomy interior measures 7 feet, 4 inches wide x 4 feet deep x 7 feet tall – plenty big enough for both gun and bowhunters to shoot either sitting or standing. With an overall footprint of 11 feet, 9 inches by 8 feet, the interior easily allows for the use of Millennium’s 360 Revolution seats (not included). Read more

Hunting

Bushnell CORE Trail Cameras On Sale Now

Mail in Rebate Promotion on CORE Trail Cameras Continues Until August 30, 2020

OVERLAND PARK, KS – Bushnell, an industry leader in performance optics, announced today that it is offering a mail in rebate promotion on all models of CORE and CORE Dual Sensor (DS) trail cameras until August 30, 2020. Through the limited time offer, purchasers can receive up to $40 off on select trail camera models.

Designed to assist users with capturing the best images possible, the CORE trail camera line offers improved speed and range to maximize performance in the field. Each model come standards with a suite of preset and custom settings while the CORE DS offers advanced dual sensor technology for taking images both day and night.

The Bushnell trail camera promotion provides consumers who purchase a Low Glow or No Glow model from either the CORE or CORE DS series between June 15th and August 30th to receive a mail in rebate. Consumers who purchase any of the qualified trail camera models during the designated time period have until September 30, 2020 to submit their redemption. Read more

Hunting

Riton Optics 2020 Veteran’s Hunt

Tucson, AZ – As the World’s only Military and Law Enforcement Veteran Owned optics company, Riton is focused on giving back to the Military Veteran community. Beyond their industry leading Veteran discount, the company also finds it important to connect with Military Veterans through experiences such as hunting and shooting.

Brady Speth, Riton’s Veteran Founder and CEO stated, “Serving in the Military provides a deep sense of camaraderie. I have found one of the best alternatives is hunting with a good group of people- sharing stories, laughing around camp, and working hard to have a successful hunt.”

The Riton Optics 2020 Veteran’s Hunt will provide one deserving Veteran with a once-in-a-lifetime Barbary Sheep hunt, along with additional hunt opportunities and a prize package. From September 28th through October 2nd of 2020, the nominated Veteran will be joined by Riton Optics Veteran Founder and CEO, Brady Speth, Military Arms Channel Veteran Founder and Host, Tim Harmsen, and Hero Hunt’s Veteran Founder, Joe Towers for this amazing experience at the Flying W Ranch in Sierra Blanca, Texas.

In addition to an all-expenses paid Barbary Sheep hunt, the nominated Veteran will also have an opportunity to experience a Coyote Helicopter hunt and win a prize packaging including Riton Optics, a Cerakoted 6.5 PRC Mossberg Patriot/Predator, Hanwag hunting boots, a First Lite camo set and more. Read more

Hunting

Michigan: Duck Stamps and Prints Available Now

2020 collector-edition Michigan duck stamps and prints, which help ensure continued conservation of wetlands and waterfowl habitat, are now available for purchase.

The Michigan Duck Hunters Association, a nonprofit organization dedicated to waterfowl and wetland conservation, coordinates the Michigan waterfowl stamp program in partnership with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. Proceeds from stamp sales will be used to fund MDHA projects, with 10% used to match DNR funding for purchasing, restoring and enhancing wetlands.

The Michigan Duck Stamp Program was established in 1976 and has become an icon for waterfowl hunters and wetland conservation enthusiasts. During the past 44 years, the program has gained popularity with collectors and conservation groups throughout the United States. Read more

Hunting

Covert Scouting Cameras Introduces AW1 Wireless Cameras

A 20-Megapixel Powerhouse that Operates on Either Verizon or AT&T

LEWISBURG, KY – Covert® Scouting Cameras, #1 in Camera Trail Technology is proud to introduce the new AW1 wireless scouting camera. Long an innovator in the wireless scouting camera market, Covert continues to advance with the introduction of the 2020 AW1, a micro-format wireless scouting camera packed with industry-leading technology and features.

Leading the industry with first-class media quality stored locally from a 20-megapixel camera with 1080p video in 16:9 wide screen format the AW1 transmits the best initial quality images and WVGA videos the market has to offer via the easy-to-use Covert Wireless App and Web Portal. The palm-sized AW1 includes a SIM card and functions on either the AT&T or Verizon wireless backbone with exceptional reliability. Each of the two models available, the AW1-A (AT&T LTE) and AW1-V (Verizon LTE) measure a compact 6-inches tall by 4.75-inches wide by 3.5-inches deep and feature a pipe through security port, camouflage housing and reinforced tripod mount that’s perfect for use with the Tree 60 camera mount.

A 64° field-of-view and .4-second trigger speed ensure excellent media capture of photos and videos with game ideally-placed within the center of frame. 60 No Glow LEDs deliver a 100-foot flash range for even illumination and exceptional media quality under a wide variety of conditions, while 1 to 10 turbo shot burst mode and MaXimum Silence Image Capture prevents spooking game. Compatible with up to a 32GB SD card, each event is stamped with Time/Date/Temp/Moon Phase and stored on the media card and sent to the Web Portal and Wireless App. Read more

Hunting, Wildlife

QDMA and NDA to Become a Unified Deer Organization

ATHENS, GA (July 7, 2020) – Seizing an opportunity to work more effectively for deer during a challenging period in wildlife conservation, the Quality Deer Management Association (QDMA) and the National Deer Alliance (NDA) today reveal a joint venture that unifies their two organizations into what will soon become a new super-group in deer conservation. The venture will combine the strengths, resources and core initiatives of QDMA and NDA into a single, modernized outfit able to serve deer, hunters and the industry more effectively at a time when the need is greatest.

Boards of Directors of the two organizations completed unanimous approval of unification in late June. Nick Pinizzotto, President and CEO of NDA, will lead the new group.

“While there’s no question the crisis created by the COVID-19 pandemic has hit many organizations hard, we are turning the tables by using the situation, combined with the many challenges deer and hunters are facing, as an opportunity to become laser focused on delivering a mission that serves deer, hunters and industry effectively and efficiently,” said Pinizzotto. Read more

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