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(MANSFIELD, TEXAS) – Out here, you’re the first responder. When things happen, 12 Survivors offers first aid solutions with the Mini First Aid Rollup Kit (TS42002B) and the Mini Medic First Aid Kit (TS42003B). Used to treat a variety of injuries, these small kits pack powerful medical attention when doctors are miles away. Designed for easy, compact carrying, both kits are easily packable for camping and hiking, and can be stored in a vehicle for emergency situations.

The 80-piece 12 Survivors Mini First Aid Rollup Kit includes adhesive bandages, dressing gauze, antiseptic wipes, tweezers, adhesive tape, emergency blanket, medical manual and more. Intended as a starter kit, the seven interior zipper pockets keep supplies separated and organized for easy access while providing ample room for additional survival gear and full customization. MOLLE straps and two buckles with a Velcro closure add to the kit’s versatility.

Even more compact, the 12 Survivors Mini Medic First Aid Kit features 61 pieces for critical medical care. The Mini Medic First Aid Kit contains 50 adhesive bandages, 1 non-woven adhesive bandage, 2 knuckle adhesive bandages, 2 butterfly adhesive bandages, 3 antiseptic wipes, 1 pair of tweezers, and 1 trifold pouch, all housed in a trifold nylon carrying case, making for a snug fit in backpack side pockets. Read more

Gone are the days of greasy fingers and excessive straining while removing the hide during game processing

Decatur, AL — Viking Solutions®, the industry leader in post-hunt trophy care accessories, introduces the Super Hide Puller, which was designed to make your post-hunt game care easier and faster than ever before. As simple as the task is, removing the hide from an animal for meat processing can be the most physically difficult part of the entire field-to-fork process. That’s no longer the case.

The new feature-rich design of the Super Hide Puller utilizes the tested and proven finger-puzzle principle of “the harder you pull, the tighter it grips” to make pulling the hide off most any animal much simpler and faster. Read more

With fall hunting seasons under way in Michigan, the Department of Natural Resources reminds hunters and outdoor enthusiasts that Mi-HUNT – a cutting-edge, web-based, interactive mapping application – can help them plan their next hunting or outdoor adventure. Mi-HUNT is available at mi.gov/mihunt.

Mi-HUNT allows users to view and navigate through all public lands open to hunting and trapping in Michigan. It is easily accessible through the web browser on smartphones, tablets or computers and provides the most up-to-date information, customizable to fit each individual’s outdoor interests and trip-planning needs.

The interactive layers of Mi-HUNT allow the user to view:

• All state game and wildlife areas, federal land, state forest land and private lands open to hunting and trapping.
• Recently updated vegetation cover types on more than 7 million acres of state and federal land.
• Topography of land.
• Recreational facilities such as forest campgrounds, trails, boat launches and parking areas.
• Aerial photography.
• Street maps and directions.
• Video tutorials are provided for assistance on navigating through Mi-HUNT’s key features. Read more

More daytime activity of bucks makes for great times in the deer stand! Watch this video where the bucks put on a show in the food plot with a few sparring matches and more whitetail behavior. Then see Adam help out the plan to lower the deer population when he arrows a doe. Stay tuned for advice to a Georgia landowner on improving his hunting property. Visit www.GrowingDeer.tv to see this video and more today! Read more

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources invites waterfowlers to bring their young hunters to one of Michigan’s Wetland Wonders in October and November for a memorable hunting experience. Hunters can choose from several dates and locations for youth waterfowl hunts. Parties with at least one youth will be given priority in the draw at all seven Wetland Wonders:

Oct. 22 – Nayanquing Point Wildlife Area (afternoon hunt only) in Pinconning
Oct. 29 – Muskegon County Wastewater (morning and afternoon hunts) in Twin Lake
Oct. 29 – Fish Point State Wildlife Area (afternoon hunt only) in Unionville
Nov. 5 – Fennville Farm Unit of the Allegan State Game Area (morning hunt only) in Fennville
Nov. 5 – Shiawassee River State Game Area (afternoon hunt only) in St. Charles
Nov. 11 – Harsens Island Managed Hunt Area (afternoon hunt only) on Harsens Island
Nov. 13 – Pointe Mouillee State Game Area (morning hunt only) in Rockwood

Drawings for the youth morning hunts will occur at 5:30 a.m. and for the youth afternoon hunts at 11 a.m. (11:30 a.m. at Harsens Island). Read more