Parker Launches 30/30 Poison Promo

STAUNTON, VA. Parker Bows, the leading manufacturer of high quality Compound bows and Crossbows as well as RED HOT Crossbow Accessories is excited to launch the 30/30 Poison Promo. For a limited time, Parker is taking $30 off MSRP and providing a 30 day money back guarantee on the new Poison 30 and Poison 32 compound bows.

With archery season quickly approaching, Parker is offering an incredible deal to customers that purchase a Poison 30 or 32 between August 15 and September 2, 2018. Those that purchase a Poison bow will enjoy a $30 off MSRP and a 30 day money back guarantee. Customers have 30 days from the purchase date to return their Poison for a full refund. Promotion is available through participating Authorized Parker Dealers – https://www.parkerbows.com/store-locator/ Read more

Archery

Sightmark Latitude 8-32X60 F-Class

(MANSFIELD, TEXAS) – Make your mark with Sightmark’s new, reliable and affordable Latitude 8-32×60 F-Class Riflescope (SM13043FTR). Designed to be rugged, and cost-cautious for professional use, the Latitude features top of the line specs sought out by top-level shooters.

The Latitude 8-32×60 F-Class Riflescope features oversized adjustments turrets for quick and easy grab/adjust, a zero-stop elevation dial to prevent going below original zero when quickly changing the dial, and a lock ring to keep the eyepiece in focus and a 34mm tube, providing increased adjusted range.

 

The second-focal-plane Latitude F-Class Riflescope is built for precise distance shooting. F-Class features 1/4-MOA windage and elevation adjustments up to 110E and 70W. The Latitude F-class riflescopes deliver stunning clarity, in extreme conditions. The illuminated reticle is designed specifically to obstruct as little of the target face as possible. Read more

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Vortex Diamondback Tactical FFP Riflescope Series

Diamondback Tactical FFP Riflescopes: Historically, First Focal Plane (FFP) riflescopes have come in at $1000 or more – keeping them out of reach of a large segment of shooters who desire that feature, but don’t want to cough up the coin to get it. Not anymore.

Enter the all new Diamondback Tactical FFP Riflescope Series. The Diamondback name is synonymous with extreme quality, performance and unrivaled value. With their sub $500 MSRP, these riflescopes carry on that tradition in a big way, offering folks who want to get into the long-range game a super-solid FFP option, at a price that puts ammo in your cart, leaves food on the table and keeps your marriage license intact.

The proven, data-rich, EBR-2C reticle (which originally debuted in Vortex’s Tier-1 Razor HD Gen II series) is perfect for holding elevation and wind correction when engaging multiple targets in rapid succession – or any scenario when time is of the essence. And because it’s First Focal Plane, all the MOA- or MRAD-based hashmarks and windage-tree holds are useable throughout the entire zoom range. Fast focus eyepiece customizes reticle sharpness to the shooters eye. Read more

Optics

Maxima® Badlands Bolt by Carbon Express

Superior, WI — Carbon Express®, renowned for integrating cutting-edge technology into their archery products, introduced the new Maxima® Badlands as their most high-tech crossbolt design to date. Purpose-built for maximum accuracy and durability in the field, the innovative bolt features the Dual Spine Weight Forward system that provides quick arrow recovery and bullseye shot placement. Enjoy unparalleled precision and lethality delivered by the Maxima Badlands Crossbolt.

Engineered to achieve superior performance out of a crossbow, the Maxima Badlands brings hunting to the next level by offering superior broadhead flight through faster spin, with half the oscillation as compared to single spine arrows. The stiff dynamic spine allows the nock end to remain straight as it exits the bow, eliminating added nock travel. And, because there’s no compression on the back end as force from the bow’s cycle is applied, the arrow travels faster, while at the same time significantly increasing down range efficiency. Read more

Archery

Carbon Express X-Force Blade Pro Crossbow

Superior, WI — Delivering first-rate performance to users from novice to expert, the new X-Force® Blade™ Pro Crossbow by Carbon Express® features heart-pounding speed and staggering accuracy in an extremely versatile and affordable package. Feathering the scales lighter than its competition, the versatilely compact X-Force Blade Pro comes ready to hunt with factory-matched components for superior performance, and is equipped with a Quiet Crank™ cocking winch.

Unleashing bolts at a sizzling 350 feet per second, the X-Force Blade Pro is loaded with many of the high-quality elements Carbon Express Crossbows have become known for including a lightweight, ambidextrous and compact design with extreme adjustability making it an attractive option for any shooter.

Carbon Express believes that every hunter deserves the highest level of quality and performance, and the X-Force Blade Pro delivers with perfection. The state-of-the-art ambidextrous safety mechanism with its patented Anti-Dry Fire feature, results in a quiet shooting experience, while the adjustable, multi-position buttstock customizes the crossbow’s length of pull to fit any shooter’s needs. The easy to use step-through foot stirrup offers simple operation and enhanced safety, and the multi-reticle scope helps hunters s maintain accurate shooting thanks to 4X magnification with precision windage and elevation adjustments.

The Carbon Express Quiet Crank™ Cocking Winch reduces cocking effort by 90 percent, and pulls more consistently than conventional methods. Accuracy is improved by ensuring equal pressure to each crossbow limb. During cranking, the anti-torque mounting shaft keeps the unit stable. Right- and left-handed shooters will appreciate the portability and single pound weight of the winch. Read more

Archery

Cuddeback Reveals H20 Long Range Camera

Green Bay, WI. – Cuddeback, an industry leading trail camera company who designs products in the USA for performance and reliability is pleased to introduce the all-new H20 Long Range IR Camera.

As a company that has been building trail cameras for over 25 years, Cuddeback has taken all of the knowledge and experience they have gained over those years and integrated it into the new H20 Long Range IR camera. This camera boasts high performance, excellent image quality, easy operation, and a rugged housing built to withstand abuse and the environment.

“The H20 Long Range IR is designed for the serious hunter who wants performance, yet still desires an affordable camera,” commented Owner, Mark Cuddeback.  “Performance was not sacrificed to reach a price point that is within reach or most hunters.”

The H20 features an industry leading ¼ second trigger speed that is able to capture deer that lesser cameras miss. Fast trigger speed means deer won’t get missed, resulting in fewer blank photos and more deer.  The camera also features an extremely fast recover speed allowing the camera to be ready for the next picture within one second of taking the first. This allows the H20 to capture two photos before many trail cameras can capture one. Read more

Hunting

Now Available: The Limited-Edition RISE Armament Legacy Rifle

Broken Arrow, Oklahoma — August 14, 2018 — RISE Armament, a premier manufacturer and supplier of AR firearms and components, is proud to announce their new limited-edition Legacy Rifle.

The Legacy Rifle provides incredible performance and dependability; it’s guaranteed sub MOA and backed by a transferable lifetime warranty.

The .223 Wylde caliber Legacy Rifle weighs in at 6 pounds, 12 ounces and is packed with features, including the lightweight RISE Armament CB-160 Barrel — a favorite among competitive shooters. It sports the Patriot Trigger, which RISE Armament developed in support of Folds of Honor. The high-performance trigger has a crisp, clean break and fast reset. Read more

Firearms

Michigan DNR’s new Wildtalk podcast: Raccoons, hunting access

On the DNR’s Wildtalk podcast, wildlife staff chew the fat and shoot the scat about all things habitat, feathers and fur. With insights, interviews and listener questions answered on the air, you’ll come away with a better picture of what’s happening in the world of Michigan wildlife.
In episode #3, find out more about the DNR’s Hunting Access Program, which helps people find land to hunt throughout the state. Later in the show, learn what you should do if you discover a raccoon in your attic!
Questions about something you heard on the podcast? Contact the DNR Wildlife Division at 517-284-WILD (9453).

Wildlife

Get Michigan’s wildlife – bear, elk, waterfowl and more – in K-12 classrooms

With the start of the school year fast approaching for many, don’t forget to include Michigan’s wildlife in your class plans.

The DNR offers a variety of wildlife classroom curricula at the elementary, junior high and high school levels, and each program is developed to fit current state educational standards. Better yet, they’re free to educators! Topics include:

    • Elk University. One hundred years ago, wild elk were brought to Michigan to re-establish the state’s elk population. High school students are put in the role of wildlife managers, while learning about this conservation success story through Elk University. These lessons also include Michigan history, forest management and social considerations for wildlife management.
    • A Year in the Life of a Michigan Black Bear. Sixth-, seventh- and eighth-grade students have the chance to learn all about black bears in Michigan – from their life history to how the DNR manages populations – in this curriculum. Students also get to “follow” black bear movements in Michigan by looking at actual location data from collared bears.
    • Wondrous Wetlands and Waterfowl. Middle schoolers can get an introduction to wetland habitats with this program. These lessons have activities about wetlands and the ducks, geese and swans that live in Michigan, and give students an opportunity to look at how different land uses affect wildlife habitats, including wetlands.
    • Go Wild for Michigan’s Wildlife. This curriculum introduces elementary-age students to a variety of species found throughout Michigan and their supporting habitats. Materials include sets of Critter Cards for each student to keep; however, those sets are limited and are issued on a first-come, first-served basis to Michigan educators who register. All registered educators will receive an electronic copy of the Critter Cards to use.

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