Stealth Cam adds New P36NG Camera to P-Series

Grand Prairie, TX- Stealth Cam, introduced in the year 2000, quickly became the leader in scouting camera innovation. Expanding and improving on their wildly popular P-Series cameras and recognizing a need for a quality price point NoGlo camera, Stealth Cam is excited to introduce the new P36NG Trail Cam.

Take your outdoor recording adventures to the next level with the GSM Outdoors Stealth Cam P36NG. This device is for serious hunters who want a higher degree of success at an affordable cost. With less time available for scouting, many trust their trail camera to aid in the time-sensitive activity. Programming the P36NG is easier than ever before as the camera features EZ Dial programming with Quick Set feature preset modes, saving time and frustration as you get your gear into the field. This 8.0 megapixel scouting camera has a 60′ range that is designed to capture wildlife activities even from a distance, and offers both still shots as well as video clips (5, 15 and 30 sec). It is equipped with an energy-efficient design, a rapid fire burst mode, capturing 1-6 images per triggering with a 5-59 second or 1-59 minute recovery time out. When motion is detected, a black flash from the 36 IR NoGlo emitters takes the picture without visible light so it won’t spook wildlife or potential thieves. The external LCD status display lets you quickly identify and select the modes of operation. The P36NG incorporates an SD card slot that accepts up to a 32GB memory card and operates on eight AA batteries. The time/date/moon phase stamp helps identify the exact wildlife habits for the hunter and outdoor enthusiast.

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Quality “Glassing” Tripods From Celestron for Serious Hunters

Most spotting scopes come with a small tripod suitable for use on a shooting table at the range, but what do you do when you can’t take your shooting table with you? Serious hunters need a quality tripod when they are glassing game in the field.

Celestron has the answer with three high-quality tripods for use with spotting scopes or binoculars to watch distant game. These Celestron tripods also work great for cameras to take pictures or video of your hunt. Read more

Food Plot Strategies: Learning From Experience

If you’re planting food plots you will want to see the newest video at www.GrowingDeer.tv. In under 10 minutes they share several tried and true techniques. Watch online today to see what they are doing to maximize their soybean and clover food plots for better hunting success!

Be one of the first to know when the GrowingDeer.tv team releases a new video. They send out an e-mail every Monday about the new show along with a useful hunting tip. Your email address will be treated respectfully. It will not be shared or abused. Click HERE to subscribe today! Read more

SAF Submits Amicus Brief in NC Gun Range Case

BELLEVUE, WA – The North Carolina Supreme Court today accepted an amicus brief from the Second Amendment Foundation in a case that challenges the ability of a county ordinance to completely prohibit the construction and operation of shooting ranges, thus preventing the exercise of protected Second Amendment activities inside the county.

The case, Byrd v. Franklin County, revolves around the county’s Unified Development Ordinance (UDO). The state Court of Appeals has interpreted the UDO to “prohibit entirely” the development of shooting ranges in the county. SAF’s amicus curiae brief challenges that interpretation on Second Amendment grounds.

“This is an important issue to the foundation,” noted SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb, “because we had to sue the City of Chicago to overturn their law prohibiting the operation of shooting ranges inside the city limits, while requiring training at a range facility in order to obtain a city handgun permit.

“We believe this judicial interpretation creates an impermissible infringement on the Second Amendment rights of Franklin County residents,” he added. Read more

Ram Truck Owners Will Gather Today to Aid Flood-Stricken Residents in Central Texas

Ram Nation Gathers to Aid Flood-stricken Residents in Central Texas
SAN MARCOS, Texas – Today (Tuesday, June 2, 2015), Ram truck owners will converge on storm-damaged areas in Wimberley and San Marcos, Texas, to deliver supplies and help area residents recover from the devastating flooding.

Tad Agoglia, founder of First Response Team of America, will direct the effort and lead the caravan of Ram trucks into areas where they will distribute supplies. The First Response Team of America will utilize a fleet of Ram vehicles and community restoration equipment to assist residents.

The day will start at San Marcos Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, where Ram truck owners will load needed supplies into their pickups’ beds. Then Ram owners will proceed to flood-stricken areas and help with home site recovery and deliver food, water and cleaning materials. Read more

Cash Back or Free Steel Rings with Burris XTR II Riflescope Purchase

GREELEY, Colo. (June 1, 2015) – Burris® is introducing a new summer rebate promotion that gives the buyer two great options for redemption. For a limited time, buy any high magnification XTR II™ riflescope and choose between a $100 cash rebate or a free pair of 34mm steel XTR rings ($150 value). Rebate is valid on purchases made between June 1 – August 31, 2015. Visit your favorite local or online retailer to take advantage of this rebate today!

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Sako’s Lightest Rifle Ever Now Available

(Accokeek, MD) June 1, 2015 Beretta authorized dealers, Beretta Galleries and major firearm retailers are stocked with the newest and lightest model from the Sako 85 family, the Sako 85 Carbonlight.

As a world class rifle manufacturer, Sako constantly looks for new solutions and innovative technologies that advance the accuracy and usability of their products. For its newest rifle, Sako looked to other industries for cutting edge materials. The new Sako 85 Carbonlight is built using the same carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) technology used in constructing new sports cars and aircraft. This makes the rifle extremely light, durable and rigid.

The Sako 85 Carbonlight is the lightest Sako rifle ever made. It is designed for the hunter who pursues game across the roughest terrains and demands the best equipment. Weighing only about five pounds, this multi-purpose hunting rifle is exceptionally comfortable to carry. Combine the ultra light and durable stock with its stainless fluted barrel and you have a rifle that will survive Mother Nature’s most harsh weather conditions. Like all Sako rifles, the Carbonlight has a five shot MOA guarantee.

The Sako 85 Carbonlight is available in five calibers: .22-250 Rem, .243 Win, .308 Win, .260 Rem and 7mm-08 Rem. Read more

China Destroys More Ivory in Symbolic Gesture

African Wildlife Foundation lauds Chinese government’s increasing steps to stem illegal ivory trade, including indications to phase out domestic trade

BEIJING—Following on the heels of an initiative announced yesterday by the Beijing Capital International Airport Customs Office to inform Chinese air travelers to never buy ivory abroad and bring it home, the Chinese government today symbolically destroyed 662 kgs of ivory outside of Beijing. It further indicated it may eventually phase out its domestic ivory trade. With China being the world’s largest ivory-consuming nation and with 25,000 to 35,000 elephants killed in Africa each year to supply the illicit ivory trade, African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) applauds the Chinese government for taking steps to ensure its citizens do not contribute to the illegal trade. Read more

CCRKBA Blasts Suggestion That More Gun Control Needed in Baltimore

BELLEVUE, WA – The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms today said a White House suggestion that more gun control is one solution to the kind of violence that rocked Baltimore over the holiday weekend in that city’s continuing unrest is “simply ludicrous.”

White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest was quoted by various news sources suggesting that stricter gun regulation might be necessary to stem the violence that claimed nine lives last weekend in Baltimore.

“Obviously there’s some common sense things we could do – certainly passage of some gun safety laws in Congress that could keep guns out of the hands of criminals would be one thing that we could do to try to limit the violence,” Earnest reportedly stated. Read more

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