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Flextone Mimic Electronic Game Calls
The Flextone Mimic handheld electronic game calls feature unique trigger-style activation for directional delivery of sound. The powerful, high-quality speakers can cover long distances and attract some of the most difficult game. Read more
LaserLyte® Introduces Laser-Plinking-Can
COTTONWOOD, AZ – LaserLyte®, innovators in firearms laser technologies, is proud to introduce the innovative and entertaining Laser-Plinking-Can. When hit with a laser from any of the LaserLyte® training cartridges or other laser trainer tools, the cans react by jumping up and falling over just as a real can would. This reaction is all powered by a 9V battery (included) and a spring loaded plunger released by a solenoid. To reset the cans, simply stand them up and depress the plunger. Read more
Magnum Research® Introduces the Ultra-Compact Desert Eagle® 1911U
PEARL RIVER, NY – USA based, Magnum Research, Inc. (MRI) newest 1911 offering addresses the high consumer demand for a smaller, ultra-compact, ultra-light concealed carry firearm in a .45 ACP caliber. Introducing, Magnum Research’s DE1911U, Undercover model. Read more
Barnett Ghost 385
Producing maximum speed from a lightweight and compact design, Barnett’s Ghost 385 breaks all the rules. CarbonLite Riser technology shifts the bow’s center of gravity toward the shooter giving him or her more balance and maneuverability, and the aluminum flight track produces the smoothest shot in the industry without the added weight. Read more
Carhartt joins the Pure Michigan Hunt
For more than 120 years Carhartt has had a place on Michigan’s map. Recently, the company came on board as a prize-package sponsor of the Department of Natural Res
ources’ (DNR) Pure Michigan Hunt – a sponsorship that helps to support hunting and wildlife management in Michigan. Read more
New DNR video provides tips for identifying juvenile Asian carp
The Department of Natural Resources recently developed a video to assist anglers and the public in identifying juvenile Asian carp. The video was produced in collaboration with Michigan Out of Doors Television. The DNR is doing many things to prevent adult Asian carp (bighead and silver) from entering the Great Lakes, but many people don’t realize that juvenile Asian carp pose a threat to the state’s waters as well. Read more
DNR reminders hunters about guidelines for importing deer, elk and moose meat taken in other states
As successful deer, elk and moose hunters return from trips in Michigan and beyond, the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds hunters that there are regulations regarding the importation of carcasses from certain other states and provinces. Read more
HatsanUSA Inc. Makes U.S. Debut with Tactical Style AT44-10 TACT Airgun
Hatsan, known throughout the world as a premier airgun manufacturer, has entered the U.S. market with HatsanUSA Inc.. To mark its debut, the company has turned up the cool factor with its tactical style air rifle that is perfect for target shooting, pest control and anything in-between. The AT44-10TACT is able to shoot high-density lead pellets with a muzzle velocity of up to 1070 feet per second, squashing the common misconception that airguns just aren’t that powerful. Available in three calibers – .177cal (1070fps), .22cal (970fps), and .25cal (870fps) – this tactical airgun is able to reach such powerful velocities by utilizing a Pre-Charged Pneumatic (PCP) system. Read more
Keep Warm During Cold Hunts
By Glen Wunderlich
You can blame it all on me. Just point your index finger in my direction when they ask, “Did you order this?” And, when the first one of the season wonders if it’s cold enough for you, just mumble what you will. This arctic blast is entirely my fault.
Hunker down, put another log on the fire and add an extra blanket. It’s now unofficially late deer season and cold comes with the territory. Bring on the white stuff! In my seventh decade as a Michigander, I’ve learned to love what others dread.
No, I’m not a masochist. However, I’ve learned that when the temperature drops, more fuel is required. And, when it comes to whitetail deer, fuel is food. Find food. Find deer. And, sit.
Here are a few tips to make the most of coping with Mother Nature’s mean streak. Read more