Redneck Blinds Shares the Joy of the Holiday Season with the Convoy of Hope Charity Giveaway

Lamar, MO – Redneck® Outdoors, the industry leader in hunting blinds and accessories is generously giving away over $25,000 in prizes to five lucky winners to help support Convoy of Hope.

As part of their community commitment, Redneck Charities will donate $1 per entry up to $25,000 to support Convoy of Hope – a nonprofit humanitarian organization that aims to serve impoverished, hungry, and hurting people worldwide. In addition, while no donation is required to enter the giveaway, Redneck Charities will also MATCH individual donations to Convoy of hope up to a total of $25,000, for a total donation of up to $50,000. If you would like to donate, that will be matched by Redneck Charities simply click here. Or visit https://convoyofhope.org/redneckblinds/ .

“Convoy of Hope offers help and hope to communities around the world,” Stated Danny Little, CEO of Redneck Outdoors. “We have worked with them in the past and have witnessed firsthand the amazing work they do and want to help in any way we can.”

There is no purchase or donation required to enter. To enter the Convoy of Hope giveaway visit www.redneckblinds.com .

Giveaway Prizes Include:

  • Grand Prize winner will receive a Big Country Platinum 360° 6X7, Box Blind, loaded with accessories and one Redneck Freedom Hydraulic Trailer, including free shipping within the contiguous United States. One Grand Prize shall be awarded. Total Retail Value of Grand Prize is $12,000.00
  • 2nd Prize will receive a Redneck E-Gift Card valued at $5,000.00
  • 3rd Prize will receive a Redneck E-Gift Card valued at $4,000.00
  • 4th Prize will receive a Redneck E-Gift Card valued at $2,000.00
  • 5th Prize will receive a Redneck E-Gift Card valued at $2,000.00

For more information about the Convoy of Hope Charity Give Away and for complete rules, visit www.redneckblinds.com . Read more

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Future salmon and trout incoming! Fall and winter egg-take efforts wrapping up at DNR facilities

Every year, the Department of Natural Resources stocks fish in Michigan waters to provide fishing opportunities and maintain healthy ecosystems. Where do these stocked fish come from? It all starts with collecting fish eggs, and the DNR has been working hard this fall gathering the necessary eggs to produce fish for stocking. Fall egg collections have been completed for wild Chinook and coho salmon and for captive broodstocks of brown, brook and lake trout, and rainbow trout egg collection will soon begin.

Chinook salmon eggs were collected Oct. 1–16 at the Little Manistee River Weir. Eggs and milt (sperm) are gathered from fish during the annual salmon run. At the weir, salmon swim up a fish ladder and into holding ponds. From there, fish are brought into the facility, where eggs and milt are collected and the eggs are fertilized.

“We experienced a solid run of wild Chinook salmon this year,” said Aaron Switzer, Fish Production Program manager. “The run at the Little Manistee was healthy enough to provide all of Michigan’s egg needs. We were also able to provide eggs to Indiana and Illinois state-owned fish hatcheries. Once hatched, reared and stocked all of these Chinook salmon contribute to the Lake Michigan salmon fishery.”

Coho salmon eggs were collected at the Platte River State Fish Hatchery Weir from Oct. 15 to Nov. 1.

“We collected nearly 6.5 million coho salmon eggs at the Platte River weir by the time the egg collection wrapped up. Read more

Fishing

SAF Supports Motion for Summary Judgement in California Gun Owner Privacy Case

BELLEVUE, WA – Attorneys representing the Second Amendment Foundation and its partners in a lawsuit challenging the California Department of Justice’s disclosure of personal information for third-party “research” have filed a memorandum of points and authorities supporting their earlier motion for summary judgment. The case is known as Barba v. Bonta.

SAF is joined by the Firearms Policy Coalition, California Gun Rights Foundation, San Diego County Gun Owners PAC, Orange County Gun Owners PAC, Inland Empire Gun Owners PAC and a private citizen AshleyMarie Barba, for whom the case is named. They are represented by attorneys Bradley A. Benbrook and Stephen M. Duvernay at the Benbrook Law Group in Sacramento. Named as defendant in the case is Attorney General Rob Bonta.

A hearing is scheduled next April 18 before Judge Katherine A. Bacal in San Diego County Superior Court.

Californians have been required to disclose personal information on handgun purchases since 1996. In 2014, the requirement was expanded to include long guns. In 2021, the legislature passed Assembly Bill 173, which now requires the California Department of Justice to share this information with the California Firearm Violence Prevention Center at UC Davis, and allows DOJ to share the information with other research institutions.

“This is an egregious violation of gun owners’ privacy rights,” said SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb. Read more

Gun Control

Fierce Firearms Announces Their Newest Rifle: Twisted Rogue

Fierce Firearms is proud to announce the Twisted Rogue, the most affordable, deadly accurate rifle in the Fierce lineup. Built on the success of the best-selling Carbon Rogue, the Twisted Rogue features a #4 contour steel barrel with deep spiral fluting and a threaded barrel crown (5/8-24) for easy use with a muzzle brake or suppressor.

This rifle combines the proven Fierce Dual-Lug action with the lightweight, durable C3 Carbon Fiber Rogue stock to deliver exceptional performance at an unbeatable price. Key upgrades include improved bolt ejection, an integral bipod rail, a streamlined pistol grip, and premium features designed for reliability and precision.

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Firearms

Auto-Ordnance Unveils Custom Engraved ‘Roaring 20s’ Model 1927A1 Thompson

Rediscover the Jazz Era

Auto-Ordnance in collaboration with Outlaw Ordnance proudly present the “Roaring 20s” custom Model 1927A1 Thompson, a finely engraved firearm designed to bring the elegance and craftsmanship of the 1920s to life. The receiver features intricate Art Deco engravings inspired by the style of the Jazz Age, this Thompson captures the spirit of the iconic Roaring Twenties era. Its finish is a striking combination of Midnight Blue and Satin Aluminum Cerakote, expertly aged to amplify its vintage appearance.

The Roaring 20’s custom Model 1927A1 Thompson is chambered in .45 ACP and comes with a 50-round drum and 20 round stick magazine, ready for an authentic shooting experience or display. The American Walnut furniture is engraved with scenes from the period, and features a front grip. The 18” barrel is engraved “Trench Broom” and “Chicago Typewriter”, tipped with a Cutts compensator and ringed with cooling fins. Each piece blends history and fine manufacturing, making it an ideal addition for collectors and shooters alike. Step into the past with Auto-Ordnance’s “Roaring 20s” Thompson—a timeless piece of American history, reborn for today. Read more

Firearms

Davidson’s Exclusive Hellcat Pro OSP Included in Springfield Armory’s GearUp Program

Davidson’s, one of the nation’s top firearms, ammunition, optics, cutlery, and accessories wholesalers, has collaborated with Springfield Armory on an exclusive Hellcat Pro pistol.

This Hellcat Pro OSP offers the perfect balance between concealability and capacity. It has a Robin’s Egg blue polymer frame with adaptive grip texture, which pairs nicely with the stainless slide finish.

This particular SKU, however, is part of Springfield’s GearUp program and thus ships with FIVE magazines. The standard load-out is for one 17-round and one flush-fit 15-round magazine. This exclusive comes with an additional three 15-round magazines that retail by themselves for $42.99 each.

The Hellcat Pro OSP’s slide is milled to fit the Springfield Micro footprint and is designed to accept today’s most popular micro red dots. Shown is the Holosun 507K-GR X2 which was a perfect fit with no additional mounting plate necessary. There is also a section of pic rail up front for mounting accessories. The RML green laser from Holosun fits nicely (optic and laser are not included).

Further accessories included in this exclusive GearUp package include a branded double-zippered pistol pouch, magazine loader, security lock, and a range bag which comes in handy for carrying all of those extra magazines.

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Firearms

FPC Files Lawsuit Challenging Washington D.C. Magazine Ban

WASHINGTON ? Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) announced Wednesday that it has filed a new federal lawsuit challenging Washington D.C.’s ban on firearm magazines that can hold more than 10 rounds. The complaint in Wehr-Darroca v. D.C. can be viewed at firearmspolicy.org/wehr-darroca.

“The magazines at issue in this case are not ‘dangerous and unusual,’ but instead are standard components of the sorts of bearable arms in common use for lawful purposes,” the lawsuit argues.

“Washington D.C. is not exempt from the Constitution,” said FPC President Brandon Combs. “Today FPC continues its work to end these immoral firearm magazine bans and other unconstitutional policies throughout the country.” Read more

Gun Control

Turn Christmas Leftovers into ‘Habitat for the Holidays’

When the eggnog is finished and the last of the holiday feasts are over, many live Christmas trees are destined to sit next to the road until the sanitation department picks them up. Instead of tossing your festive fir to the curb on Dec. 26, donate it to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s Habitat for the Holidays program.

AGFC biologists throughout the state have designated special Christmas tree donation locations where you can deliver your tree so it can be used as fish habitat in local lakes.

The drop-off locations act just like a “take-a-penny, leave-a-penny tray” at a cashier’s station, only it’s for fish. Anyone who wants to drop off their natural Christmas tree can take it to a location and leave it. Any angler who wants to take the trees and sink them can do so throughout January. After that, AGFC staff will take the remainder of the trees and freshen up some of the existing fishing hotspots found on the AGFC interactive map.

Anglers should bring their own rope and weights to sink the trees. Paracord works well to bind trees together and attach the weight (sandbags and cinder blocks are most commonly used).

Christmas trees are relatively short-term habitat because they don’t have much thick woody material, but they can be gathered in clusters easily and sunk in large groups. The main stems will last longer than the wispy branches and continue to draw fish throughout the year. Many anglers use these Christmas trees to freshen up productive attractor sites every year, with the main trunks offering long-lasting cover and the branches of the new brush.

Fishing

Defeat the Cold with Fish Monkey

Ice fishing is one of the world’s truly extreme sports. It’s great fun and there is plenty of action, not to mention the good times and camaraderie shared by those who participate in this winter activity. In order to be safe and successful you need the right gear, and it starts with a good pair of gloves.

Most anglers just grab a pair of heavy insulated work gloves, but fishing requires more. You need a glove that’s not only waterproof but also one that has the dexterity to allow you to manipulate small rods and reels easily. One that can go from driving a snow machine or side by side to drilling an auger to baiting tiny hooks. Meet the cold-weather glove lineup from Fish Monkey.

First up is the Stealth Sherpa Dry-Tec Heavyweight Gloves and Mittens. These are 100 percent wind- and waterproof, but even more important, they are constructed with a durable water repellent finish. Read more

Fishing, Hunting, Wildlife

OSCF Launches the All I Want for Christmas is Pew Sweepstakes

Outdoor Stewards of Conservation Foundation (OSCF) is excited to announce its partnership with industry leaders for the All I Want for Christmas is Pew Sweepstakes. This collaboration between OSCF, Gun Tote’n Mamas (GTM), Princeton Tec, C&H Precision, Shell Shock and HOIST offers the opportunity to win an incredible prize package.

The grand prize package ($928.87 total value) for the All I Want for Christmas is Pew Sweepstakes includes:

    • One (1) C&H Precision COMP Red Dot Optic (ARV: $269.96)
    • One (1) Shell Shock Premium Eyes & Ears Combo (ARV: $193.00)
    • One Princeton Tec Vizz RGB (ARV: $59.99)
    • One (1) Princeton Tec Hat
    • One (1) Year Supply HOIST Hydration (ARV: $158.98)
    • One (1) GTM Sling Backpack, Distressed Buffalo (ARV: $175.95)

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