Steiner Optics and eOptics Offer Hunters Discounts

GREELEY, Colo. – With summer in full swing there is no better time for hunters currently pursuing invasive species or those counting down to opening day to gear up for hunting season. Hunters and shooters alike can gain great savings during the Steiner Gear Up for Hunting Promotion running July 1 through September 30. This promotion offers a 10% discount on select riflescopes and eOptics.

Models eligible for the discount include the H4Xi 3-12×56, H4Xi 4-16×56, T5Xi 1-5×24, T5Xi 3-15 SCR Mil, T5Xi 3-15 SCR MOA, T5Xi 5-25×56 SCR MOA, T5Xi 5-25×56 SCR MOA, CQBL-1 Desert Sand, and OTAL-C IR. To take advantage of this promotion, visit the nearest Steiner authorized dealer or go to http://www.steiner-optics.com/promotions. Read more

New Federal Merchandise

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ANOKA, Minnesota –– Demanded by hunters and shooters across the country, Federal Ammunition has launched a comprehensive line of high-quality branded gear for sale direct to consumer, alongside the company’s ammunition products. The new merchandise includes men’s and women’s apparel, home décor, hunting and range gear, educational tools, gifts and more, featuring exclusive products from Federal’s partners such as Black Rifle Coffee Company, Duluth Pack and others.

“Federal Ammunition’s products have been making a name for themselves at the range and in the field since 1922,” said Federal’s Vice President of Marketing Jason Nash. “Our ammunition has made a lasting connection with Federal fans who want to make our brand part of their everyday lifestyle. Now, our consumers can show off the Shockwave like never before with a full new line of Federal-branded products.”

Federal’s new line of branded merchandise has something for every hunter and shooter. For example, Federal fans can gear up for their next range day with Federal paper target packs, ammo storage boxes, and, for a limited time, an exclusive line of apparel showing support for USA Shooting. Read more

Howa Hogue Kratos Rifles Now Shipping

Reno, NV –

Legacy Sports International is very excited to announce the arrival of the Long Awaited HOWA CARBON FIBER lineup of rifles that are NOW SHIPPING to select HOWA distribution channels across the USA. To Start, the HOWA CARBON FIBER – HOGUE KRATOS models will be shipping out first in the all-around utility caliber of .308 on July 1st to distributors and will then be followed up by the ever popular 6.5 Creedmoor, 6.5 PRC and 300 PRC offerings. The New HOWA CARBON FIBER – HOGUE KRATOS comes with a 24” Howa barrel that is Carbon Fiber wrapped and threaded for suppressor or muzzle brake applications. The HOGUE stock is pillar bedded and dipped in the effective KRATOS camo pattern. The New HOWA CARBON FIBER – HOGUE KRATOS is available in a rifle only offering or as a scoped package that is topped with an exceptional Nikko Stirling Diamond FFP ( first focal plane ) 4-16×44 30 mm optic. Here are some more details below.

Features Recap:

Howa 24” Carbon Wrapped Barrel & Action

.308 Caliber initial offering, 6.5 Creedmoor, 6.5 PRC and 300 PRC to follow

Hogue Pillar Bedded KRATOS Camo Stock

Threaded Barrel with Cap – Suppressor and Muzzle Brake Ready

Optional Scoped Pkg – Nikko Stirling Diamond FFP 4-16×44 30mm

3 Position Safety

Rifle Only and Scoped Package Available

Sub MOA Assurance

Lifetime Warranty ( Rifle and Optic )

MSRP – $1,379 for the Howa Hogue Kratos Rifle Only model HGCF308KTS … 308 caliber

MSRP – $1,599 for the Howa Hogue Kratos Scoped Package option HGCF308KTSP .. 308 caliber

Coming Soon – Howa HS Precision Carbon Fiber offerings ! Read more

Redder is Better for Male Cardinals

Male cardinals reflect their reproductive qualities through the brightness of their red feathers.
Bright feather color may indicate superior genes in bird species with red feathers. Male Northern Cardinals, Scarlet Tanagers, and House Finches all have striking red plumage that’s thought to play a role in attracting mates. Researchers have found that males with the brightest red plumage tend to be most successful in attracting a female. Studies suggest that a male’s redness signals to females that he will help produce superior offspring.To develop red feathers, they need to eat seeds or fruit that contain pigment molecules called yellow carotenoids. Their bodies change those pigments from yellow to red, which are transferred to color feathers.

But just because a male cardinal is a brilliant shade of red, does that mean he’s stronger or more fit than his duller-colored competitors? Biologists think one answer may lie in a male’s mitochondria, the energy powerhouses inside its body cells. Research indicates that red carotenoids are concentrated in the mitochondria, and bright coloring is linked to mitochondrial performance. In general, birds with the brightest color also tend to have better foraging skills, better immunity, enhanced winter survival, and improved skill at avoiding predators.

The above short article is part of a transcript from a BirdNote podcast that was published by its partner, Audubon, at https://www.audubon.org/news/for-male-cardinals-redder-better BirdNote episodes are aired daily on public radio stations nationwide.

MUCC and The Average Conservationist Partner to Donate to Conservation

Michigan United Conservation Clubs (MUCC) and The Average Conservationist are excited to announce a collaboration benefiting conservation.

A t-shirt collaboration between the organizations will raise funds for direct conservation work in Michigan. The design features the words Michigan United Conservation Clubs underneath a forest and white-tailed deer silhouette. To buy one of these exclusive shirts, visit The Average Conservationist. Read more

BOG Game Cameras Capture the Unknown

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BOG® Game Cameras Capture the Unknown

Patented, removable menu with 3” viewing screen? Check! Easiest camera setup on the market? Check! Sharpest, clearest images and videos ever captured by a game camera? Check! Following the domination of the shooting tripod market by the DeathGrip™ in 2019, BOG® continues itsdisruption of the hunting market by introducing our first ever line of game cameras – built from the ground up, just as you’d expect from BOG®, because our products are Engineered for the Unknown™. Read more

Savage’s New Star Spangled Rascal

WESTFIELD, Massachusetts –– Savage is pleased to announce a dynamic addition to their Rascal line-up. The Rascal Red, White, & Blue is dressed in an American flag camo pattern that creates a colorful homage to Old Glory, making this the perfect fit for patriotic young shooters.

“It is our responsibility to help teach firearm safety to the next generation of American hunters and marksmen,” said Beth Shimanski, Director of Marketing for Savage Arms. “but that doesn’t mean the tools we use to teach can’t be fun. We’re proud of our American heritage and we’re showing that pride with these diminutive guns that are built to the same demanding standards as every other Savage.”

The new Savage Rascal Red, White, & Blue makes a bold statement. Paired with the American flag camo synthetic stock, the rifle can help mentors build new shooters’ shooting skills thanks to standard features that are notably absent on many small rimfires. The Rascal teaches accuracy and safety with the same tools teachers use themselves. From its adjustable peep sights to Savage’s user-adjustable AccuTrigger™, this is every inch a Savage.

These new Rascals will start shipping this August. Visit your local Savage dealer and place your order today. Find your local Savage dealer at https://savagearms.com/where. Read more

NWTF Announces “Call for All” Fundraising Campaign

Dear Fellow Conservationists,

As an active National Wild Turkey Federation member, you understand our organization and the sacred relationship between wildlife, wild places and people. The last four months have changed all our lives and challenged us to re-evaluate our priorities and our passions. In short, COVID-19 has threatened lives, livelihoods and the NWTF.

To help sustain our mission, we have had to streamline our organization to better fit the financial reality of today. These measures were painful but helped us reduce expenses substantially. However, it is not enough; we still need your help to keep our mission, our operations and our field work alive. Replacing the lost revenue from shutting down our fundraising events this spring will ensure our beloved mission lives on for future generations. This is the reason we are issuing a rare Call for All to raise an additional $5 Million this summer.

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Over the next few weeks, we are asking ALL members to consider an additional gift to the National Wild Turkey Federation. No contribution is too small. Participation from 100% of our membership, while a lofty goal, will reinforce the faith you have in the Federation and the collective commitment we have to our mission of preserving our hunting heritage and the conservation of the wild turkey. The funds raised will be key in jump-starting many of the important initiatives the national pandemic has sidelined.

The NWTF remains steadfast. But now, more than ever, we need the help of our members to keep our mission moving forward.

Please join me in giving to the NWTF in this time of great need. https://your.nwtf.org/call-for-all/

Yours in Conservation,

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Becky Humphries

CCRKBA: No Private Security for MN Citizens

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BELLEVUE, WA – The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms today advised residents and especially Minneapolis business people to arm themselves after the City Council voted to disband the police department, yet is spending thousands of dollars providing private security for three council members.

“What’s happening in Minneapolis is a reprehensible act of hypocrisy,” said CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb. “While council members are planning a lengthy process of developing what they call a ‘new public safety model,’ what are the citizens supposed to do? They’re not getting private security protection. That’s apparently a perk only for three council members who claim to have received threats since the killing of George Floyd last month. Read more

Fish & Wildlife Service Biologist Injured by Grizzly

Bozeman, MT — A biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) was attacked by a grizzly bear in the Centennial Valley Wednesday morning. The individual suffered serious bite wounds but is expected to recover fully.

The USFWS employee was working on a sage grouse monitoring project on Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge about a mile west of Elk Lake. The biologist heard a noise in the sagebrush and turned to see two grizzly bears in a close-encounter situation, approximately 80 to 100 yards away.

One bear stood up, and the other charged the biologist. The biologist deployed bear spray at the charging bear and throughout the attack until the attacking bear ran away with the other bear. Read more

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