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In this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, host Dan Johnson and guest Cameron Stover discuss their recent hunting experiences, particularly focusing on a successful deer hunt in Ohio. They delve into the challenges of tracking wounded deer and the emotional journey of hunting. The conversation then shifts to the ATA show, where Cameron shares his observations about the current state of hunting gear innovation, the lack of groundbreaking new products, and the evolution of existing products. They explore the trends in the hunting gear market, including the rise of mobile hunting gear and the importance of comfort and convenience in hunting accessories. In this conversation, Camron Stover and Dan Johnson discuss various innovations in hunting gear, focusing on new products showcased at a recent trade show. They explore advancements in pole saws, waterproof clothing, mobile hunting systems, and unique 3D targets. The discussion highlights the importance of marketing in the hunting industry and the challenges faced by smaller brands in gaining visibility. The conversation also touches on the practicality and effectiveness of new products, emphasizing the need for thorough testing and user feedback. In this conversation, Dan Johnson and Camron Stover discuss various innovations in hunting gear, the challenges of censorship in social media platforms for hunters, and the potential of new technologies like e-bikes and apps tailored for the hunting community. They also delve into the evolution of archery equipment, highlighting the advancements in bow technology and the importance of user comfort and performance.
Takeaways:
Cameron successfully tracked and harvested a deer after a challenging two-month pursuit.
The emotional weight of hunting is significant, especially after wounding a deer.
The ATA show showcased a lack of innovative products this year.
Many hunting products have reached a plateau in terms of innovation.
Consistency in gear is crucial for hunters, especially with bows and broadheads.
The market is saturated with similar products, making it hard to find truly innovative gear.
Comfort and convenience are becoming more important in hunting gear design.
Mobile hunting gear is on the rise, with companies like Arsenal leading the way.
Tethered is gaining traction in the mobile hunting market with innovative products.
Hunters often feel pressured to buy the latest and most expensive gear due to FOMO. Innovation often comes from smaller brands that lack marketing power.
Many products are rebranded versions of older technologies.
Waterproof clothing needs to be both functional and quiet for hunting.
Mobile hunting systems are evolving to be more user-friendly.
3D targets can add fun to practice but may lack durability.
Quality and price are often correlated in hunting gear.
Testing products firsthand is crucial for understanding their effectiveness.
Unique designs can enhance the hunting experience.
Smaller companies can compete with larger brands through innovation.
Consumer feedback is essential for product improvement. The direct-to-consumer market is not always cheaper.
Censorship on social media affects the hunting community.
E-bikes are becoming essential tools for hunters.
New apps are needed for the hunting community.
Innovations in archery equipment are improving user experience.
Comfort in gear is crucial for performance.
The hunting community needs a dedicated social media platform.
Censorship may not deter hunters from sharing their experiences.
Bow technology has evolved significantly in recent years.
The market for hunting gear continues to grow despite challenges.
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In this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, host Dan Johnson welcomes Matt Wade and Jimmy from Knight & Hale, a historic brand in turkey hunting gear. They discuss the brand's origins, its revival after a period of dormancy, and the strategies they are implementing to appeal to both older and younger generations of hunters. The conversation highlights the passion behind turkey hunting, the importance of community, and the excitement surrounding the launch of new products. In this conversation, the team from Night and Hail discusses the importance of customer feedback in product development, emphasizing their commitment to quality and innovation. They highlight their focus on creating unique turkey calls and accessories that cater to a wide demographic, including the next generation of hunters. The conversation also touches on the brand's legacy and their plans for revitalization at upcoming events.
Takeaways:
Nightingale is a cornerstone brand in turkey hunting.
The brand was founded in 1972 by Harold Knight and David Hale.
Harold and David remain actively involved in product development.
The turkey hunting community is passionate and engaged.
Reviving the brand involves reconnecting with its roots.
Social media plays a crucial role in reaching younger hunters.
The camaraderie of turkey hunting sets it apart from deer hunting.
New product launches are focused on quality and heritage.
The old Yeller call is being relaunched due to high demand.
The excitement around turkey hunting is being reignited with new generations. Customer feedback is crucial for product success.
Quality control ensures each call is unique.
The brand aims to cater to all demographics.
Innovative products are designed for comfort and usability.
Reviving the brand's legacy is a key focus.
The team values the input of experienced hunters.
Handcrafted products stand out in a crowded market.
Building memories is central to the brand's mission.
Upcoming launches will showcase new and exciting products.
The NWTF show is a pivotal event for brand engagement.
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In this episode, Dan Johnson speaks with Kevin Leach from Latitude Outdoors about the evolution of their brand, the importance of building a strong team, and how they navigate competition in the hunting industry. They discuss product development, handling business challenges, and the significance of customer experience. Kevin shares insights on their collaboration with Realtree and highlights new product launches for 2024. In this conversation, Kevin Leach discusses the latest innovations in saddle design and hunting gear, focusing on comfort, packability, and user experience. He highlights the new Maverick and Lone Star saddles, the Profile platform, and the Ranger backpacks, emphasizing their unique features and benefits for mobile hunters. The discussion also touches on layering systems for cold weather hunting and future product developments at Latitude.
Takeaways:
Latitude Outdoors started selling products in July 2020.
The COVID-19 pandemic increased interest in outdoor activities.
Building a strong team is crucial for business growth.
Innovation is driven by customer experience, not just competition.
The company has a long-term product roadmap.
Communication with customers is key during challenges.
Celebrating milestones boosts team morale.
Saddles should be tried before buying for the best fit.
Collaboration with Realtree offers new options for customers.
New product launches include single panel saddle offerings. The Maverick saddle is lightweight and comfortable for beginners.
The Lone Star saddle offers enhanced comfort for larger individuals.
Packability is as important as weight for mobile hunters.
The Profile platform packs down to an inch and a quarter thick.
Layering systems need to retain heat even when compressed.
Merino base layers are effective for cold weather hunting.
New backpacks are designed for customization and versatility.
The Operator pouch allows for single-hand operation.
Future products will include an XL version of the Profile platform.
Latitude is focused on customer feedback for product development.
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In this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan Johnson discusses the challenges of scheduling guests during the chaotic trade show season, shares insights on the recent ATA show, and outlines future plans for the podcast. He also talks about his personal gear shopping for the upcoming hunting season, including considerations for bows and firearms for youth hunting. The episode concludes with a promise of more content and updates to come.
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In this episode of the Hunting Gear podcast, Dan Johnson and Todd Snader discuss the latest in bow technology, including product launches, the challenges of naming bows, and the cyclical trends in the archery industry. They reflect on their hunting seasons, the timing of product releases, and how consumer feedback shapes future developments. The conversation also delves into the complexities of product development and the importance of understanding industry trends. In this conversation, Todd Snader discusses the features and benefits of the Solution LS and Proven 34 bows, emphasizing their popularity, pricing, and technological advancements. He explains the significance of axle to axle length and brace height in bow performance, as well as the impact of Deadlock technology on user adjustability. The discussion also touches on consumer feedback in product development, the introduction of new kits, and the effects of manufacturing issues on brand perception. Snader hints at exciting future trends and innovations for BowTech and its sister brands.
Takeaways:
Bow manufacturers often launch products late in the season.
Consumer feedback is crucial for product development.
Naming bows is a challenging process due to trademark issues.
The industry experiences cyclical trends in bow design.
Longer axle to axle bows are currently popular.
Product launches are often planned years in advance.
Hunters' preferences influence future product designs.
Limited runs can gauge consumer interest effectively.
The bow industry is competitive and requires innovation.
Understanding consumer needs is key to successful product development. The Solution LS bow is priced at $1,200, making it competitive.
Longer axle to axle bows can offer better stability and forgiveness.
Deadlock technology allows for easy adjustments without a bow press.
Consumer feedback plays a crucial role in product development.
New kits for bows simplify the purchasing process for consumers.
BowTech aims to make archery more accessible and user-friendly.
Manufacturing issues in the industry can lead to brand shifts.
The importance of brace height in bow performance is highlighted.
Future innovations are on the horizon for BowTech and its brands.
The archery market is currently experiencing flat sales compared to pandemic levels.
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In this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, host Dan Johnson discusses his favorite hunting gear and products as the holiday season approaches. He emphasizes the importance of gift cards for hunters, shares insights on essential gear like broadheads and arrows, and highlights the significance of scent management with Code Blue products. Dan also explores the benefits of saddle hunting with Tethered gear, the quality and warranty of Vortex optics, and the affordability of Reveal trail cameras. He wraps up with a discussion on Huntworth apparel and his own brand, Full Sneak Gear, encouraging listeners to consider these products for their hunting needs.
Takeaways:
Gift cards are a practical gift for hunters.
Wasp broadheads are reliable and made in America.
Scent management is crucial for successful hunts.
Tethered gear enhances mobility and comfort in hunting.
Vortex optics come with a lifetime warranty, ensuring quality.
Reveal trail cameras offer great features at an affordable price.
Huntworth provides excellent value for hunting apparel.
Durable socks are essential for comfort during hunts.
Full Sneak Gear offers unique and stylish hunting apparel.
Planning ahead for holiday shopping can ease stress.
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In this conversation, Dan Johnson and Adam Malcheff discuss various aspects of hunting, including family involvement, hunting seasons, gear considerations, and budgeting for hunting equipment. Adam shares insights from his experiences hunting in Michigan and beyond, emphasizing the importance of comfort and preparedness in gear selection. They also touch on the financial aspects of hunting, highlighting the balance between quality gear and budget constraints. In this conversation, Adam Malcheff and Dan Johnson discuss various aspects of bow hunting, including preferences for bow sizes, the mental challenges of archery, and the importance of investing in quality gear. They share personal experiences with hunting gear, customer service interactions, and their favorite brands. The discussion also touches on the significance of passing down gear and the evolving nature of hunting equipment.
Takeaways:
Hunting is a family activity that can create lasting memories.
Eating healthy can be expensive, especially for active families.
Hunting seasons can vary in success based on environmental factors.
Comfort and preparedness are key when selecting hunting gear.
Budgeting for hunting gear requires careful consideration of needs versus wants.
Investing in quality gear can save money in the long run.
Trial and error is an important part of learning about hunting gear.
Hunting trips often require different gear based on location and conditions.
Technology in hunting gear has improved significantly over the years.
The hunting lifestyle can be flexible with remote work opportunities. Technology is continuously improving in the archery world.
Longer axle-to-axle bows provide better stability.
Mental confidence plays a crucial role in archery performance.
Investing in quality clothing can enhance the hunting experience.
Base layers are essential for temperature regulation during hunts.
Customer service in the hunting gear industry is generally reliable.
High-quality optics can significantly impact hunting success.
It's important to test gear in person before purchasing.
Passing down gear can be a meaningful experience.
Brand loyalty often develops from positive experiences with products.
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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Deals Series on The Hunting Gear Podcast, Camron dives deep into Pre-Black Friday Deals on Hunting Gear from across the web. Now is the best time of the year to save on hunting gear Camron breaks down all of the best deals from across the web. You'll learn how to maximize your dollar this shopping season and where to save the most money on top hunting brands, such as First Lite, Sitka Gear, Crispi Boots, Mystery Ranch, and much more.
Some of the deals that you'll want to take a closer look at include:
American Tactical ALPHA MAXX 5.56 / .223 AR-15 Semi-Auto, 16′ Barrel, 13′ MLOK Handguard, 1-30 Rd Mag, Rifle – $299.99.
Scheel's Black Friday Sale - Great selection of deals
Black Ovis - Best place to buy high end hunting gear
Palmetto State Armory - Deals on Pistols, AR's, and much more
Bear Creek Arsenal - Deals on AR's in all calibers
Bass Pro Shops Black Friday Sale
Cabela's Black Friday
Crispi Boots
First Lite for 50% off
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In this episode of the Hunting Gear podcast, Dan Johnson and Mark Kenyon discuss their favorite hunting gear, including old faithful products that have stood the test of time and new gear that has impressed them this season. They delve into the importance of confidence in gear, the effectiveness of various hunting techniques, and the ongoing debate between solid colors and camo patterns. The conversation wraps up with practical recommendations for hunters looking to enhance their gear setup.
Takeaways:
Mark's favorite saddle is the Phantom Elite, which he has used for years.
Losing his saddle was a significant setback for Mark during hunting season.
Nose Jammer has proven effective in masking human scent while hunting.
Dan emphasizes the importance of comfort and mobility in hunting gear.
Arctic Shield boot covers keep feet warm without heavy boots.
Mark switched to a single pin sight to simplify his archery process.
Image stabilization binoculars have dramatically improved Mark's hunting experience.
Solid colors may perform better than camo patterns in certain situations.
Quality screw-in hooks are essential for a successful hunting setup.
Confidence in gear can reduce mental distractions during a hunt.
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In this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan Johnson discusses essential gear preparation for the hunting season, including tips on maintaining trail cameras, ensuring archery and firearm readiness, and managing clothing and footwear. He emphasizes the importance of post-hunt procedures and gear management to enhance the hunting experience and ensure safety.
Takeaways:
It's crucial to have your gear organized and ready before hunting season.
Using stealth tape can significantly reduce noise from equipment.
Regularly check and maintain your trail cameras for optimal performance.
Daily practice with your bow is essential for accuracy during hunts.
Ensure all firearms are clean and properly sighted in before the season.
Keep backup equipment, like releases and rangefinders, in your pack.
Proper clothing care, including ozone treatments, can enhance scent control.
Warm, dry boots are vital for comfort during hunts.
Post-hunt procedures, like gutting and cooling the deer, are important for meat care.
Always verify property boundaries and access routes before hunting.
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In this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, host Dan Johnson and guest Ricky Brule discuss their personal hunting experiences and delve into the ongoing debate about the value of American-made products versus those manufactured overseas. They explore the nuances of what 'made in America' truly means, the impact of outsourcing on product quality, and the importance of consumer relationships in the hunting industry. The conversation also touches on trends in archery and how they affect product development and consumer preferences, particularly in relation to pricing and quality. In this conversation, Dan Johnson and Ricky Brule discuss the complexities of the hunting gear market, focusing on the impact of rising costs, the importance of quality control, and the perceptions surrounding products made in different countries. They explore consumer behavior, stereotypes in the hunting demographic, and the significance of customer service and warranties in maintaining brand loyalty. The discussion highlights the balance between price and quality, as well as the challenges faced by manufacturers in delivering reliable products.
Takeaways:
The definition of 'made in America' can be quite loose.
Outsourcing can lead to a loss of control over product quality.
Consumer relationships are crucial for brand loyalty.
Trends in archery can shift rapidly, affecting product design.
Price sensitivity among consumers is changing, with more valuing quality.
Manufacturers need to be agile in product development to keep up with trends.
The importance of local manufacturing for lead times and quality control.
Relationships with industry leaders can influence consumer trust.
High-end products can still sell well despite their price point.
The outdoor industry is fast-moving, requiring quick adaptation to consumer needs. Rising costs are affecting consumer purchasing decisions.
Quality often correlates with price in hunting gear.
Manufacturing location can impact perceived quality.
Stereotypes exist around the demographics of hunters.
Many hunters prioritize functionality over high-end features.
Customer service can significantly influence brand loyalty.
A solid warranty is essential for customer satisfaction.
Unhappy customers can harm a brand's reputation.
The hunting industry has a mix of serious and casual participants.
Branding can sometimes overshadow product quality.
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In this episode of the Hunting Gear podcast, host Dan Johnson speaks with high-volume deer hunter Michael Ward about broadhead performance. They discuss the differences between mechanical and fixed blade broadheads, the importance of shot placement, and the nuances of tuning bows for optimal accuracy. Michael shares his personal experiences with various broadheads, emphasizing the significance of a reliable and effective broadhead for ethical hunting. The conversation also touches on the challenges of marginal shots and the real-world implications of broadhead choices in hunting scenarios.
Takeaways:
Mechanical broadheads provide a larger cutting diameter.
Shot placement is crucial for quick kills.
Tuning your bow affects broadhead performance.
Marginal shots can be more forgiving with mechanicals.
Fixed blades may perform better on hard quartering shots.
Experience with different broadheads informs preferences.
Broadhead choice impacts ethical hunting practices.
A reliable broadhead is essential for successful hunts.
Personal experiences shape broadhead recommendations.
The debate between broadhead types is ongoing and subjective.
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In this episode of the Hunting Gear podcast, Dan Johnson speaks with Nate Sellers from Average Jack Archery about troubleshooting archery equipment. They discuss the mechanics of bows, the importance of proper measurements, and the significance of shooting through paper for accuracy. Nate shares insights on grip pressure, structural issues in bows, and the tuning of arrows and broadheads. The conversation also covers the impact of fletching and arrow weight on performance, the challenges of tuning different broadhead types, and the importance of understanding the third axis for accurate shooting. Finally, Nate offers practical tips for archers to improve their skills and confidence before the hunting season.
Takeaways:
A bow is a simple machine that can be easily understood.
Shooting through paper helps ensure arrows fly straight.
Grip pressure can significantly affect shooting accuracy.
Mechanical broadheads can be a reliable option for hunters.
Parachuting occurs when an arrow slows down too much in flight.
Proper measurements are essential for bow tuning.
Structural issues in bows can lead to persistent tuning problems.
The third axis is important for accurate shots at different angles.
Fletching size and type can impact arrow flight.
Understanding arrow spine and weight is crucial for tuning.
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In this episode of the Hunting Gear podcast, Dan Johnson and Ricky Brule discuss their bow setups, arrow choices, and fletching preferences. They also touch on the importance of quality components and the impact of technology on the price of hunting gear. The conversation highlights the significance of customer service and how companies handle product issues. They also explore the benefits of helical fletching and the stability it provides during arrow flight. Overall, the discussion emphasizes the importance of confidence in one's gear choices and the need for personal experimentation to find the right setup. In this conversation, Dan Johnson and Ricky Brule discuss their preferences and experiences with different archery gear. They cover topics such as arrow weight, FOC (front of center), kinetic energy, broadheads, and arrow rests. They also touch on the advantages and disadvantages of single-pin sights versus multi-pin sights. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the factors that archers consider when choosing their gear and the importance of finding what works best for individual preferences and hunting situations.
Takeaways:
The choice of bow setup, arrow, and fletching is a personal preference that should instill confidence in the hunter.
Quality components, such as inserts and broadheads, are crucial for optimal performance and accuracy.
Companies that prioritize customer service and take responsibility for product issues earn customer loyalty.
Helical fletching can provide stability and improve downrange accuracy, especially at longer distances.
Experimentation and personal experience are key to finding the right gear setup for each individual hunter. Consider arrow weight and FOC for optimal performance and penetration
Kinetic energy is important for determining arrow penetration
Fixed blade broadheads may provide better penetration than mechanical broadheads
Arrow rests should be simple and reliable
Single-pin sights offer simplicity and focus, while multi-pin sights provide versatility
Choose gear that suits your hunting style and preferences
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On today's episode of The Hunting Gear Podcast, Camron Stover discusses his Early Season Whitetail Hunting Gear Checklist to help you prepare for opening day. Whitetail hunting seasons are starting to open up across the country, with many bowhunters in search of a velvet buck. This gear list will provide some insights on the specialized gear that you'll need for the hunt, as well as a few tips to better prepare you for the upcoming hunting season.
The early whitetail season can test your patience and preparation as you attempt to capitalize on months of scouting to fill your tag before a buck's pattern shifts. Many deer hunters wait until the whitetail rut to start hunting hard, but some studies have shown that the beginning of the season can be just as productive for well-prepared archers!
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In this episode of the hunting gear podcast, Dan and Pierce Nellis discuss different types of tree stands and their suitability for different hunting situations. They start by talking about the weather and how it affects deer movement. Then they discuss their experiences with different types of tree stands, including climbers, ladder stands, and hang-on stands. They also touch on the importance of comfort, mobility, and weight when selecting a tree stand. They mention brands like Lone Wolf, Summit, and Millennium, and discuss the pros and cons of each. Overall, they emphasize the need to choose a tree stand that suits your specific hunting needs and preferences. In this conversation, Dan Johnson and Pierce Nelles discuss different options for tree stands and hunting gear. They explore the pros and cons of various types of tree stands, including ladder stands, climbing stands, and saddles. They also touch on the importance of considering factors such as comfort, mobility, budget, and the specific hunting situation when choosing a tree stand. The conversation concludes with a discussion on early season hunting strategies and the importance of finding the right balance in hunting gear.
Takeaways:
Different types of tree stands are suitable for different hunting situations
Consider factors like comfort, mobility, and weight when selecting a tree stand
Climbers are popular in areas with straight trees, while ladder stands are more common on private land
Millennium stands are known for their comfort, but may not be suitable for mobile hunting
Versatility and adjustability are important for hunting in different types of trees
Consider the materials and construction of the tree stand for noise reduction and durability When choosing a tree stand, consider factors such as comfort, mobility, budget, and the specific hunting situation.
Ladder stands are a feasible option for gun season and hunting with kids.
Saddles offer a lightweight and versatile option for mobile hunting.
Early season hunting can be challenging, but finding alternative food sources and bedding areas can increase your chances of success.
Finding the right balance in hunting gear is crucial for a comfortable and effective hunting experience.
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In this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan Johnson and Bob Polanic discuss their love for college football and their favorite teams. They also share their thoughts on hunting gear and products hitting the market. The conversation covers topics such as fan rivalries, the importance of confidence in hunting, and the reliability of hunting equipment. They also touch on the recent limb issues with Matthews bows. Overall, the episode combines their passion for hunting and college football. In this conversation, Dan and Bob discuss various topics related to hunting, including equipment, preparation, and experiences in the backcountry. They talk about the importance of having a reliable truck topper, the issues with limb failure in bows, the gear they use for elk hunting, such as backpacks and boots, and the challenges of staying clean and comfortable in the backcountry. They also touch on the effects of high altitude on the body, the importance of proper nutrition, and the tuning of arrows and broadheads. Bob shares his plans for an upcoming elk hunt and his wife's involvement in the hunt as well.
Takeaways:
College football and hunting are two of the hosts' favorite things.
Confidence plays a crucial role in hunting success.
The hosts discuss their thoughts on hunting gear and products hitting the market.
The recent limb issues with Matthews bows are a topic of concern. Having a reliable truck topper is important for hunting trips
Limb failure in bows can be a significant issue
Choosing the right gear, such as backpacks and boots, is crucial for a successful hunt
High altitude can have a significant impact on the body
Proper nutrition is important for maintaining energy levels during hunting trips
Tuning arrows and broadheads is essential for accuracy
Planning and preparation are key for a successful hunt
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On this episode of the Hunting Gear Deals Series on The Hunting Gear Podcast, Camron responds to a question asked on a recent episode of the Wired To Hunt Podcast. If you're a Wired To Hunt Listener, you probably enjoyed the recent Mindsets of the Whitetail Masters series where Mark asks the same series of questions to some of the best deer hunters from across the country. One of those questions inspired this podcast episode.
What is the best $100 investment you've made in your hunting gear?
Camron, dives into a list of hunting gear that you should consider purchasing before the upcoming hunting season. Unless you'd prefer to save money and buy it when it goes on sale. If so, be sure to sign up for the Hunting Gear Deals Daily Deal Email so that you never miss deal! Here's a recap of the best investments that I've made in my hunting gear arsenal.
Arctic Shield Boot Insulators
Non-cellular Trail Cameras
Digital Hunting Map Application
Safety Harness
Ground Blind
Rangefinder
Ear Muffs (Hearing Protection)
Bino Harness
Sitka Neck Gaiter
Scent Control Kit
Thermacell
Black Diamond Headlamp
Outdoor Edge Swing Blaze
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Skip Davidson, the founder of Gunwerks, discusses the company's turnkey rifle system that includes optics, ballistics, ammunition, and more. Gunwerks aims to provide a solution for hunters who want to shoot accurately at long distances without the hassle of figuring out the right equipment. They offer training courses and personalized recommendations to help customers make informed decisions. The company's target demographic is professionals and business people who have the time and resources to invest in hunting and shooting. The price range for Gunworks products starts at around $4,000 and can go up to $28,000. Gunwerks offers training courses to teach people how to shoot long range and set up long range guns. They provide a safe entry for beginners and offer advanced courses for experienced shooters. Gunwerks also offers services for clients who already have a rifle but want to improve its performance. They ensure that every finished product is tested and proven to work before handing it over to the customer. Gunwrrks believes in ethical hunting and emphasizes the importance of making a perfect shot for a quick and clean kill. They provide a personalized and authentic experience for their customers.
Takeaways:
Gunwerks offers a turnkey rifle system that includes optics, ballistics, ammunition, and more.
The company aims to provide a solution for hunters who want to shoot accurately at long distances without the hassle of figuring out the right equipment.
Gunwerks offers training courses and personalized recommendations to help customers make informed decisions.
The target demographic for Gunwerks is professionals and business people who have the time and resources to invest in hunting and shooting.
The price range for Gunwerks products starts at around $4,000 and can go up to $28,000. Gunworks offers training courses for beginners and advanced shooters to learn long range shooting and rifle setup.
They provide services for clients who already have a rifle but want to improve its performance.
Gunwerks ensures that every finished product is tested and proven to work before delivery.
They emphasize the importance of making a perfect shot for ethical hunting and quick, clean kills.
Gunwerks provides a personalized and authentic experience for their customers.
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On this episode of The Hunting Gear Podcast, Camron is joined by Andra D'Acquisto from Lone Wolf Custom Gear. Andrae introduces our listeners to their new high-quality mobile hunting gear line, which includes lightweight climbing sticks, a hybrid saddle platform, and much more.
Andrae also leaks some breaking news in which we learn that LWCG is coming out with a more affordable line of cast aluminum treestands. The introduction of cast aluminum treestands is how Andrae originally changed the hunting industry by introducing a lightweight and mobile treestand and climbing stick.
Since then, we've seen an advancement in technology that has allowed hunters to have been lighter hunting set-ups. Lone Wolf Custom Gear, along with Andrae, has been at the lead edge of innovation for 40 years! Hunt like a wolf!
The new custom sticks are available for purchase now and you can see them in person at a Mobile Hunting Roadshow event near you.
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