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LINCOLN, Neb. – Hunters again are challenged to go afield with family and friends this fall to complete the Nebraska Upland Slam by harvesting all four of Nebraska’s primary upland game bird species.

The challenge of the Upland Slam, a partnership among the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, Pheasants Forever, Inc., and Quail Forever, is to harvest a ring-necked pheasant, sharp-tailed grouse, greater prairie-chicken and northern bobwhite quail in Nebraska this season.

Successful hunters upload a photo of each harvested bird through an online platform and provide details about their hunt. Those who complete the Slam will receive an official certificate and pin and be entered into a drawing to win one of several grand prizes, including a Dickinson Arms Hunter Light 28-gauge over/under shotgun.

Nebraska is renowned as a mixed-bag hunting destination and is a great place to pursue a variety of bird species across diverse habitats. “Participation in Nebraska’s Upland Slam has increased in recent years and this has been a great way to promote what our state has to offer in terms of upland hunting opportunities,” said John Laux, Game and Parks’ upland habitat and access program manager.

All participants who submit at least one harvest to the Nebraska Upland Slam will be automatically entered into monthly drawings for prizes sponsored by Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever. Prizes include Scheels Gift Cards, hunting vests, Yeti Cups, wall art, memberships to the two conservation groups and more.

Adams Arms, industry leading pioneers of piston-driven AR platform firearms, announced the AA19, a performance-driven compact 9mm Luger handgun. The AA19 combines Adams Arms years of experience with handgun barrel and slide innovations with its mission of elevating firearm reliability and performance.   

“Adams Arms is known for its slides and barrels for custom handguns, and now we’ve brought all of our expertise into one complete pistol,” Steve Green, Adams Arms Vice President of Sales and Marketing said. “Our customers have been asking for an Adams Arms handgun for years, and now it is ready. The new AA19 incorporates design elements that refine its ergonomics and performance. Every detail on the new AA19 adds upgrades that maximize its potential for both EDC and competition.”

Specifications

The AA19 comes with two Magpul G19 magazines, a hardcase, and cable lock. The slide is cut for optics, and plates are plates available in all popular footprints, including the Trijicon RMR, Leupold Deltapoint, Shield RMS, Burris Fastfire 3, Vortex Venom/Viper, Vortex Razon, C-More STS. The gun is made in the USA and is backed by Adams Arms’ lifetime warranty.

The AA19 will be available through Adams Arms’ network of dealers. For dealer locations, please visit  https://adamsarms.net/dealers/. MSRP is $999. For more information on the new AA19, visit  https://www.adamsarms.net/

Reversing CRP trend and filling acreage cap remain priorities of The Habitat Organization

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) today announced the acceptance of 2.8 million acres into the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) so far in 2021. The positive news will help stem the tide of the 3 million acres also set to expire from contract on September 30th. The Habitat Organization remains focused on advocating for additional CRP signup opportunities and increased incentives to assist the nation’s private landowners and agricultural communities in meeting a 27-million-acre program cap by the end of fiscal year 2023. CRP remains the country’s single most effective conservation tool creating wildlife habitat, improving water quality, protecting soil health, ensuring climate resiliency, and safeguarding robust rural economies.

“Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever are thankful to USDA for implementing much-needed administrative changes to CRP earlier this year which made it a viable option again for our nation’s farmers, ranchers and landowners,” said Jim Inglis, Director of Government Affairs for Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever. “But make no mistake about it, a lot more CRP acres are needed to help landowners address resource concerns throughout the country – especially those affecting grassland birds. We look forward to working with USDA officials and Congressional leadership to help be a catalyst for the nation’s leading conservation program.”

Like other USDA conservation programs, CRP is a voluntary program that has a variety of options that can be tailored to the specific conservation issues of a state or region and desires of the landowner. The options run the gamut from working lands such as CRP Grasslands to partnerships with states and private entities to target a specific joint concern such as water quality or quantity, or specific wildlife species such as pheasants or quail.

“Despite Congress raising the enrollment target in the 2018 Farm Bill, there have been decreases in enrollment for the past two years. The changes we made this spring have put us on the path to reverse this trend,” FSA Administrator Zach Ducheneaux said. “Even with the improved direction, USDA will still be about four million acres below the enrollment target. The CRP benefits for producers, sportsmen, wildlife, conservation and climate are numerous and well documented. We cannot afford to let them to be left on the table.” 

The organization’s previous Pappy raffle sold-out in an outstanding 3 days.

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Kentuckiana (RMHCK), which is raffling five Pappy bottles packaged as a flight, is expecting the 1,750 tickets to fly off the shelves during its upcoming bourbon raffle. The raffle kicks-off Aug. 16 and will be held in partnership with bourbon expert Fred Minnick.

Each ticket will be sold for $100 each and 100 percent of the proceeds will benefit families who stay at the House when they travel to Louisville for medical care for their children.

“You can nab five coveted bottles offered as a group and support sick children and their families,” said Minnick, who serves as the organization’s exclusive partner for this charitable endeavor. Minnick personally authenticated each bottle and recently appraised this raffle at $22,000. He also has confirmed all five bourbons’ origins.

“Pappy Van Winkle’s value has skyrocketed,” said Minnick. “These prestigious bottles will only continue to increase in value — it’s a beautiful tribute to Pappy’s legacy that they can raise so much money for Ronald McDonald House Charities of Kentuckiana. And, whomever wins these bottles will instantly have one of the best collections in their respective area,” he added.

Stryk Pay, the solution to current discriminatory business practices that is staffed from top to bottom with people who are endemic shooters, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts with experience in everything from running firearms companies and retail operations for firearms brands to high-risk credit card processing for e-commerce, wholesale, and retail companies, today announced the addition of two new employees. Ron Dan has been named Chief Revenue Officer and Chase Wheeler has been named to the position of Director of Merchant Services. These strategic appointments will play a key role in supporting the company’s rapidly expanding client portfolio. These appointments are effective immediately.

“It is an exciting time at Stryk Pay as we expand our team and enhance our expertise,” said Jeff Edwards, managing partner. “We are thrilled to welcome Ron and Chase to the Stryk Pay team and leverage their talents, prior business experience and education to further strengthen our client services capabilities.”

Ron Dan comes to Stryk Pay as the Chief Revenue Officer with over 14 years of experience in the firearms industry. He spent his career working in sales, manufacturing, distribution, purchasing and product development. His most recent position was with Vertx where he served as national sales manager. He is a graduate of the University of Central Florida with a B.S. in Business Marketing. A lifelong enthusiast in the shooting, hunting, and fishing arenas and a strong advocate for the Second Amendment, Ron has dedicated his career to empowering individuals to responsibly exercise their rights.

Chase joins Stryk Pay as the Director of Merchant Services. In this capacity he will focus on merchant specific needs, such as on-boarding, tech integrations, 2A friendly banking relations and marketing efforts. He joins the team after an almost 3 year stint at Headwaters Medical Staffing where he held the position of senior recruiter. He is a graduate of Montana State University with a degree in Business Administration. An avid outdoorsman, Chase brings a lifelong passion for the outdoors to Stryk Pay and is eager to offer a solution to the industry he is endemic to.

Stryk Pay was created by Stryk Group USA — the Bozeman, Montana-based impact consulting company serving several leading hunting, fishing, and firearms brands – as a solution to current discriminatory business practices. It’s staffed from top to bottom with people who are endemic shooters, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts with experience in everything from running firearms companies and retail operations for firearms brands to high-risk credit card processing for e-commerce, wholesale, and retail companies. More information about Stryk Pay can be found at  https://strykpay.com/. Information on Stryk Group USA can be found at https://strykgroup.com/.

ORLANDO, Fla. – The president of a Florida-based gun company released a recorded statement Friday saying his company will not be complying with a cease-and-desist order issued by the ATF in late July. 

According to the cease-and-desist letter issued on July 26, the ATF alleged that Rare Breed Triggers’s FRT-15 trigger was actually a machine gun, and the agency ordered Rare Breed Triggers to halt production and sales, and create a plan to address the triggers that had already been sold and distributed. 

In the video, Lawrence DeMonico, president of Rare Breed Triggers, says his company will not be complying with the order by the federal agency and lays out his case for why they are choosing to civilly disobey the order. 

According to DeMonico, contrary to the ATF’s allegations, DeMonico says the fact of the matter is that the FRT-15 cannot fire more than one round by a single function of the trigger. That’s important to note, because that is probably the most pertinent portion of the definition of a machine gun as defined by the Gun Control Act and National Firearms Act, DeMonico says. 

Beyond making the case for why they would not be complying, DeMonico says the company immediately responded to the ATF’s cease-and-desist order to inform them that they did not agree with the ATF’s claim. Additionally, DeMonico says they have also followed up by filing a lawsuit in the United States Federal Court for the Middle District of Florida. 

Hi Mountain Seasonings continues to celebrate its 30th Anniversary this year with another great giveaway – “The Jerky Knife & 30th Anniversary Cutting Board Giveaway.” One lucky winner will take home a beautifully crafted Limited Edition North American Black Walnut solid wood cutting board that measures 11”x17”x1” thick and has been specially designed carefully crafted with a grooved channel to catch juices when carving meat. The winner will also take home an Outdoor Edge knife featuring a surgically sharp, high-carbon, 420 stainless steel blade and an easy-grip, ergonomic, nonslip rubberized Kraton Handle. Suggested retail value of the package is $75.

This Anniversary Giveaway starts tomorrow and runs through September 24th. Entering to win is simple. Simply go to the Hi Mountain Seasonings Facebook Page and click on the promotion or just visit https://woobox.com/vrhuco. When prompted, fill in your name and email address and you are entered into the contest. One entry per person, but you can gain more entries by sharing the contest. When you enter the contest you will be given a unique URL. When a new participant enters the Giveaway via that unique URL the originator will be awarded three extra entries into the contest.

The lucky winner of the “Jerky Knife and 30th Anniversary Cutting Board Giveaway” will be notified via email. Be sure to join in the anniversary celebration and enter the contest – and share the contest for more chances to win!

This is just one of many 30 Year Anniversary specials that Hi Mountain Seasonings will be promoting this the year. Be sure to check the Hi Mountain Seasonings Facebook page and website frequently to learn about other exciting giveaways and specials.

Hi Mountain’s entire line of products, cooking tips, instructional videos and recipes are also available at  www.himtnjerky.com. Hi Mountain products also can be found at high-end sporting-goods stores, farm-and-ranch stores and many local grocery stores.

LINCOLN, Neb. – There are more than a million acres of publicly accessible lands throughout Nebraska. The recently published 2021-2022 Public Access Atlas identifies and consolidates these public access resources for the benefit of Nebraska’s hunters, trappers and anglers.

Printed copies of this year’s atlas are available at Nebraska Game and Parks Commission headquarters and soon will be available in its district offices and service centers, as well as wherever hunt and fish permits are sold. To request a printed copy of the atlas or other Game and Parks’ guides or publications, visit OutdoorNebraska.org/BrochureRequests.

The Public Access Atlas also is available online at OutdoorNebraska.org/PublicAccessAtlas in several different formats: Interactive atlas map, offline atlas (mobile-friendly), digital flipbook, Google Earth KMZ files and downloadable single map sheets.

The atlas is updated annually and displays all publicly accessible lands throughout the state, including state, federal and conservation partner lands.

Private lands enrolled in Game and Parks’ Open Fields and Waters Program also are included in the atlas. Open Fields and Waters provides financial incentives to private landowners willing to allowing walk-in, public access for hunting, trapping and/or fishing. Finding places to hunt and fish is a challenge for today’s hunters and anglers but, thanks to Nebraska’s landowners, more than 370,000 acres of private lands are available through this voluntary program.

Gear Up for Hunting Season with DSG’s Warmest, Most Versatile Hunting Set for Women

Madison, WI – DSG Outerwear, premier makers of the most technical, high-performance and size-inclusive hunting apparel for women, is proud to announce the newest edition to its ever-popular Kylie line of cold-weather hunting apparel, the new Kylie 4.0 3- in-1 Hunting Jacket and Drop Seat Bib. The most versatile of the line, the new jacket and bib set will help female hunters gear up for all scenarios from cold to cooler weather hunts to casual wear around camp. DSG Outerwear is taking pre-orders now for the set available in five colorways, including three popular Realtree® camo patterns and sizes from petite to plus.

The new Kylie 4.0 3-in-1 Jacket is DSG’s most adaptable cold-weather piece, allowing hunters to add or remove layers based on temperature needs. The Kylie can be worn three different ways. For maximum warmth on colder days, hunters can layer the included removable fleece liner under the outer shell. For slightly warmer days, wearers can sport just the outer shell or just the inner fleece as a stylish casual piece.

The quiet brushed waterproof and windproof Kylie 4.0 outer shell is constructed from 100 grams of thin profile insulation for lightweight warmth when worn alone or added insulation when paired with the included fleece liner. The fabric is treated with DWR to help shed water along with 100% full taped seems to keep you dry should inclement weather come into play as it often does during later season hunts. The jacket also features an adjustable and removable hood; interior Lycra® wrist gaiters with thumb holes; plus, large hand-warmer cargo pockets with hidden snap closure flaps and side entry pockets. Its large center front zipper incorporates windflap hidden snaps to securely close the jacket and further keep cold temperatures out.

To seamlessly transform the two Kylie 4.0 pieces into one incredibly functioning warm jacket, simply zip the inner fleece liner into the outer shell and secure it in place with the available anchors. When you’re back from the hunt, the fleece liner alone is a cute and functional casual piece with a large center front zipper and zipped hand-warmer pockets.

Savage Arms is proud to announce a the latest installment of its Savage Journeys project: Growing Up on 3-Gun. This profile features Logan Toland, a promising young 3-Gun competitor and the network of family support required for a commitment to shooting sports.

Savage Arms Marketing Director Beth Shimanski met Toland at a Generation III Gun match in 2018. His determination and cooperative spirit inspired Shimanski. She recognized his potential and admired his focus and attention to detail. “The passion he showed for new disciplines was astounding,” Shimanski noted. “He dove in to learn as much as he could and reached out to others to create long-term relationships with other competitors.”

“Finding someone you can lean on for input and who will tell it to you straight is so important,” Toland’s mentor and Savage ambassador Josh Froelich added.  “It’s our job to help new shooters and new sportsmen in the community and show them how to be professional, quality additions to the sport.”

“Take the competitive side of Logan away, and you find a young man who simply wants to help bring more people into the shooting space,” Shimanski said. “The shooting sports are full of passionate people who just want to share their passion with others and Logan is one of those people.” 

Toland’s Savage Journey is live at https://savagearms.com/blog?p=growing-up-on-3-gun-savage-journeys.

Spring Hill, Tenn.—Union glazier Zach Galis of Derwood, Maryland, swaps his well-used scattergun for a long-range rifle in his quest for free range aoudad in the desert mountains of west Texas on an episode of Brotherhood Outdoors airing this week on Sportsman Channel.

A member of the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades (IUPAT) Local 963, Galis is an avid waterfowler and occasional whitetail hunter in his home state. He first learned of the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance (USA) as a teenager when he attended the USA’s Capital Area Sporting Clays Shoot with his dad in 2009.

While more accustomed to a shotgun, Galis gets comfortable with a long-range rifle before burning ATV fuel and boot leather with USA’s Forrest Parker and guide Tucker Lehr in his quest for desert sheep in the remote Texas highlands. When they spot a mature ram, the trio must climb to 4,000 feet to get into position for a shot.

“Never in my life did I dream that I’d be here,” said Galis. “Thank you USA, Brotherhood Outdoors, and my union for giving me this opportunity. It was the hunt of a lifetime—without a doubt.”

Catch every minute of Galis’ exciting hunt for Texas aoudad when Brotherhood Outdoors airs on the Sportsman Channel Tuesday, Aug. 24 at 4 p.m. Eastern with re-airings on Friday at 11:30 a.m., Saturday at 1:30 a.m. and Sunday, Aug. 29 at 11 a.m.

CAMP PERRY, Ohio – Maj. Samuel Freeman, 37, of the National Guard All Guard Rifle team, was the overall competitor of the 2021 President’s Rifle Match – firing a score of 396-19X. The match was part of the Civilian Marksmanship Program’s (CMP) National Rifle Matches at Camp Perry and has been a prestigious part of the annual event for over 40 years.

“It felt wonderful,” Freeman said of his return to the National Matches after missing last year’s cancelled event.

Freeman is a long-time competitor of the National Matches, making his debut in 1997 as a junior and even taking the Small Arms Firing School in 1995 at 11 years old.

“This is what I did as a kid,” he said. “I didn’t play a lot of baseball or play football – this was my sport, service rifle shooting. So, this (the National Matches) was the big culminating event.”

Freeman has fired in the President’s Rifle Match several times throughout his career, reaching as high as fourth in the esteemed 20-person shootoff held at the conclusion of the match. At this year’s event, he felt confident in his zeroes but was still concerned with the wind blowing 10 miles-per-hour directly into his face on the 200 yard line during the standing portion. The wind improved during the rapid fire stage at the 300, which caused Freeman to underestimate the conditions at the slow-fire 600-yard phase and led to a break into the 9-ring.

Sonobo Delivers Best-in-Class, Audiophile Sound to Provide Breathtaking Audio

With dozens of wireless earphones on the market, it may be hard to determine what is truly the best. To finally put an answer to that question, Sonobo today announced that it is releasing the Sonobo line-up of Earphones, the most advanced True Wireless Stereo (TWS) earphones available. By delivering best-in-class sound quality combined with the safest listening experience, Sonobo is setting the bar for the entire wireless earphone industry.

Sonobo produces breathtaking audiophile sound with next generation full-range precision speakers carefully tuned by recording engineers, available in One, Pro and Elite models. Available now on Kickstarter, the crowdfunding campaign, managed by The LaunchPad Agency, features early-bird specials starting at $99. The Kickstarter campaign can be seen HERE.

GunSonics

Sonobo One’s GunSonics protection is the safest way to shoot by offering the only electronic hearing protection circuit that blocks 100% of gunshot blasts and other loud noises. Users can wear their passive over-ear protectors over Sonobo to enjoy the highest level of double hearing protection and, unlike previous double protection methods, the wearer can hear everything around them enhanced, from the release of a clay pigeon to the breaking of a twig, while loud gunshots are heard at below talking level.

The 2021 honor provides the company with a decade-long ranking history with Inc. 5000

Delta Defense, LLC is pleased to announce that Inc. magazine ranked the organization No. 3,127 on its annual Inc. 5000 list, the most prestigious ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. The list represents a unique look at the most successful companies within the American economy’s most dynamic segment—its independent small businesses. Intuit, Zappos, Under Armour, Microsoft, Patagonia, and many other well-known names gained their first national exposure as honorees on the Inc. 5000.

As the service provider for the United States Concealed Carry Association (USCCA), Delta Defense, LLC  saw an astounding amount of growth over the past three years. As the world grappled with unforeseen circumstances, Delta Defense, LLC continued to grow its organization in 2020 and rounded out its three-year growth at 120%. On top of the national ranking, Delta Defense, LLC ranked No. 30 in top Wisconsin organizations. 

“We are honored to be a part of the Inc. 5000 for the tenth year in a row,” said Tim Schmidt, CEO of Delta Defense, LLC. “To be an organization that has been ranked annually for a decade is a testament to the mission and employees at Delta Defense, LLC. We are proud of what this organization has been able to accomplish in the past decade and look forward to continued success while providing USCCA members world-class service.” 

“The 2021 Inc. 5000 list feels like one of the most important rosters of companies ever compiled,” says Scott Omelianuk, editor-in-chief of Inc. “Building one of the fastest-growing companies in America in any year is a remarkable achievement. Building one in the crisis we’ve lived through is just plain amazing. This kind of accomplishment comes with hard work, smart pivots, great leadership, and the help of a whole lot of people.”

The Fall 2021 SENTRY Products Group Catalog features new products from SENTRY’s leading categories including Hexmag, Gunnar Series Tactical Nylon, Slings, Packs, and concealed carry holsters.

SENTRY Products Group, a leading manufacturer and distributor of products focused on protection, storage, and transportation of outdoor, military, and law enforcement equipment, have launched their 2021 mid-year Catalog. This has been mailed directly to distribution partners, consumers, and is also available to view or download at  www.sentrytactical.com.

“Our normal pace is to introduce a catalog in December to support SHOT Show and other trade events, however, this year so many new products had been added since January, it was difficult to distribute the amount of information without producing a mid-year catalog. To speed information flow, we elected to send these direct to our dealers, distribution partners and consumers,” Terry Naughton, president of SENTRY Products commented. “The catalog is divided into product categories for Magazines, On Gun Accessories, Plate Carriers, Belts and Pouches, Slings, Optic and Firearm Covers, Holsters, Cleaning and Lubrication, Bags and Packs, and OEM Programs. The catalog also brings acquisition product categories like Hexmag magazines and Sentry Solutions lubricants under the SENTRY banner,” concluded Naughton.

With many of the SENTRY products having been developed for warfighters, product evolution continues to demonstrate SENTRY’s mission to integrate actual field and combat experience into the design and manufacturing of their multiple product lines. 

Highlights of the catalog include:

Anyone can get in over their head, regardless of how good or experienced of a hunter you are. I have heard so many raccoon hunting stories. Some good, some bad and some that are just unbelievable to the point that you don’t even want to listen. But I didn’t hear the one I’m fixin’ to tell you. I witnessed it firsthand. 

For a little background, Ole’ Dan, the dog we were hunting with was about nine or 10-years-old. When he was young, he won the high point Blue Tick Male category at the National Winter Classic out of 885 total dogs two years in a row. This was such a solid dog that, when he opened his mouth, you knew that there was a ringtail bandit fixin’ to run up a tree. 

The grandfather of my 18-year-old son’s girlfriend at the time was talking to him at one of their family gatherings and telling Lane (my son) of his coon hunting days and that he had not been coon hunting in like 50 years. Of course, with the manners that I have bestowed upon him, Lane extends the invite to the woods sometime. Well, the grandfather said he had 1,500 acres of timber, and that the coons were eating all his deer corn and wanted them thinned out. So, they arranged a time and we met the next week to take him on a ring tail hunt to show him how good ole’ Dan was. Keep in mind that when you are talking to folks who know dogs and have been in the coon hunting woods, they are always reluctant when you tell them that you have a good coon hound. 

After all the formalities of meeting and discussing the lay of the land, we cut ole’ Dan loose. He went only about 50 yards and struck, which means that he opened his mouth with a very loud tone to say, “Hey, I’ll have him treed in a minute or two.” Within about five minutes Dan is looking up with a long locating bark and then several short choppy barks to say, “Hey, where y’all at? I’m down here with the meat on the outside.”  

After we drove over to the sight, we were only about 100 yards from ole’ Dan, but it was 100 yards up an extremely steep hill. When we arrive at the tree, Lane is there waiting on us and has the coon found and was excited as a 10-year-old. The coon was at least 35 pounds. I told him that when he takes the final shot, to make sure he had a good one and to shoot it dead. We didn’t want ole’ Dan to get hurt or have to fight the coon. So, I hold the light on the coon and Lane raises his .22 caliber rifle. Being the crack shot that he is, Lane pulls the trigger it appears that the coon is fixin’ to fall out dead. 

In recent times, more people are opting for a fishing kayak to a fishing boat, and this is no coincidence. Kayaks can have many advantages over boats, like more exclusivity, less weight, more economical, and a healthy recreational habit. This is not to say fishing boats do not still have their advantages, so what is the better option between a fishing and boat kayak?

Fishing Kayaks

Fishing kayaks are mainly categorized as sit-on-top kayaks and sit-in kayaks. Some of the main benefits of kayak fishing include the fact that it helps with fitness and workouts, it is relatively cheaper to buy and maintain, its parts and supplies do not cost as much as a boat, plus it is very quiet and offers more relaxation. Some benefits of fishing kayaks are

More Economical and better value for money

Boats are not only more expensive, but they also consume more fuel, are expensive to maintain, and also the filing and registration process can be quite expensive too. You can hardly maintain a boat under a budget, as most of the parts can run into hundreds of dollars, apart from fuel and maintenance costs. As a result, boats are a very large investment, with some costing as much as $10,000.

Kayaks, on the other hand, are much simpler to maintain and require minimal supervision. You can check out https://www.meltontackle.com/kayaks/fishing-kayaks for fishing kayak options at affordable prices, along with supplies, buying guides, and much-needed information on how to maintain your fishing kayak.

Good for staying fit and working out

Kayaks are very good for relaxing and enjoying a quiet fishing experience. They are not as difficult to steer as boats, and this allows them to be easily navigable across many water bodies.

How to Keep Your Hunting Rifle Safe at Home?

There are more guns in the country now than there are people. Hence keeping a firearm in your home for safety has never been more important. So, if you’ve decided to keep one at home, first ensure the family’s safety from it as well.

Learning how to keep your hunting rifle safe at home is vital for everyone’s safety at home, especially if there are children. However, figuring out the ideal way to keep the gun safe at home is tricky. That’s why this article will revisit your options and suggest some necessary tips.

Things to Consider Before Keeping a Gun at Home

Before deciding on the ways of keeping the gun safe from everybody, you need to consider some other factors as well.