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This week Ducks Unlimited Television (DU TV) takes you to the Texas coastal prairie. There the DU TV cameras capture great hunting action and we learn more about the Texas Prairie Wetlands Project.

In this episode, co-host Ashley Horobetz hunts with Thunderbird Hunting Club’s Travis Peterson and Forrest and Hunter Steele, sons of Todd Steele, DU Magazine contributing photographer and the club manager. Also sharing the blind is DU biologist and area native Taylor Abshier. 

Thunderbird headquarters is south of El Campo, Texas, in the heart of the central flyway’s wintering grounds. Most of the land here is privately held, so DU has worked with landowners for decades, restoring and improving wetlands habitat.

“With Texas being 95% privately owned, it’s key to work with landowners on this landscape,” Abshier said. “This year, we are celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Texas Prairie Wetlands Project. Over 90,000 acres of habitat restoration have been delivered in that time and DU has worked with over 700 landowners in 28 counties. Through the program we provide survey, design and engineering services to ensure what we build has a minimum lifespan of 10 to 15 years.”

Bass fishing innovation is nothing new to professional angler and Gamakatsu pro Aaron Martens. With Aaron’s brilliant insight, Gamakatsu has developed the new G-Power Flip & Punch Hook. A step up from the G-Finesse Heavy Cover Hook, the newly designed heavy style is the ultimate in-between hook for heavy to super heavy cover.

The TGW (Tournament Grade Wire) hook, paired with its welded eye, make this hook the strongest in Gamakatsu’s G-Series lineup. When using larger baits and weights for punching through grass mats and flipping into heavy timber, anglers need a hook that’s versatile in all types of cover and able to withstand extreme conditions. “Gamakatsu nailed it with the G-Power Hook,” said Jeff Roberts, Gamakatsu sales manager.

Aaron thought of everything when it came to the new G-Power Flip & Punch Hook. This hook has a shortened point length providing less hook exposure in heavy cover; however, it leaves ample amount of the hook exposed to penetrate through the biggest of bass mouths. Reeling in a five-pound bass is a task of its own, but when adding two pounds of weeds to it, the odds of losing that fish increase. Just like Aaron, all anglers want to land the fish of a lifetime and leave the salad for the dinner table.

Gamakatsu’s new G-Power Flip & Punch Hook comes in a variety of sizes 2/0, 3/0, 4/0 and 5/0 and is complemented by the Nano Smooth Coating finish ensuring this hook maintains Gamakastu’s reputation as the sharpest hook in the boat.

G-Power Worm Flip & Punch Hook Features:

Safari Club International (SCI), the leader in defending the freedom to hunt and promoting wildlife conservation worldwide, and Texas Trophy Hunters Association (TTHA), Texas’ leading organization for promoting, protecting, and preserving the state’s hunting heritage for future generations, are excited to announce they have concluded their transaction whereby SCI has acquired TTHA.

Founded in 1975, TTHA has long been viewed as a key organization in protecting Texas’ hunting heritage and SCI has no plans to change that. TTHA will continue to operate independently as Texas Trophy Hunters Association with its members and corporate partners maintaining their full benefits. 

“This acquisition is part of SCI’s strategic plan to enhance its ability to help protect the freedom to hunt worldwide. This expansion seeks to strengthen SCI’s advocacy for hunters while also defeating efforts by anti-hunters to deny everyone the freedom to hunt,” said SCI CEO W. Laird Hamberlin. 

“TTHA is excited to be joining forces with SCI to protect the freedom to hunt and the preservation of wildlife for future generations. We believe SCI has much to offer TTHA’s members and we look forward to a stronger TTHA in the future,” commented TTHA CEO Christina Pittman.

“SCI’s future rests on four solid pillars. They are Membership, Convention, Advocacy and Conservation,” Hamberlin noted. “TTHA has similar pillars. The combination of these two organizations will provide synergies to both organizations, strengthens all four of those pillars for the organizations, and lays the foundation for additional internal and external expansions in the future.”

The GLOCK Annual Shoot XXVIII and Gunny Challenge XVII will be held September 17th – 19th. The match is being hosted by the CMP at the CMP Talladega Marksmanship Park in Talladega, Alabama. We will be following their range rules and wanted to make our members aware of the procedure for access to the ranges and other important information.

Currently there is no mask mandate but throughout the event we ask all members to be respectful of The State of Alabama’s safeguarding guidance on the range and administrative areas:  https://www.alabamapublichealth.gov/covid19/.

Pre-registration: We will close Pre-registration for this match on Tuesday, September 14th at 12pm Eastern time, (11am Central time). To pre-register go to www.gssfonline.com and fill in the Registration/Membership form.

GLOCK Armorers Course at CMP: The CMP will host an armorers course open to all GSSF Members, Military, LE, and GLOCK Stocking Dealers on Wednesday, September 15th. For information, contact Erin Ramsdell at  [email protected].

Match Schedule: Registration at CMP will be in the Clubhouse and will open at 8:00am and close at 3:00 pm Friday, and Saturday, and will close at 2:00 pm on Sunday. Ranges will be open for shooting from 9am until dusk. Please be aware that this is not an option. We don’t want to have anyone that can’t finish their match.

Spring Hill, Tenn.—Journeyman electrician Dustin Morgan travels from Mexico, New York to northeast Utah in hopes of putting his archery tag on a velvet mule deer buck on an episode of Brotherhood Outdoors airing this week on Sportsman Channel.

For Morgan, a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 43, spotting and stalking trophy mule deer over rolling, sage covered hills is a brand new experience. It’s even more meaningful because his father Don, also a union member and Morgan’s longtime hunting partner, is there to witness it.

Hours of scouting and glassing numerous shootable bucks pays off when the pair and their guide find “Captain Hook” in a spot that allows Morgan to make a stealthy stalk into bow range.

“Hunting the West is something I’ve always wanted to do,” said Morgan. “This was an amazing experience for me, especially being out there with my father, and I want to thank the USA for all of it.”

Brotherhood Outdoors also offers a behind the scenes look at the everyday lives of hardworking union members. In this episode, Morgan installs a new fire alarm network at the high school he attended as a student.

Walker’s®, the leader in hearing protection and enhancement, announces the release of the company’s most ergonomic electronic sound management system yet for shooters and hunters. ATACS Sport Earbuds delivers the state-of-the-art performance serious shooters demand in a platform designed to excel in all-day comfort and operational convenience.

Increasingly, professional shooters, recreational shooters, and hunters are favoring the comfort and digital control of earbud-style sound management systems to protect their hearing and to amplify and discern ambient sound. While earbuds perform these tasks admirably, fitment and security can vary between shooters—especially during high-activity, high-mobility scenarios such as competition shooting and hunting.

The all-new ATACS Sport Earbuds address these challenges by incorporating a dual retention system into a sophisticated and ergonomic platform. Since shooters come in all shapes and sizes, the Walker’s engineers set out to develop an earbud system that would work for everyone. They did this by incorporating soft and flexible ear hooks and a behind-the-neck retention strap into a freshly designed earbud chassis. This unitized retention system, combined with multi-sized foam ear tips, means the ATACS Sport Earbuds are comfortable to wear under any condition and will remain in place even during high mobility activities.

Beyond the comfort and ergonomic features, the ATACS Sport Earbuds include the latest in sound suppression/enhancement technology and operational control. Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, for example, pairs the ATACS Sport Earbuds to your phone via the Walker’s LINK 2.0 app, providing remote control of the listening mode settings (universal, clear voice, power boost, and high frequency boost) as well as auto shutoff times (off, 2, 4, and 6 hours), volume control, battery level, ambient mute, and social media links.

The new ATACS Sport Earbuds come with three different-size foam ear tips and a USB-C charging cable to deliver up to 7.5 hours of battery life per charge.

Surge Outdoors, a leading supplier of hunting and outdoor-related products announces its recent purchase of Barnett Crossbows.

Barnett innovates and supply’s a broad spectrum of high-performance and value-driven crossbows, vertical and youth bows and archery accessories popular with both hunting and recreational shooters. Barnett is also a leading provider of slingshots and accessories. The acquisition of Barnett demonstrates Surge’s commitment to the archery industry.

“Barnett is the first and longest-standing crossbow company with a storied heritage…I am thrilled to once again be a part of telling everyone that story and help write the next chapter. Barnett will continue to lead the crossbow industry through profound innovation and a heightened focus for the archery industry.” Ryan Busbice, CEO.

“With Barnett under the Surge umbrella, the future of the brand looks brighter than ever. We look forward to advancing the long-standing reputation of the Barnett brand and its products. Approaching our 60th anniversary in 2022, as the pioneer in crossbow design & manufacture in our industry, I’m excited to once again carry on the torch of my forefathers… certainly, The best is yet to come! David Barnett, President

Having a unique and strong partnership with its manufacturing facilities, Surge Outdoors is excited to bring Barnett together with a team of passionate industry veterans, best-in-class engineers, designers & hunting-archery enthusiasts. Surge Outdoor plans to maintain operational facilities in Florida, Louisiana, Utah and Illinois, the current home of Barnett.

Germany’s Lower Saxony Police Department Converts to Blackhawk Holsters for Duty Use

Blackhawk®, a leader in law enforcement and military equipment for over 20 years, announced today its German distributor Helmut Hofmann has been awarded a contract from the Niedersachsen Police Department in Germany for new duty holsters from Blackhawk’s T-Series Holster line. The Niedersachsen Police Department, which includes the entire Lower Saxony state police, selected the Blackhawk T-Series L3D as its new service holster as part of the full agency conversion from a competitive brand.

The Niedersachsen Police, which is comprised of 8,000 sworn officers, becomes the second largest European contract for Blackhawk T-Series L3D holsters following the recent French Army win. The full-department conversion calls for the thumb operated Level 3 Duty (L3D) T-Series to accommodate the agency’s issued Heckler & Koch SFP9 service pistols as part of a multi-year framework agreement.

The Blackhawk L3D T-Series holster was selected by the Niedersachsen Police after an extensive testing and evaluation period, which included numerous holster models from various competitors. After thoroughly examining each submission, the department chose the Blackhawk holster based on its proprietary lightweight and robust materials plus its safe operating methods that are tailored to the requirements of the respective authorities, which significantly simplifies training.

JD Dulaney, Vice President and General Manager for Blackhawk, said, “We are honored that our T-Series holster has been selected by the Niedersachsen Police. This agency, along with multiple other European allies, have been strong advocates of our products and we are proud to support these men and women with a holster designed to meet the highest standards for performance and reliability.”

Salt Lake City, Utah – When 5MM AXIS came on the scene it revolutionized hunting arrows. The small shaft innovation offered better accuracy and mitigated friction to retain velocity and add penetration. Now  the concept has gone forward to the next level with the introduction of the new 4MM AXIS Long Range. 

The Long Rang AXIS will offer bowhunters even more of what they want in a micro diameter arrow. 4mm AXIS uses a lighter weight carbon for more speed to the target in order to drive broadheads deeper upon impact. “Additionally it adds penetration as the shaft passes through with less friction behind the broadhead channel” said Gary Cornum, Easton Director of Marketing. “Millions of successful hunts testify to the awesome effectiveness of a simple concept that equates to more downed big game—it’s like getting magnum ammunition made for a bow.”

Made in Easton’s Utah factory, the AXIS Long Range is engineered with specialized carbon-fiber to increase arrow velocity. Easton 4mm nocks and front-of-center boosting 8-32 half-outs are included to help tighten arrow grouping.  4MM AXIS Long Range is available in four sizes, 250, 300, 340, and 400 in both standard straightness and in the ultra-precise ±.001 Match Grade. 

For more information on Easton 4MM AXIS arrows, see your local archery pro shop or visit www.eastonarchery.com

The National Deer Association (NDA) August Beer and Deer Webinar will be hosted by NDA’s Director of Hunting, Hank Forester. Supporters can tune in today, September 13, at 7:00 p.m. EST for this month’s episode: Mentoring and NDA’s Field to Fork Program. To register for this, and other NDA Beer & Deer webinars, please visit the Beer & Deer webpage at DeerAssociation.com. 

“Hank is a fantastic asset to our team and is full of great insights for everything deer hunting,” said NDA President and CEO, Nick Pinizzotto. “He helped pilot the Field to Fork program back in 2016 and since then, it has grown to be an invaluable hunter recruitment and education tool with proven success.”

This month’s presentation will be about current trends in hunter demographics, the need for mentoring and about the Field to Fork program. NDA’s Field to Fork is a food-focused hunter recruitment program for adults from non-hunting backgrounds piloted in Athens, Georgia in 2016. It allows participants to take part in a season-long mentored hunting program that teaches them how to hunt and acquire a wild, healthy, local, sustainable food source on their own.

Join NDA the second Monday of every month to sit in with NDA’s staff and guests as they cover a topic related to deer hunting, habitat management, or the latest in deer research. Additionally, each episode includes a message from Nick Pinizzotto where he discusses everything from behind-the-scenes business at NDA, to important updates in grassroots conservation, advocacy and hunter recruitment efforts.

To catch up or watch previous episodes, please visit the Beer & Deer playlist on NDA’s YouTube channel. 

Captain Mike Roy Details Productive Patterns for the Fall Bite

Shimano School returns on Tuesday, September 14, with another informative and entertaining event. JP DeRose hosts these live-streaming video seminars, featuring compelling topics and special guests from across the spectrum of the fishing world. Shimano School meets every two weeks and streams live on the Shimano Facebook Page and the Shimano North America’s YouTube Channel.

Captain Mike Roy headlines this edition of Shimano School to discuss Fall techniques for striped bass. Roy is the owner-operator of Reel Cast Charters, and has been guiding clients to trophy stripers in the Connecticut waters of Long Island Sound for over a decade. He has carved out a unique niche in the Northeast sportfishing community by specializing in shallow water striper fishing with light tackle – and he loves chasing stripers in the fall.

Roy notes that, “as water temperatures cool in the fall, big stripers that were pretty lethargic in late summer get supercharged, with aggression levels that are off the charts. Our prime bite window starts in September and can run into mid-November, with every predator – bonita, bluefish and striped bass – on the chew. All of these fish are feeding aggressively as they get ready to travel south, completing their annual migration up and back down the Atlantic coast.”  

“In this edition of Shimano School, I’ll be detailing our approach the fall bite from the perspective of light tackle and relatively shallow water. I’ll go in-depth on the ways that we use the versatile G. Loomis IMX-PRO Blue series of saltwater rods to cover the entire presentation spectrum – from small plastics up to big surface poppers. This is a Shimano School that every striped bass angler will appreciate.”

TALLADEGA, Ala. – There’s still time to sign up for the Civilian Marksmanship Program’s (CMP) annual Talladega 600 marksmanship event! Featuring an assortment of rifle and pistol competitions, the Talladega 600 is set for Nov. 15-21, 2021, at CMP’s own Talladega Marksmanship Park in Alabama.

Known as “A Southern Classic,” the Talladega 600 is open to enthusiasts of all ages, disciplines and experience levels – offering several popular recreation-oriented rifle matches, such as:

Versions of prestigious National Trophy Rifle Matches (the Congressional 30 and Dixie Double), team events and Rifle and Pistol Excellence-In-Competition (EIC) matches are also on the calendar, adding even more challenges and fun. Pistol competitors may enjoy a series of As-Issued 1911, Military & Police, .22/Centerfire/.45 Pistol Aggregates as well as .22 and Service Pistol EIC events throughout the Talladega 600.

Outside of competition, educational opportunities like the Rifle and Pistol Marksmanship 101 courses, combining both classroom and live-fire practice on the range, will be offered, along with GSM Master Instructor and Range Officer Level II courses that help participants gain the knowledge needed to conduct CMP events at their home ranges.

And, for shotgunners – the Talladega Marksmanship Park will host the MidwayUSA Foundation’s “Day of Clays,” Nov. 19, 2021. The day of competition, games and prizes will be conducted within Talladega’s shotgun area and includes a four-person clays tournament as well as side challenges like Wobble and Long Bird. Entry fees are $20.

In remembrance of 9/11, Oakley® Standard Issue  is launching a two-piece, limited-edition Never Forget collection featuring custom artwork inspired by the Twin Towers. The Never Forget symbol printed on the eyewear stands as a powerful reminder that the nation will always remember the ultimate sacrifice so many brave individuals made on this day and ever since.  

With families and communities still dealing with the effects of these events, Oakley SI is proud to support the Tunnel to Towers Foundation with a $25,000 donation. Founded 20 years ago in memory of firefighter Stephen Siller who laid down his life on September 11, 2001, Tunnel to Towers’ mission is to ‘honor our Military and First Responders who continue to make the supreme sacrifice of life and limb for our country.’

“This year marks the 20th anniversary of the events of September 11th, 2001, a day that changed history and affected so many lives.” said Erick Poston, Senior Director of Oakley SI. “This collection is our way of honoring the sacrifices made by so many and to confirm we will never forget.  This day is important to so many members of the OSI Family and we are Honored to incorporate this patriotic design into our Oakley SI eyewear collection.”

The popular OSI Gascan and OSI Holbrook models are both available with the iconic 9/11 memorial artwork to show respect and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice. This symbol of patriotism stands to remember and continue to support those affected by September 11, 2001.

To learn more about Oakley Standard Issue or become a member, visit OakleySI.com. Details about products, promotions and future offers can also be found on the Oakley SI Instagram, Facebook and YouTube pages.

By: Dr. Jason A. Halfen

Fall is an extraordinary time to be a bass angler. As water temperatures cool from their summer peak, baitfish make predictable changes to their typical locations, and bass – both smallmouth and largemouth alike – respond in kind, following their prey and feeding with urgency. After a long summer that scatters bass across multiple habitats, fall is a time of consolidation, pulling large numbers of fish into more focused locales. At the same time, the bass feeding switch is flipped to “on”, providing anglers with excellent opportunities to catch large numbers of heavyweight fish as the leaves show their first tinges of yellow, crimson and gold. Here are three proven techniques that will put more bass in the boat this fall.

1: Throw poppers near hard cover

Shallow water becomes far more hospitable to baitfish as surface temperatures begin their downward slide, with prey frequently congregating near hard, shoreline-related cover. Bass, of course, are never far behind, and can be found waiting to ambush baitfish near docks and fallen timber. Surface poppers are an excellent way to draw bass into the open, triggering aggressive strikes and providing anglers with an all-encompassing, entirely visual fishing experience. 

Dialing in the proper cadence for working a surface popper can quickly become an exercise in interpreting the bass’ mood as dictated by sky conditions, water temperature and general levels of angling pressure. Sometimes, a hearty “chug” followed by a long pause will be effective, especially when calling bass from long distances. At other times, a nervous skitter across the surface that sprays a little water and leaves a distinct bubble trail is best. When working the bait away from cover in open water, a traditional walk-the-dog retrieve can be quite effective. Experimentation is the key; try several different retrieves, being sure to work strike-provoking pauses into each, until you crack the code. 

Hunt Smart Hunt Safe This Deer Season

MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is reminding hunters of their first opportunity to pursue deer this fall with the opening of the 2021 archery and crossbow deer seasons. These seasons run concurrently statewide from Sept. 18 to Jan. 9, 2022. The archery and crossbow seasons extend to Jan. 31, 2022, in  27 Farmland Zone Deer Management Units and all metro sub-units.

“We saw another mild winter last year, so Wisconsin deer hunters can look forward to increased harvest opportunities this season,” said Jeff Pritzl, DNR Deer Program Specialist. “Whether you’re hunting public or private land, I encourage hunters to get out and become familiar with seasonal food sources as this will influence deer movement in their local area.”

In 2020, archery and crossbow hunters harvested more than 110,000 deer, including more than 64,000 bucks, an increase from 2019.

Those interested in hunting with both a vertical bow and crossbow may do so by paying full price for one license and purchasing a $3 upgrade for the second license. Only one bow buck harvest authorization will be issued to hunters who purchase both licenses.

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This week Ducks Unlimited Television (DU TV) takes you the Mississippi Delta, home of the blues and a storied duck hunting destination.

In this episode, co-host Ashley Horobetz hunts with DU’s Ducks University members and college rivals in the flooded timber near Tippo, Miss. University of Mississippi (UM) Chapter chairman Kenndi Pass joins Horobetz and Mississippi State (MSU) Chapter Chairman Ben Ferguson for some great action on fast-flying woodies and good-natured ribbing between the rival schools.

“Everyone knows there’s a rivalry between Ole Miss and Mississippi State,” Pass said. “But it’s really cool to see how that rivalry has fueled an amazing outpouring of support in both chapters leading to more resources for DU’s wetlands conservation efforts.”

The campuses of UM and MSU are located less than two hours apart in the state, and families often have members that attended both schools. So, the rivalry runs deep, but when it comes to raising money for Ducks Unlimited, students at both schools agree it’s good for the ducks.

Holosun is pleased to return to the National Tactical Officers Association Conference in Kansas City, Missouri from September 12-17, 2021. Holosun will debut exciting new products including recent green reticle optics from the X2 line of pistol sights.

Attendees of the show will get hands-on time with products at the Holosun booth along with having their questions or concerns answered by the Holosun team. When visiting the NTOA Conference at the Kansas City Convention Center, be sure to visit Holosun at booth #906. For questions or to schedule an appointment, please contact  [email protected]

Holosun Technologies, Inc., located in City of Industry, California, is committed to creating innovative optic and laser/IR technologies that benefit a broad range of shooting, hunting, law enforcement and professional needs. Using the quality manufacturing standards demanded by some of the best-known optics brands in the world, with a wide range of affordable options, Holosun is at the forefront of development of new sight technologies. Key innovations include Shake Awake TechnologyTM, 50,000-hour battery life, Solar FailSafeTM, Multiple Reticle SystemTM (MRS), Super Green LED, and IR/Laser units that utilize the most recent advancement in laser and LED technology. At Holosun, we pride ourselves on providing cutting-edge equipment at a competitive price that astounds the competition and the end-user.

For more information, please visit
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Americans Deserve Unbiased Leadership

Today, the Biden Administration pulled David Chipman’s nomination to serve as the Bureau of Alcohol Tabacco Firearms and Explosives director. The DC Project and its members opposed Chipman’s nomination and raised significant concerns to legislators given his history serving as a policy advisor for a gun control advocacy group and his participation in the trial related to the ATF’s uncontrolled abuse of authority in Waco, Texas, in 1993.

Chipman would have been a disaster for law-abiding firearm owners and the gun culture of our nation. More importantly, he would have had a detrimental impact on women’s ability to protect themselves and their families.  

Founder of the DC Project, Dianna Muller, stated, “The DC Project applauds the Senators who listened to voices of their constituents and sent a message to the Administration that Chipman was unfit to lead the Bureau of Alcohol Tabacco Firearms and Explosives.” 

“We will work tirelessly with Members who defend the Second Amendment and ensure that ATF leadership is unbiased and will serve the American people with integrity. We will continue to defend the Constitution and the principles upon which our country was founded,” she added.

EPA decision announced today could utilize the Clean Water Act to ensure the region’s long-term conservation

WASHINGTON – The fish- and wildlife-rich region of Bristol Bay, Alaska, could receive long-term protection from industrial mining in the wake of a decision made public today by the Biden administration.

The Environmental Protection Agency has announced that it is reinitiating the process of utilizing the Clean Water Act to protect specific areas in Bristol Bay, home to the world’s largest remaining wild salmon fishery. For over a decade, Backcountry Hunters & Anglers has been working to conserve Bristol Bay, joining the diverse roster of voices advocating for the region, which supports robust recreational, subsistence and commercial fisheries as well as undisturbed habitat for moose, caribou, grizzly bear, black bear and large populations of migratory waterfowl.

“Hunters and anglers are united,” said BHA President and CEO Land Tawney. “Regardless of age, background or political persuasion, we agree that the Bristol Bay region is an irreplaceable landscape that should remain free from industrial development – forever.”

Today’s announcement from the Biden EPA follows actions undertaken by the Trump administration, which worked to slow development of the Pebble Mine, a gold and copper mining project proposed for Bristol Bay, by requiring the Pebble Partnership to develop strategies for mitigating the project’s adverse impacts on fish and wildlife habitat. Today’s EPA action takes a critical next step, as the Trump administration decision is being appealed by Pebble Partnership.

Just in time for hunting season, ElimiShield Hunt is offering its most popular ElimiShield Hunt products in new combination packs. The combination packs provide great products at a nice savings. These new combination packs include: The Starter Pack which includes one 24 oz. ElimiShield laundry detergent, one 16 oz. ElimiShield hair and body wash, one 7 oz ElimiShield Core Body Foam and one 23 oz ElimiShield Field Spray at a suggested retail price of $53.99 and a savings of $5.00; Package two includes two 23 oz ElimiShield Field Spray bottles at a suggested retail price of $28.99 and a savings of $5.00; Combination pack three includes two 7 oz. ElimiShield Core Body Foams with a suggested retail price of $24.99 and a savings of $1.00; and the final combination pack includes one each of the ElimiShield Field Spray and Core Body Foam with a suggested retail of $27.99 and a savings of $2.00.

ElimiShield HUNT Laundry Detergent is a concentrated formula specifically designed to remove blood, grease, grime and other tough stains encountered in the outdoors. It is hypoallergenic, non-toxic, scent-free, phosphate-free with no UV or optical brighteners and gentle enough to protect your favorite hunting patterns.

ElimiShield HUNT Hair and Body Wash was specifically crafted for both genders and all hair types of hunters while recognizing the need to be clean and scent-free. The high-quality formula will not damage color treated hair but is powerful enough to clean the dirtiest of area. It will remove all odor and odor-causing compounds from skin, hair, and nails.

ElimiShield HUNT Scent Elimination Spray eliminates odors on equipment and clothing as it bonds to all types of fabrics, rubber, metal, and other surfaces to continually kill odor-causing compounds for long-lasting odor protection. ElimiShield HUNT Scent Elimination Spray’s proprietary formula combines a unique “one-two-punch” approach to scent control for hunters’ clothing and gear. First, existing malodors are neutralized at the source. This action is rapid and thorough. Second, human body odor is controlled before it ever forms by mechanically killing odor-causing compounds via electrically charged, microscopic carbon molecules (Carbon 5150 Molecule) that pierce the membranes of odor-causing elements. This design is far superior to other products on the market that merely attempt to absorb human body odor after it has already formed. Once the Elimishield HUNT solution dries on a surface, it forms a long-lasting bond. Commonly used in hospitals and health clinics, Elimishield brings a clinical approach to the hunting industry for odor control.

ElimiShield’s Core Body Foam is to control odor formed on the human body. It is the industry’s first FDA-compliant, direct-to-skin scent control. This product utilizes a proprietary nanotechnology that kills more than 99.99 percent of odor-causing bacteria at the cellular level. ElimiShield HUNT Core Body Foam is designed to be used before going out into the field, providing all-day protection from odor-causing bacteria with a single application. ElimiShield HUNT Core Body Foam is powerful enough to eliminate odor-causing bacteria yet is gentle on skin with an alcohol-free formula.