Hunting and Fishing News & Blog Articles

Crappie have become one of my favorite species to target in the winter because of how lucrative a single fishing trip can be. In Florida, we tend to hibernate when it drops below 50 degrees, so venturing out on those freezing mornings separates the dedicated anglers from the fair-weather fishermen. Be sure to de-winterize your boat early on 

Here are four reasons why winter is the best time to fish for crappie:

1. Spots are Easy to Identify

Winter is all about location. The cold water makes the fish lethargic and slows down their metabolism. This may sound unappealing because you typically want active prey, but it actually allows you to catch the same amount of fish in fewer spots.

Crappie often bundle together under docks, submerged trees, or bridge pilings. Anywhere you can find underwater debris or sudden depth changes are ideal locations. You want to dial in on deeper water than you would in the warmer months, typically 15-25 ft.

If you use a fish finder to scout the perfect spot, you may fill the cooler without having to move. Just remember to slow down your retrieve for whatever rig you are using due to a less aggressive winter crappie.

Chestnut Hill Outdoors trees are on the way to select Walmart locations. Arrival is expected to select stores between May 8th – May 11th in the following states:

Stay tuned – More trees are shipping out next week!

Arrival times may vary per store, please visit your local store to see if they have arrived.

Click here for more detailed information!

This is a one-time shipment to the stores linked above. To minimize emails from Chestnut Hill Outdoors, please reply to us with the state(s) you wish to purchase your trees.

Irving, TX – TekMat, an industry leader for gun cleaning and gunsmithing mats, is proud to announce their new line of GLOCK® gunsmithing mats for GLOCK® 42/43, GEN 3, and G44 models.

Designed to keep firearm components organized and protect workbenches, the new TekMat GLOCK® mats feature dye sublimation printing diagrams and parts listings of the specific firearm to aid in takedown and reassembly. This ultra-soft, oil- and water-resistant gunsmithing mat’s 11″ x17″ size provides enough room to fully disassemble a handgun with extra room for tools and accessories. TekMats also include non-skid neoprene backing to secure the workspace to a workbench or table while keeping harmful chemicals, oil, and dirt from penetrating down to finished surfaces. The mat is pliable and will easily roll up for compact storage.

Every TekMat is proudly designed and manufactured in the great state of Texas. Each mat is a complimentary accessory to your firearms.

New GLOCK® TekMat models

GLOCK® 42/43

The Solo Buck Hut raises the standards for shooting houses to an entirely new level with an elevated shooting enclosure perfect for rifle, crossbow, and compound hunters. Outdoor-minded men and women in any season quickly embrace the comfort and concealment of a fully enclosed blind that maximizes effectiveness from the first hot day of the early season to the bone-chilling conclusion of the season. With unrestricted movement inside, hunters can increase their chances to see more game and hunt more comfortably. 

The Solo Buck Hut’s framework, platform, and ladder are constructed of heavy-duty powder-coated steel using Millennium’s SteelTOUGH construction to last for years of heavy use. The rugged exterior shell is made of heavy-duty water-resistant fabric. The Solo Buck Hut incorporates Millennium’s SilentHUNT Design to keep it nice and quiet. The Solo Buck Hut’s sturdy steel ladder features non-slip steps, and a pair of steel rail handles to help keep hunters steady as they enter and exit the shooting house through its large side door.

The blind tower utilizes a reinforced tripod design creating the most stable engineering principles. A sturdy 10-step ladder supports the blind, creates easy access, and puts a hunter nearly 10 feet above a deer’s field of view. The Hut enclosure dimensions measure 7’x4’x4’, enough space to provide mobility for the perfect shot while keeping the profile of the blind to a minimum. The 7-foot interior height means there’s plenty of room to take a standing shot. 

With 5 large windows that can be configured for most hunting shots– and each window has an adjustable shooting rest. Even the door doubles as a window so hunters can see what’s happening from behind. Black windows and an all-black interior provide the ultimate in hunter concealment. The blind offers a zip-open door in “walk-through” size with convenient handrails on each side for a safe entry and exit.  

The Q250 Solo Buck Hut is another Millennium Treestands product designed and built by the pioneers of the exceptional hunting experience to provide good service for a long time to come.

Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership grants leverage public-private funds to support 27 projects in 26 cities across the country

ST. PAUL – Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland and Assistant Secretary for Fish and Wildlife and Parks Shannon Estenoz visited Minnesota today to announce $61.1 million in grant funding is available to communities in 26 cities across the United States to create new parks and trails, or substantial renovations to existing parks, through the Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership (ORLP) program.  

The ORLP program, established in 2014, enables urban communities to create new outdoor recreation spaces, reinvigorate existing parks, and form connections between people and the outdoors in economically underserved communities. Secretary Haaland announced the list of selected cities invited to submit final applications for their proposals during her visit.  

“Access to the outdoors is essential to the health, well-being and prosperity of every family and every community in America but not everyone has the same equitable opportunities to enjoy green spaces,” said Secretary Haaland. “Funding from the Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership will continue to expand our communities’ connections to urban green spaces, where children can play, families can connect, and a love and appreciation for the outdoors can be nurtured.”   

During her visit, Secretary Haaland joined Minnesota leaders to see firsthand the enhancements and opportunities ORLP grants bring to urban communities. Secretary Haaland, Governor Tim Walz, Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan, Senator Amy Klobuchar, Senator Tina Smith, and Representative Betty McCollum visited the recently completed Midway Peace Park in St. Paul, which received ORLP funding in 2020. Secretary Haaland, Lt. Governor Flanagan and Rep. Illhan Omar also visited Willard Park in Minneapolis, which stands to receive a $1.3 million grant to expand and renovate park amenities.  

Nutritional needs of wildlife vary throughout the year, and to better meet those changes, it’s essential to plant a variety of hard and soft mast-producing trees and shrubs. Hard mast addresses the late season, but spring and early summer are also important nutritional periods that are best addressed by planting soft mast. Chestnut Hill Outdoors offers an array of soft mast producers that are ideal for filling gaps in the nutrition calendar.

Mulberries

Mulberries are among the first shrubs to bear fruit in spring, as early as April and May in the deep south, and early June further north – peak periods for young and growing wildlife. Chestnut Hill Outdoors offers several varieties. Everbearing mulberry (Morus rubra), which includes black, white and native red varieties, grows in a bush-like form providing an abundance of both fruit and cover – another important component of wildlife habitat. Black Mulberry (Morus nigra) grows in a taller tree form and produces what many consider to be the highest quality mulberry fruits. 

Plums

Chestnut Hill Outdoors also offers a pair of native plums. American plum (Prunus americana) produces abundant early summer fruit and creates a thicket of cover for many wildlife species. Its wide temperature tolerance range makes it a great option in most zones. Chickasaw plum (Prunus angustifolia) also does well in all but the coldest zones and forms suckers that create thickets wildlife use for bedding and security cover.

APEX Ammunition is pleased to congratulate Rob Keck on winning the Top Gun award at this year’s Kansas Governor’s One-Shot Turkey Hunt and placing second in the Alabama Governor’s One-Shot Turkey Hunt. Keck, who served as CEO of the National Wild Turkey Federation for 27 years, bagged both birds with a TriStar Viper G2 .410 shotgun and APEX Ammunition’s Turkey Ninja TSS load.

“The Ninja TSS 9.5 shot in .410 performs extremely well in my Tristar Viper topped with a Carlson TSS Turkey choke,” said Keck. “The consistent, even and dense patterning on paper has given me the confidence on quick, clean kills of ranges out to 50 yards. The Ninja 9.5s in .410 has completely changed the game for me in the most positive ways and were critical in anchoring both the big birds in Alabama and Kansas.”

“Winning a Governor’s turkey hunt is impressive but finishing in first and second place in two states in the same year is absolutely remarkable,” said Jason Lonsberry, CEO, APEX Ammunition. “Our congratulations to Rob on his great shooting, and our thanks to him for all he has done over the years on the conservation front to help grow the wild turkey population across North America.”

Keck recently retired after 12 years as Director of Conservation for Bass Pro Shops. He has been a US Open and World Turkey Calling Champion and was the first person to take a wild turkey in every state that has a turkey season.

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Dayton, OH – Full Forge Gear, manufacture of tactical bags, pistol & rifle cases, tool bags and other everyday life backpacks that are specialized for everyday life, invites all NRA members attending the 2022 NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits to their booth #1947. Attendees will have the opportunity to try out several packs, bags, cases and learn from the company’s friendly staff about the benefits Full Forge Gear products offer firearm owners, outdoorsmen, and preppers.

On display at the NRA Show, guests can check out the Storm Range Bag, a water-resistant rugged bag with a reinforced hard base are designed to carry handguns, extra magazines, cleaning gear, ear pro, targets and other items typically need for range day. The Storm range bag features a wide-mouth opening, 10 external accessory pouches and 14 internal pockets providing amble amount of storage space. Carrying the Storm is easy with its reinforced handles and hard base that provides the support needed for the weight of guns, ammo, and range gear. 

Also on display in booth #1947 will be the CAT-2 double pistol case, a gun case made from strong 500 denier polyester fabric with a full wrap-around zipper for an easy-to-access, lay-flat design. Protecting pistols and shooting gear on the go, the CAT-2 features two padded pistol compartments and a front pocket with MOLLE webbing for accessories and attachments. See first-hand how this double pistol case has everything needed to hit the range in style without breaking the bank.

For rifle shooters visiting the Houston show, Full Forge Gear will have the Torrent double rifle case available for demonstration. Loaded with storage, this double rifle case fits most modern rifles, (37” x 14” x 12.5”) has internal straps and has a divided padding for added protection for shooters on the go. The Torrent also features a MOLLE webbing exterior for accessories and attachments, three exterior accessory pockets, a reinforced carry handle, and a padded shoulder strap for added comfort.

Adventure seekers, survival preppers, and weekend warriors are encouraged to see the Hurricane Backpack, a medium-sized pack built for maximum storage, functionality and durability. This pack features up to 1,870cu in of storage space with an easy to access main compartment, two large interior pockets with individual organization pockets and two large exterior pouches with its own organizational pockets. The Hurricane Backpack is constructed from 600 denier polyester fabric with a water-resistant exterior, has a 210 denier polyester lining, 10- gauge nylon zipper, larger internal hydration pocket, reinforced nylon straps, padded shoulder straps, and MOLLE webbing exterior for easy to access accessories and attachments.

New Haven, Mo. – ALPS Mountaineering, manufacturer of performance-driven technical support gear for wilderness exploration, trekking, and family camping, has just announced its newest low-profile folding camp chair, the Axis.

Many camp chairs, while comfortable, are often bulky, heavy, and take up a lot of room when folded. The new Axis is designed to be lightweight and minimally sized for easy storage and transportation. When stowed in its carry bag, the folded chair measures 6x3x16 inches and weighs only 1 lb., 8 oz. Deployed, the Axis expands to 22.5x24x21 inches to provide a comfortable, slightly reclined seating configuration that is ideal for sitting around the campfire, on the lake, or at the beach.

The 420D polyester honeycomb ripstop fabric surrounds a nylon mesh center fabric to deliver a 250-lb. weight capacity. The mesh center panel ensures air flow to prevent sweat buildup and to keep campers cool on those sweltering summer nights.

The compact foldable design comes courtesy of an all-aluminum frame construction. The mesh carry bag features clips that secure the bag to the front of the chair frame, allowing it to serve as an accessory pouch.

The new Axis Chair is available in Deep Sea/Charcoal with an MSRP of $79.99.

EDGEFIELD, S.C.—The National Wild Turkey Federation awarded Helen Bailey of Mechanicsville, Maryland, with the $10,000 Dr. James Earl Kennamer Academic Scholarship, sponsored by Mossy Oak. 

“Hunting has been a family tradition that has been passed down through generations,” Bailey said. “Continuing these traditions will keep hunting alive and is something that is important to me and my family.”

As the recipient of the NWTF’s 2022 Dr. James Earl Kennamer National Academic Scholarship, Bailey distinguished herself as a dedicated conservationist, hunter, intellectual and a steward of her community. Throughout her high school career, Bailey has excelled in her studies, taking nearly all AP courses and concluding her high school career with a 4.0 GPA and second in her class of 379.

Bailey has exemplified leadership by balancing her extracurricular activities with her scholastic achievements. She has served as captain and team leader for Chopticon High School’s softball and volleyball teams, both of which she has been a part of throughout her four years in high school. In addition, she has served four years on the Chopticon Class of 2022 Officer Team, where she was previously the school publicist and is currently the vice president. Bailey is also her school’s current National Honor Society president.

The Maryland native is as involved with her community as she is in her academics, as an active member of the NWTF, Ducks Unlimited, Mechanicsville Optimist Club, Southern Maryland Impact travel softball team and her church.   

Olin Winchester LLC, the largest manufacturer of small caliber ammunition for the U.S. military, today announced that the U.S. Army has awarded the company a $15 million cost-plus contract for the design of the Next Generation Squad Weapon (NGSW) ammunition manufacturing facility.

Work will be performed at the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant (LCAAP) in Independence, Missouri, the United States’ only government-owned, contractor-operated small caliber ammunition production facility. 

“Winchester is honored to have been awarded this NGSW ammunition manufacturing facility design project at the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant,” said Brett Flaugher, President of Winchester. “The ultimate design will incorporate best practices, key learnings, and stakeholder input to create a state-of-the-art production facility which delivers the U.S. Army an optimal manufacturing solution for NGSW ammunition. The NGSW ammunition produced at Lake City’s new facility will equip the American Warfighter for success on the battlefield for generations to come, helping to ensure the nation’s security and defense.”

Lake City recently announced a recruitment campaign aimed at hiring its Next Generation workforce. 

“These skilled individuals will form the crucial first generation of the Winchester NGSW ammunition production team at Lake City,” said Mr. Flaugher. “This team’s focus will be to ensure every round of 6.8mm ammunition produced at Lake City is Warfighter ready.”

“Navigating the Podcast Wilderness” Features Seasoned Podcasters Moderated by Gabriella Hoffman

Get those burning podcasting questions answered at the Annual Professional Outdoor Media Association (POMA) Business Conference this June with “Navigating the Podcast Wilderness” panel session on Thursday, June 16. POMA’s Annual Business Conference is June 14-16 in Kalispell, MT. This panel session, moderated by Gabriella Hoffman, host of “District of Conservation” podcast, features seasoned communicators who have started multiple podcasts and built them with great success. The panel consists of Jules McQueen, president of CarbonTV; Randy Newberg, host of “Hunt Talk with Randy Newberg” podcast (1st session only) and Brandon Butler, host of “Driftwood Outdoors” podcast.

The panel is slated for Thursday, June 16 at 9:15 a.m. and will repeat at 10:15 a.m.

“Hunters, anglers, gun owners, and outdoor recreationists are seeking longform discussions with newsmakers, how-to’s, and the latest in public policy. COVID changed some of the podcasting landscape, but the outdoor community is really revving up with podcasts being added almost daily. Despite the growing popularity of this medium, it’s sometimes hard for upstart podcasts to break out, get noticed, and obtain sponsors,” shared Thomas MacAulay, Executive Director of POMA. “We specifically chose the panelists for this session because of the quality and success of their podcasts and the candidness of how they got there. It is sure to be a highlight of the POMA Conference.”

“I’m thrilled to preside over this panel session at our upcoming Business Conference in Kalispell, MT. Our attendees will greatly benefit from hearing firsthand from some of the outdoor industry’s top communicators in the podcasting realm,” said Gabriella Hoffman, POMA Board Secretary. “The panelists assembled have great insight into the medium and will impart great tips. This discussion is perfect for conference goers who want to dip their feet into podcasting.”

Layering is by far the smartest way to dress for warmth, unpredictable weather, and ranging temperatures. The issue with layering is that it can also create bulk both on the body when worn, and in the pack as you attempt to shed layers to find the right mix of insulation and breathability. With that in mind, Pnuma is proud to announce the new Durango Fleece Pullover.

Constructed of two layers, the Durango combines a durable fleece outer later for wind protection with a soft, brushed-fleece interior for superior comfort and breathability. The result is a single item of clothing you can use as a simple outer layer on cooler nights, or wear as part of a Pnuma layering system in harsher climates.

Designed and engineered to be an all-season, quarter-zip pullover, the Durango features a relaxed fit through the chest, sleeves, and waist. Soft, warm and comfortable in the field or around town, the Durango Fleece Pullover will quickly become one of your favorite mid- or outer-layer garments.

Field tested in the USA, the durability of the Durango Fleece Pullover has earned its right to wear the Pnuma badge, backed by Pnuma’s Lifetime Warranty.

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Scores are now final for the Civilian Marksmanship Program’s (CMP) Aces Postal Air Gun Competition for the first quarter. The mail-in style competition is fired in four quarters, with Q1 running from January to March. During the event, participants fire in air rifle, air pistol and para matches from their home ranges before sending scores on to CMP for official scoring and comparison to other athletes from across the nation.

Earning the high score in the Junior 3×20 sporter air rifle event was Ashley Carr, 15, of Alliance, Nebraska, with a score of 539-21X. Dominic Gartland, 15, of Montgomery, Alabama, trailed Carr with a score of 518-14X as Natalie Smith, 14, of Prattville, Alabama, fired a score of 513-11X. A total of 70 athletes competed in the match.

In precision air rifle, Grayson Ellis, 16, of Anniston, Alabama, led the field of nearly 40 competitors overall with a score of 590-50X. Following close was Riley Dunn, 15, of Washington, Pennsylvania, with a score of 589-43X, while Matthew Stout, 17, of Poquoson, Virginia, earned a score of 588-44X. Stout went on to claim the overall score in the 60 Shot Rifle match.

A 3×20 competition was also held for adult competitors, with Julie Klusmeier, 27, of Cincinnati, Ohio, leading the precision class and Kevin Hughes, 64, of Springfield, Illinois, overtaking sporter. Ron Mendoza, 77, of Mt. Laurel, New Jersey, was the overall competitor in the Senior class, which features competitors aged 60 and older.

In air pistol, Jeff Hall, 55, of Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts, led the 60 Shot event with a score of 564-26X. Landing behind Hall was another Hall, Brent Hall, 58, of Mound, Minnesota, with a score of 559-27X. Christopher Chisolm, 28, of Granville, Ohio, earned a score of 557-24X to land just behind the two Halls.

(Kingsport, TN) – Wolf Premium Oils, makers of high quality lubricants for firearms, bows, knives, reels and more, is pleased to announce a new relationship with Blue Ridge Knives.

High Side Chemical, makers of Wolf Premium Oils, has signed with Blue Ridge Knives to handle the distribution of their products in the blade industry. Wolf Premium Oils offers blade owners the best products to clean, protect and lubricate blades. Blue Ridge Knives will assist in getting Wolf Premium Oils products into the hands of dealers across the country.

Blue Ridge Knives has been supplying the industry with top quality knife, tactical, outdoor and hunting gear for over forty years. They specialize in the knife, blade and cutlery industry and are committed to helping grow and expand the businesses they represent. For more information about Blue Ridge Knives, visit BlueRidgeKnives.com

“We are super excited to be adding on Blue Ridge as a distributor for our premium oils in the blade and knife industry,” says Lon Baker, President of Wolf Premium Oils. “Blue Ridge has a long-standing reputation of offering the best products in the industry, and we are honored to be a part of their offerings.”

For more information about Wolf Premium Oils, visit www.wolfpremiumoil.com. For press inquiries, contact Monica Arnold at pr@blueaugust.com. 

Houston Safari Club Foundation (HSCF) and “Hunting Matters” welcomes “Mr. Whitetail”, Larry Weishuhn.

Professional wildlife biologist, outdoor writer, book author, speaker, television show host, radio host, podcaster and always hunter/conservationist, Larry Weishuhn is one of our country’s most recognized and respected outdoor personalities. Even though known internationally as “Mr. Whitetail” because of his many years of researching, managing, hunting and promoting whitetail deer and their habitat, Larry has hunted and worked with big game throughout North America, Africa, South America, Australia, New Zealand, Asia and Europe.

Larry grew up in Colorado County, Texas. He attended Texas A&M University and earned a B.S. Degree in Wildlife Science. After serving as a research wildlife biologist with Texas A&M University’s Department of Veterinary Pathology and the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department, he was appointed the Technical Assistance Biologist for South Texas where he worked with landowners and hunters in establishing and maintaining quality wildlife management programs. He later left State employment and established his own wildlife management company, Quality Management, Ltd., with emphasis on habitat restoration and species management concentrating on such big game species as whitetail deer, mule deer, pronghorn antelope, elk, and desert bighorn sheep. As a professional wildlife biologist Larry has established quality wildlife management programs on over 12,000,000 acres. His research has been published in numerous professional journals and he has frequently served as a featured speaker at international wildlife symposiums devoted to wildlife conservation.

As an outdoor writer Weishuhn served on staff with Shooting Times, Deer & Deer Hunting, North American Hunter, Petersen’s Hunting, Sporting Classics, Game Trails and many others. He has authored over 4,000 feature articles, columns and more recently blogs. He has written seven award-winning books which are these days considered classics. Larry currently serves as the whitetail columnist for Texas Fish & Game, executive field editor for DSC’s Game Trails, field editor for Mule Deer (Mule Deer Foundation) and freelances to numerous publications. He writes regular blogs for Hornady’s Bullet Points, Trijicon Hunt, Dallas Safari Club, Kryptek, CarbonTV.com, Mallette Communications, H3WhitetailSolutions and others.

Larry has long served as host or co-host for many award-winning outdoor television shows, numbering well over 500 episodes. His shows have been awarded numerous Tellys and have been nominated for Emmys. These days Larry co-hosts the extremely popular, weekly “A Sportsman’s Life” on CarbonTV.com and does several episodes each year for “Trijicon’s World of Sports Afield”.

The TRUEBLADE Knife is a formidable EDC. This lightweight option is a strong contender for anyone who needs or values having a useful bladed tool on them at all times. The black oxide finished 420 stainless steel blade is 2.75 inches and partially serrated, making it useful for a wide variety of tasks and materials. From boxes to leather, this knife will make easy work of it.

There is an integrated pocket clip on one side for carrying within a pocket or bag. At four. ounces, it will be ready for use without weighing anyone down or feeling uncomfortable. This is partially thanks to the skeletonized aluminum frame construction and minimal liner lock. When deployed, the 420 Stainless Steel is hearty and durable. Strong enough to maintain an edge with extended use but also very easy to sharpen.

The overall design is unique and quite stylish. Bi-colored pieces of the frame make a statement while being topped with friction grooves for more control of use. They are well rounded so as not to create hot spots on the palm of the hand with strenuous use. There’s a small thumb stud to manipulate the blade, which makes it easy to open and close one-handed.

These great features and design elements are a great addition to anyone’s style and appearance while still retaining reliable functionality. The design finds itself at home in any user’s hand or pocket with a timeless Clip Point blade. This is truly a knife worth holding onto, sharing, and showing off. Coming in at $24.99, it’s full of features at such an outstanding price.

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Today, Vancation announced the launch of its online RV rental and marketplace platform to offer a more cost effective and seamless customer experience for both campervan owners and consumers looking to rent. With over 1,100 listings available across multiple cities in the U.S., the platform offers a wide range of models from classic vans to luxury motorhomes to fit every travel experience. 

Since the pandemic and travel restrictions were put in place, many Americans turned to renting RVs and campervans as an alternative to their usual vacations. It’s estimated that 65 million Americans are planning a trip using an RV within the upcoming year and of those, 85% are first time renters. Due to the rising increase in popularity, the RV rental market is now projected to be worth $810M by 2028. 

With Vancation, RV owners can save an average of 65% on service fees compared to the leading online rental platforms. Owners will also be able to make additional profit by offering markups such as optional damage protection, premium itineraries & other add-ons.

The online portal makes it easy for RV owners to list their vans while having complete control over specifics such as how long the van can be rented, the age of the driver, how far the van can travel, giving a piece of mind to all owners. 

Vancation stands out from all the other RV rental platforms due to being able to offer unique capabilities and offerings to its customers such as:

Chestnut Hill Outdoors’ trees are on the way to select Walmart locations. Arrival is expected to select stores between April 30th – May 3rd in the following states:

Arrival times may vary per store, please visit your local store to see if they have arrived.

Click here for more detailed information!

This is a one-time shipment to the stores linked above. To minimize emails from Chestnut Hill Outdoors, please reply to us with the state(s) you wish to purchase your trees.

Click here for the store locator link for upcoming store deliveries and store information.

The all-new Pathfinder Pant from Pnuma Outdoors is ready to blaze new trails on and off the pavement. Durable, flexible, breathable and versatile, the Pathfinder Pant performs well as an outstanding everyday pant, weekends included. Whether your path leads you high into the mountains, your favorite fishing hole, hunting spot, or heading to the office, the all-new Pathfinder Pant from Pnuma Outdoors has you covered with comfort and protection. 

Crafted from an ultra-durable, nylon 4-way stretch fabric, the Pathfinder Pant offers articulated patterning for maximum range of motion and comfort while leaping boulder to boulder or squeezing into the elevator. Fast wicking and fast drying, the Pathfinder evaporates sweat and rain alike while staying cool and comfortable all day long. These pants were designed to be worn just about anywhere.

Bridging the gap between field wear and office wear, the Pathfinder’s clean lines present well, but in a cut that contours and complements the body’s natural shape and movement. No matter where your Pathfinder Pants take you, you’ll be covered by our incredible Lifetime Warranty. The perfect pant for those immediately-after-the-office adventures.

SPECIFICATIONS

Pathfinder Pant – MSRP $120.00