The ShadowShield Predator Blind Review 06/16/09
I began hunting in the 1980's and camouflage choices basically consisted of military camo or the original Treebark® pattern. Although both helped in certain situations, I spent many hours in the woods thinking about how to hide better. The trees, the forest floor and the brush piles all had their own unique colors. The idea of having to be right next to a tree to blend in was too limiting. Recently I was introduced to The ShadowShield, a line of portable, mirrored blinds. I was excited to find out if it worked as good as it sounded. [Comments?]
Alpen Optics Review: Products Worth Looking Into 05/27/09
Alpen Optics, a company that promises quality, value and performance from their optical products. Today to a value conscious and informed consumer, putting those three words together and having them all be true seems a bit far fetched, but Alpen has done it. Based on all the product awards they have been winning from national outdoor magazines, I'm not alone in my thinking. What you are about to read in this review details my first contact with Alpen products and my initial thoughts about them, and explains why this outdoorsman/outdoor writer with over forty years in the field has replaced "all" of his high priced more advertised optics with Alpen products. [1 Comment]
Sierra Bullets Review 04/28/09
Sierra started making bullets in 1947 in a Quonset hut in California. They stayed there until 1990 when they moved to Sedalia Missouri. In the last 60 years their line of bullets has expanded dramatically and continues to do so. They also produce a very helpful manual which a reloader would do well to obtain and read. It has over 1100 pages of information that every reloader needs. There is information for every level of reloaders. Sierra bullets have always bragged on their accuracy and for the most part I can verify that claim. [3 Comments]
Cuddeback Capture Digital Scouting Camera Review 04/14/09
The technology of monitoring game trails has progressed rapidly since man first decided he needed to know what time his prey walked down a specific path. The 35 mm versions have all but disappeared with the explosion of the digital age and manufacturers have been scampering to get a piece of the market ever since. Cuddeback has always been a leader in the digital market and their new Capture model trail camera proves that they are continuing to produce quality products. [Comments?]
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