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Every Outfitter should be carrying a Smart Optix Field Guide to share their scouting experiences through their client’s electronic devices. Finally, a tool that can connect your optics and cell phone. From there, a guide can share what’s on the mountain with anyone who has a computer. This is a great marketing tool as well as an essential piece of gear.
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Lid Crib uses patented technology to organize and display your hats. However the magic lies within how the hats are stored. Using the patented “cup” technology, Lid Crib will preserve the shape of your bill whether you prefer your bill curved or flat. No longer will baseball cap owners need to scramble for rubber bands, tediously wrapping them around the bill or stuffing your hat into cups for that desired shape. Instead, simply hang your hat in the Lid Crib display rack when not in use and that’s it!
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From their first iPod in-car solutions to their award-winning app enhanced toys and accessories, Griffin Technology has been the innovation leader in accessories for personal electronics since 1992 and has become a market leader in the industry. The Survivor series of protective cases will protect your most important piece of gear, as you hunt, fish, climb, and pursue your outdoor adventures.
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Glow Peeps are peeps that are coated with Glow Peep photo-luminescent technology; which will provide up to 12 hours of illumination in low light conditions. ith just a 2-minute charge from a bright (60 lumens or more) LED light or a full charge from direct sunlight, the Glow Peep can yield a 12 hour glow. The level of brightness from the Glow Peep can be increased or decreased by the amount of charging time to light. Glow Peeps are available in 3/16”, 7/32” and 1/4” apertures. You'll never lose sight when you're using Glow Peeps.
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Looking for a real value in the world of premium coolers, then you've come to the right place. K2 Coolers pride themselves in providing an extremely rugged and durable ice chest tht delivers maximum ice retention without breaking the bank. They use high quality components, like integrated hinges, positive traction latches, rope handles, two part drain system and rubber gasket to ensure, no matter how rough you are with it , whatever you put in your K2 stays REAL COLD!
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Clean-Shot Archery makers of innovative archery products, is excited to showcase their Hollow Point Broadhead. This standard fixed blade head features the coring technologyof its unique “hollow” tip. The coring power of this head is no joke…it creates a hole that removes hide and flesh, leaving a wound that will not seal back up. It leaves a blood highway, not a trail. Weight adjustable 100 or 125 grains.
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The all new Arrow Brake Avenger Target boasts improved durability, design and size. The Avenger is designed to be free standing, but still hangable bag target with nylon straps on the top corners. Their unique target filler will not rot, mold, or degenerate from the elements. This is the perfect all-weather indoor or outdoor bag target that will stop thousands of shots from crossbows, compounds and recurves up to 400 FPS. Finished size is 24” (H) X 22” (W) x 12” (D). Weight is 30 pounds.
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Bowstix are the ultimate solution for properly resting your bow at a tournament or while bowhunting in a ground blind. There’s no need to lie down your expensive bow on its side or scratch the limbs with other bow stands. Bowstix is a fully adjustable bow bipod that fits every major bow on the market. It works by screwing into your stabilizer mount on your bow and operates on a spear system that enables unlimited movement for a fully customized fit. You also have the ability to mount a stabilizer on the end of the Bowstix. This design allows you to shoot with the legs on, and when they are not needed; you can unscrew the legs from the mount and then screw the legs together and place conveniently in your quiver.
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