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PORKER PICTURE
Here are some pigs at the feeder in Texas that Gary J. monitors.

PICTURE FROM THE OFFICIAL COMPANY TRAIL CAMERA
One of the local critters grabbin' a little snack. Our official company trail camera is a Cuddeback. We do not carry these in our live inventory, but if you are interested in special ordering one please let us know.

FEEDER PICTURE
HUNGRY DEER PICTURE FROM THE WEST TEXAS FEEDER

The Good Ol' Days of Pennsy Small Gaming
After the hunt picture circa 1989 out of Gratz, Pennsylvania. Mixed bag of rabbit, squirrel and ringnecks. This was not even on state gamelands. Hard to believe this was only 20 years ago.

Black Bear
A black bear on the prowl. Photograph compliments of nephew Christopher.

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	STEARNS DRY WEAR INSULATED RAIN JACKET, STYLE/MODEL 8302 These Stearns rain jackets are lined with fleece for insulation on those days when you are caught outside during bad weather. Quilted raglan in sleeves and hood. To keep the rain out, the shell is made of lightweight PVC. Full-cut design. Double stitched seams for durability. Attached hood with drawstrings. Front pockets with flaps. Roomy sleeves with elastic cuffs. Color: Mossy Oak Breakup Sizes: L & XL.
In Stock Price: $17.49	Extra shipping for Large Item: $0.00
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.17 HMR: The .17 HMR cartridge is praised by our technical staff as being an efficient round with enough power and accuracy to drop crop-raiding groundhogs out to 200 yards. A small, frangible bullet, low report and relatively low price are among the additional features of this cartridge. A sample rig where 1 inch groups are the norm at 100 yards, shooting Hornady 17 grain .17 HMR ammo, is a bolt action Marlin 17V with a Leupold 4x12 VX-1. The .17 HMR is a great garden-guardian and crop protection round.

Bragging Board

FLINTLOCK BUCK: Jeff Painter of Pennsylvania with smoke-pole buck taken on 1/2/08 at 25 yards.

PIKE: Big ol' pike caught June 2007 in Holland by Aleksandar Milic. Taken on a Salmo perch at the Geenflet canal.

R. Bruce Barze's Alabama 9-Pointer: 9-Point buck taken on 12/1/06 by Bruce Barze in the Yellowhammer state. Nice deer!

Kayak Speck: Lucas Mauro with nice speckled trout caught off a piggy perch out of a kayak down near Surfside, Texas.

Texas 8-Point: Lucas with a buck shot in Coryell County, Texas with a Ruger .243 rifle.

10/3/08 Archery Deer: Zombo with bow doe taken in Warren County, NJ during the 2008 fall archery season.

Texas Trout: Wade Reese with a 27 inch sea trout caught near Rockport, Texas on a top water lure. Nice fish!

Axis Deer: Gary Javore with Axis Deer taken at 125 yds. with a 300 Win. Mag. The deer has an antler length of 27 inches and weighed 170 lbs. dressed.

St. John Bonefish: Zombo with a nice bonefish caught in the USVI. First bonefish. Caught on light spinning rod with small bucktail with squid strip. All that "pound for pound" stuff seems true!