Author: Adam Back

Optimized for shooting sports, ZEISS’ exclusive Ballistic HD and Free Range HD lenses provide unparalleled optical clarity and innovative polarizing technology so you can see every detail when you’re in the field.

FortKnight Optics, a leading provider of performance eyewear, is proud to offer the shooting sports community a state-of-the-art solution for optimal vision on and off the range. FortKnight Optics exclusively uses lenses from world-class ZEISS, the leading manufacturer of precision optics, to provide unparalleled performance and protection in a stylish package suitable for the shooting range or everyday wear. A key feature that sets FortKnight Optics apart is the use of ZEISS lenses, available in clear and sun lenses.

ZEISS Ballistic Clear lenses provide up to 70% more visual clarity compared to standard lenses. The 308 Ballistic Clear Goggles provide the user with a clearer view of targets and a distortion-free visual image. Whether using scopes, open sights, or firearm-mounted optics, these goggles will give the wearer the edge needed to hit their target. The lightweight polymer frames of the 308 Ballistic Clear are designed for all-day comfort and are optimized for ear-pro wear. They feature ANSI-rated impact protection, ensuring the wearer’s eyes are protected from accidental impact or flying debris. In addition to their safety features, these glasses also feature ZEISS lens coatings for superior performance. These coatings are the same as those found on premium rifle scopes and ensure that you get the best durable anti-fog, scratch resistant, hydrophobic/oleophobic coatings. Ballistic Clear glasses are best suited for small to medium/narrow faces. For those with larger/wider face shapes, check out the 338 Ballistic Clear glasses.

In addition, FortKnight Optics also offers sun versions of its lenses, which use a revolutionary new polarizing technique from ZEISS called LightPro Technology®. These new flat-top sunglasses from ZEISS offer the benefits of polarized lenses that reduce bothersome glare and the depth perception and visual detail of non-polarized lenses. They provide up to 80 percent more visual contrast and won’t dim electronic displays or illuminated reticles, ensuring a clear, unobstructed view during shooting activities. Unlike traditional polarized lenses, FortKnight Optics sunglasses also prevent “rainbow blur” that many people associate with polarized lenses when looking through glass or shooting with lenses. Additionally, all FortKnight Optics lenses are impact rated, providing reliable protection during shooting activities.

The 308 Free Range sunglasses are designed for those who won’t settle for less than the best, with exclusive FrontSight HD lenses from FortKnight Optics by ZEISS. These sunglasses are designed to give the wearer the clarity he needs to identify threats, get on target faster, and score accurate shots from distance. ZEISS FrontSight HD lenses are just the beginning of the impressive features of the 308 Free Range sunglasses. These shooting glasses have lightweight TR90 polymer frames, making them comfortable to wear for long periods of time. They also have extreme scratch resistance, which means one can take them on any mission without fear of damage. Anti-fog ventilation ensures vision remains clear, even in the wettest conditions. Additionally, the goggles have premium ANSI Z87 impact protection for the eyes, ensuring safety in the field or in the field. The 308 Free Range sunglasses are ideal for small, medium and narrow faces. For those with larger/wider face shapes check out the 338 Free Range Sunglasses. They are the perfect complement to a range of bags and are produced in small runs, ensuring that the customer always has the latest technology at their fingertips.

Experience unmatched performance and protection with FortKnight Optics and ZEISS lenses for an enhanced shooting experience like never before. Stay connected with FortKnight Optics by following their official Instagram account.

About FortKnight optics:

FortKnight Optics understands the importance of that single shot that can make all the difference, whether it’s on the range to secure a weekend win or while doing your daily carry. Most glasses on the market are designed for other sports or leisure activities, but FortKnight Optics believes you deserve glasses specifically designed to help you make every shot count. Headquartered in Vancouver, Canada and proudly serving Canada and the US, FortKnight Optics is dedicated to providing clarity for shooting sports, optimized to get you on target when you need it most. Committed to helping you get the most out of your training and equipment, FortKnight Optics offers eyewear designed for performance, reliability, and style.

For product or availability inquiries, please email [email protected].

Silencer Central, America’s largest distributor of silencers, is proud to sponsor CANCON, a fully suppressed Shooting Day event on April 29-30, 2023, to be held at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility in Phoenix. , Arizona. Silencer Central will be selling on site, giving attendees the opportunity to experience a live fire demonstration of the entire Banish line.

“We have completely simplified the process of buying and owning a suppressor. As we continue to pioneer the most advanced products available, we are excited about the opportunity to connect with customers and industry partners during CANCON,” said Brandon Maddox, CEO of Silencer Central.

The main event features the best performing suppressors, firearms, optics and more in the industry. As a completely suppressed shooting day and gun show, CANCON hosts the top manufacturers on the range and in the open air. Silencer Central will present the iconic Banish line together with the most innovative products on the market.

“CANCON is a great opportunity to show off our lightweight, modular, adjustable, and multi-gauge mufflers,” said Maddox. “We are honored to serve as the presenting sponsor of this elite event for an entire weekend of suppressed shooting.”

Silencer Central delivers directly to customers in the 42 states where silencers are legal. The consignment process has revolutionized the way suppressors are sold and allows customers to streamline their buying experience by removing unnecessary obstacles to muffler ownership.

For more information on CANCON, visit canconevent.com. Customers can purchase directly at the event venue. For more information, call 888-781-8778 or visit SilencerCentral.com.

About Silencer Central:

Silencer Central began its illustrious journey in 2005 as South Dakota Silencer, an event-based company created with the goal of reaching the underserved sport shooting and hunting market by simplifying the silencer ownership process. It became the Dakota Silencer and was eventually renamed Silencer Central after expanding its streamlined process in August 2020 to all 42 states where silencers are legal. Ranked in the 2022 Inc. 5000 list of Fastest Growing Companies, Silencer Central simplifies buying a silencer by managing the entire buying process for the consumer, providing a free NFA Gun Trust, offering interest-free payment options, and Shipped directly to your doorstep, once approved.

Houston Safari Club Foundation (HSCF) and “Hunting Matters” welcome Umarex Airguns Pro Staff Member Eydin Hansen.

Eydin Hansen is an outdoor enthusiast from Texas. He has been shooting airsoft guns since he was five years old and is currently on the professional staff of Umarex Airguns. Eydin has also been cast as a member of American Airgunner TV. He competed in the Pyramyd Air Cup in 2019 and reached the final in the bench competition wearing an Umarex Gauntlet.

His greatest achievement as an air gunner is “introducing people to air guns and using them to ethically hunt wild game.” Eydin retired from the United States Air Force and received the military award for expert small arms marksmanship with the M-16 rifle and the Military Service Star, denoting expert small arms marksmanship proficiency with military pistols.

About Hunting Affairs
Tune in to “Hunting Matters” with Houston Safari Club Foundation Executive Director Joe Betar as he engages in conversations with guests, from diverse backgrounds, who are passionate about hunting and conservation. Great discussions, news, hunting law updates and more! “Hunting Matters” airs every Saturday, 6 am to 7 am CDT on KPRC AM 950: Real Texas, Real Talk, a Houston iHeartMedia station and Houston’s Oldest Radio Station. “Hunting Matters” is also available via podcast on Apple/iTunes, iHeartMedia, Google, Overcast, PodBean, and Spreaker. Subscribe, listen, rate and comment. Hunting Matters received a 2022 Gold AVA Digital Award, a 2022 NYX/Marcom Silver Award, a 2022 MARCOM Gold Award, and a 2022 Gold Davey Award.

About the Houston Safari Club Foundation
The Houston Safari Club Foundation (HSCF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to preserve the sport of hunting through education, conservation, and the promotion of our hunting heritage. HSCF has awarded 646 scholarships totaling $2.92 million. HSCF conducts youth outdoor education programs, vocational training, hunter education, and field experiences throughout the year. HSCF has provided more than $4 million in grants for wildlife, habitat, and various hunter-funded conservation initiatives. HSCF is an independent organization, is not affiliated with Safari Club International (SCI) or its affiliates and is not a chapter or affiliate of any other organization. Visit our website at wehuntwegive.org or call 713.623.8844 for more information. HSCF. We hunt. We give.

The top athletes have been determined for the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) Regional Three Position Air Rifle Championship! The event was held in April at CMP’s own airgun competition centers in Ohio and Alabama, as well as using CMP’s mobile electronic range in Utah.

The annual nationwide competition series is designed for junior air rifle shooters involved in precision air rifle programs, 4-H, Scouts, American Legion, club, or JROTC sporter. Athletes start with a postal match, followed by regional and national events. During the match, athletes shoot from three positions: prone, standing, and kneeling. Qualifying scores are recorded each day, and the eight highest scoring scorers from each discipline participate in a final on the firing line.

Special congratulations to precision athlete Makenzie Larson, 15, of Wellington, CO, who set three new national records with her Day 1 score of 599-57X. Larson broke the American Legion, Open/Overall, and Under 17 Individual 3×20 records with her incredible performance.

General event people at all locations included:

sportsman:

1. Samantha Zermeno, 18, Nation Ford High School, SC – 1117-42X
2. Kalinn White, 17, Zion Benton High School, IL – 1108-30X
3. Judson Terry, 17, Wilcox County 4-H, GA – 1103-34X

Precision:

1. Makenzie Larson, 15, American Legion Post 109/TWS, CO– 1194-110X
2. Katrina Demerle, 18, Single, Hamilton, OH – 1192-104X
3. Griffin Lake, 17, Ontelaunee Jr. Rifle, Pennsylvania – 1192-95X

Best Overall Teams:

sportsman:

1. Nation Ford High School, South Carolina – 4399-146X
2. Zion High School Benton, Illinois – 4324-126X
3. Pierre Post 8, South Dakota – 4287-129X

Precision:

1. American Legion Post 295, Ohio – 4677-301X
2. Palmyra, Pennsylvania Junior Rifle Team – 4649-288X
3. Ontelaunee Jr. Rifle, Pennsylvania – 4628-279X

The top three teams and top eight individuals were recognized with prizes at each location. Third place individuals received $300 from the CMP, while second and first place earned $400 and $500, respectively. The teams placed in each location were also recognized and received monetary prizes: $800 for third, $1,200 for second and $1,500 for third.

The final event in the three-position competition series for qualified teams and individuals will be the CMP National Championships, which will be held at Camp Perry, Ohio, June 22-24 for athletes and July 10-12 for precision. . The match will also include the National Junior Olympic Championship. Good luck to you all!

Find a full list of results from the CMP Regional Three Position Air Rifle Championship, including listings by location, at https://ct.thecmp.org/20233PARRegionalResults. Photos of each location are available for free download via CMP’s online photo album at https://cmp1.zenfolio.com/f804793446.

The Civilian Marksmanship Program is a federally chartered 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. It is dedicated to firearms safety and marksmanship training and the promotion of marksmanship competition for United States citizens. To learn more about the CMP and its programs, log on to www.TheCMP.org.

Forests are important ecosystems that provide a wide range of benefits to people and the environment. One of the most important benefits of forests is their role in providing clean water for drinking, agriculture, wildlife, and recreation by acting as natural water filters, removing pollutants and other impurities before they reach streams, rivers, and other water sources.

Collaboration between the NWTF, the USDA Forest Service, and the California Deer Association in timber transport pilot in the Klamath National Forest of Northern California reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfires fostering a forest ecosystem that can better survive them. By creating a forest that can withstand wildfires, you will reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfires, which can lead to increased sedimentation, decreased seepage, and degraded soil health, ultimately compromising water quality. By promoting a healthy forest ecosystem, we can ensure our watersheds continue to provide clean, reliable water for wildlife and our communities for years to come.

Wildfires not only have a short-term impact on water quality during the active burning period, but also have the potential to negatively affect water quality for months or even years after the fire has been contained.

When high intensity forest fires are active, they can have deleterious effects on water quality by depositing ash and other contaminants in streams, lakes, and water reservoirs, leading to contamination of drinking water and recreational areas. This can make it difficult and expensive to provide clean water to nearby communities. Additionally, after a significant wildfire, rain and runoff can mobilize ash, sediment, and other contaminants from the burned area and transport them to water sources far from the original burned area.

In addition, there are also many detrimental long-term impacts on water quality and quantity. When a wildfire occurs, the vegetation that is responsible for holding water and holding soil in place is often destroyed. This can lead to erosion and flooding, particularly in areas where the fire has been particularly intense. The absence of vegetation in the watershed can also reduce the total amount of water absorbed into the soil, leading to changes in water flow and water availability. This is particularly problematic in regions that rely on water from the affected watershed for drinking, agriculture, or other purposes, such as the Klamath National Forest.

The health of our national forests plays a vital role in the condition of our water, especially in California. Forests act as a source, filter, and regulator of water from upper watersheds to provide clean water for communities, wildlife habitats, and the industries that depend on it.

The Forest Service reports that the Klamath National Forest contributes approximately 995 billion gallons of water per year. This water is a critical resource for communities, agriculture, and industries in California, highlighting the importance of the work of the NWTF and its partners.

“The NWTF recognizes that the strong relationship between healthy forests and healthy watersheds in providing clean, high-quality water for people, places, and wild turkeys is a key conservation priority,” said Travis Smith, NWTF Western Water Specialist. .

These benefits highlight the importance of ongoing projects within the 20-year national stewardship agreement. To learn more about the NWTF’s efforts to address pressing conservation issues in the United States, you can read about America’s Big Six here.

New for 2023, HatsanUSA is proud to display their NEW PCP Carbine/Air Pistol Rifle, the JET is more than just a pistol. Easily convert it to a rifle with its removable and adjustable stock. Available in 3 calibers: .177, .22, and .25, the JET is perfect for target practice, small game hunting, and just for fun.

This repeatable, multi-shot, side-lever PCP comes with a removable black air cylinder with built-in pressure gauge. But guess that? You can get replacement air cylinders – in 4 different colors! Black, red, blue or green. Do you want additional air capacity? We also have the JET II, ​​which is built with dual 40cc air cylinders. With replacement dual air cylinders also available, also in black, red, blue and green. These cylinders are easily interchanged** with just a few turns of a few screws. Each individual air cylinder holds 40cc of air and is filled to 250 BAR (3625 PSI), providing up to 24 shots (48 on JET II/dual air cylinders) at optimum velocity (0.177 cal). Shooting up to 788 FPS (.177 cal) and 16.5 FPE (.25 cal), the JET does not lack for power.

With a shrouded barrel of just 7.9 inches, the JET has a compact length of just 15 inches without the stock and 22.8 to 24.6 inches with the adjustable stock added. It’s light to boot! Coming in at just 2 lbs. without the stock (2.9 lbs. with it), this PCP air pistol is perfect to throw in your backpack for any hunting or camping trip. Constructed with a full-length 11mm dovetail rail to accommodate a variety of optics, the JET also includes 3 integrated adjustable flip-up sights. Additionally, it has picatinny rails mounted on either side of the receiver/air cylinder for additional accessories such as a flashlight.

Its all-weather polymer design is ideal for rugged use. The JET also has an ergonomically designed synthetic handle with finger grip molds and grooves on the grip surfaces. Ambidextrous operation, adjustable headrest, and rubberized stock add even more comfort and control to this air pistol. Its manual safety is located in the trigger guard.

The JET includes 2 S/ROTO Index pistol magazines and an extended Foster connector. Pack the JET, some extra cylinders, and buckshot in a bag for one hell of an adventure!

**DO NOT REMOVE DUAL AIR CYLINDERS WHILE THEY ARE PRESSURIZED

Characteristics:

• Side Lever Preloaded Pneumatic Carbine (PCP) Air Rifle/Repeating Pistol
• Available in .177, .22 and .25 calibers
• 40cc removable single air cylinder filling to 250 BAR on JET I
• Dual 40cc removable** air cylinders (80cc total) fill to 250 BAR on JET II (DO NOT REMOVE WHILE PRESSURIZED)
• Additional single and double air cylinders available in 4 colors: black, red, blue and green
• Built-in pressure gauge to monitor cylinder pressure
• Barrel shroud protects and stabilizes the barrel for maximum durability and accuracy
• Precision rifled and drowned German steel barrel
• Includes 2 detachable, caliber-specific, multi-shot S/Roto Index pistol magazines
• Full length 11mm dovetail rail
• 3 integrated and adjustable flip-up sights
• Ambidextrous, all-weather, heavy-duty, synthetic pistol grip with finger grip molds
• Lightweight, telescopic, detachable, stock
• Checkered grip for better control and feel.
• Height adjustable headrest
• Picatinny accessory rails mounted on both sides of receiver/air cylinder
• Extended Foster connector included
• manual safety
• Weight: JET I – 2 lbs.; 2.9 pounds in stock
• Weight: JET II: 2.8 lbs; 3.4 pounds in stock
• Barrel Length: 7.9 inches.
• Overall Length: 15 in. out of stock; 22.8 in.-24.6 in. with stock
• Max Velocity* – Unleaded Pellets – 810 FPS – .177; 700FPS – .22; 600FPS – .25
• Max Velocity* – Lead Shot – 788 FPS – .177; 700FPS – .22; 600FPS – .25
• Max Muzzle Energy* – 9.7 FPE – .177; 15.6 EPF – .22; 16.5 EPF – .25
• Shots at Optimum Velocity JET I – 24 – .177; 21 – .22; 15 – .25
• Shots at Optimum Velocity JET II – 48 – .177; 42 – .22; 30 – .25

* Speed ​​and energy results may vary due to pellet weight, pellet shape, pellet material, temperature, elevation, and other factors.

**DO NOT REMOVE DUAL AIR CYLINDERS WHILE THEY ARE PRESSURIZED

HatsanUSA is the exclusive distributor of Hatsan airguns and Escort firearms in the US. Renowned for precision craftsmanship and performance, Hatsan products provide an exceptional shooting experience. The brands are driven by purpose and are recognized for their outstanding power, performance, reliability and value. Hatsan prides itself on its vertically integrated manufacturing process, which allows it to maintain the highest levels of quality, workmanship, and a competitive edge.

For more information please visit
www.hatsanusa.com

The Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies is soliciting Full Proposals for the 2024 Multi-State Conservation Grant Program, which funds projects that address regional or national priorities of state fish and wildlife agencies. The deadline for the submission of Full Proposals for the 2024 cycle is June 15, 2023.

“For more than two decades, the Multi-State Conservation Grant Program has been steadfastly dedicated to conserving our nation’s fish and wildlife populations, critical habitats and other natural resources,” said Curt Melcher, director of the Department of Fisheries and Oregon Wildlife Association and president. of Fish and Wildlife Agencies. “We need these significant investments for the future of conservation.”

New this year is a one-step submission process for the 2024 Multi-State Conservation Grant Program. Proposals will be ranked based on project ratings, quality, and how they address 2024 strategic priorities. Information can be found Additional information on the AFWA website, including FAQs, 2024 Strategic Priority List, 2024 Funding Opportunity Notice, and background and general information. Send proposals and questions to [email protected].

The Multi-State Conservation Grant Program is administered by the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies in collaboration with the US Fish and Wildlife Service. Created through the Fish and Wildlife Management Improvement Act Wilderness of 2000, $6,000,000 from the Pittman-Robertson and Dingell-Johnson funds are available annually for conservation projects affecting most states. Along with the $6,000,000 annually available funds, the President signed into law the Pittman-Robertson Fund for Tomorrow’s Needs Modernization Act (PR Modernization Act) on December 20, 2019, as part of the Additional Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2020. This act amends the Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration Act (WR Act, 16 USC 669) to, among other measures, create a new Modern Multi-State Conservation Grant Program, which provided an additional $5,000,000 to the program, focused on the recruitment, retention and reactivation of hunters and recreational shooters. In addition to funding competitive conservation projects, the program also funds the National Survey of Hunting, Fishing, and Associated Wildlife Recreation, the nation’s largest database of wildlife engagement and related economic impact.

The Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies— the organization representing North America’s fish and wildlife agencies — promotes sound resource management and conservation, and speaks out on important fish and wildlife issues. Found on the web at www.fishwildlife.orgOn Facebook /Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies and on twitter @fishwildlife.

PWS (Primary Weapons Systems) will be one of many premium firearms and suppressor manufacturers at the biannual CANCON: A Fully Suppressed Range Day by RECOIL Magazine. Attendees will have the opportunity to shoot a variety of PWS firearms with the new line of BDE suppressors at the live shooting event at Ben Avery Range in Phoenix, Arizona.

CANCON is a newly formed biannual event hosted by RECOIL Magazine showcasing some of the best firearms and suppressors in the industry combined for a day of exceptionally quiet range. People can interact with multiple firearms and suppressor companies at this live shooting range event while shooting exciting new products for the first time. There will be giveaways, live fire challenges, demos and even a night session with thermal optics at CANCON.

The BDE (Bravo Delta Echo) line is the newest line of suppressors from Primary Weapons Systems with caliber options including the BDE 762, BDE 556, BDE 9mm, and BDE 22. The entire line is lighter and quieter than other suppressors in the market, with the BDE 22 currently the lightest suppressor on the market rated for 5.7x28mm. The BDE 762, BDE 556 and BDE 9mm are 3D printed with aerospace grade titanium and the BDE 22 has a 3D printed core. Each suppressor in the BDE Collection enhances the shooting experience, making this line the perfect addition to a day of fully suppressed shooting.

For more information on PWS, please visit www.primaryweapons.com and/or keep an eye on PWS e-newsletters and social channels.

About primary weapon systems

Primary Weapons Systems (PWS) was formed in 2008 as a rifle components company and has since grown to become one of the largest firearms manufacturers in the Northwest. Taking the operating system of Kalashnikov’s AK design and fusing it with Stoner’s AR platform, the PWS long-stroke piston system brings a hybrid rifle to shooters seeking a low-maintenance yet reliable and accurate firearm. PWS makes AR-15s in .223 Wylde, .300BLK, and 7.62×39, all with the long-stroke piston operating system. As of 2022, Vigilant Gear, LLC purchased PWS. For more information, visit www.PrimaryWeapons.com or @PrimaryWeapons on Instagram and Facebook.

BHA strongly condemns a set of House bills that would undermine America’s most successful conservation and access program

WASHINGTON – Backcountry Hunters & Anglers is strongly criticizing four bills in the House of Representatives that target the Land and Water Conservation Fund and the Great American Outdoors Act, the bipartisan law that guarantees continued funding for the LWCF.

Together, the four bills would hamper the ability of public land management agencies to strategically acquire areas of important fish and wildlife habitat and key locations for public access. HR 2207, HR 2158, and HR 2169 would defund the acquisition of public lands by the US Forest Service, the US Fish and Wildlife Service, and the National Park Service through LWCF funds. HR 2153 would severely limit the acquisition of public land by the Bureau of Land Management with a funding cap of $28 million, less than half the proposed budget. Prohibiting these agencies from using all LWCF tools will lead to management inefficiencies and prevent critical investments that expand public access.

Hunters and fishermen, including BHA members and supporters, have played a key role in sustaining the LWCF, America’s most popular and successful access and conservation program. BHA members helped push through the bipartisan Dingell Act, which permanently reauthorizes LWCF, in 2019, and subsequently passed the Great American Outdoors Act in 2020. With strong bipartisan support led by Republicans and Democrats, The Great American Outdoors Act was Advanced by three-fourths of members of Congress and signed into law by President Trump, a strong supporter of the program. GAOA secures full and permanent funding for LWCF at $900 million annually, ensuring the program’s continued ability to conserve important habitats and recreational lands and waters throughout the United States.

“Together, hunters and fishermen have made some critical conservation gains in recent years,” said John Gale, BHA vice president of policy and government relations, “but our constant vigilance is critical, as there will always be forces trying to take away those victories Today, we are united in opposing legislation that would steal one of our greatest conservation gains to date this century, and today, we remain committed to keeping the Land and Water Conservation Fund dollars working in the name of conservation, public access and our hard-earned outdoor life. traditions

“The Land and Water Conservation Fund exists today because millions of Americans, including BHA members who have called and emailed our elected officials, outdoor advocates who have spoken out, companies who have taken advantage of their influence and elected leaders who rallied on both sides of the aisle, worked together relentlessly,” Gale continued. “The LWCF story is a story of American democracy, of shared commitment in the name of public lands, conservation and access. Together we must act as sentinels to defend our victories and secure the future of our outdoor heritage.”

Since its inception in 1964, the LWCF has funded more than 40,000 projects and provided access to millions of acres of public land, all without spending taxpayer dollars. Places ranging from Tenderfoot Creek, Montana, to Bayou Sauvage, Louisiana, depend on LWCF to support local economies, enhance hunting and fishing opportunities, and maintain quality habitat for elk, duck, trout, and other game species. that thrive on our public lands and waters. .

BHA members speak out against HR 2207, 2158, 2169 and 2153 and in support of LWCF.

Backcountry Hunters & Anglers is the voice
for our wild public lands, waters and wildlife.

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SPYPOINT’s FLEX G-36 builds on the FLEX platform introduced in 2022 and will join the FLEX-S to offer a complete family of feature-rich, high-performance cellular trail cameras to suit virtually any type of hunter.

The most notable enhancements to the FLEX G-36 are the increase in photo resolution from 33 MP to 36 MP, improved battery life, and improved connectivity. The FLEX G-36 is also capable of taking and transmitting 1080p video with sound.

“Keep pushing the envelope. To continue to offer more performance and more value for the customer, that is the goal”, said Jean-Francois Boyer, Vice President of Marketing for SPYPOINT.

In addition to the improved photo resolution, connectivity has also been improved. The FLEX G-36 still uses a dual SIM setup to connect, so customers can purchase the camera without needing to select a carrier model. The FLEX G-36 has its renowned connectivity further refined and optimized so that hunters can enjoy the best possible experience.

“We always focus on keeping the cameras as easy to use as possible. All the technology in the world means nothing if it is so complicated and cumbersome that the consumer cannot use it. More than anything, that has been the hallmark of the FLEX series of trail cameras. Simple technology that is easy to use, quick to implement and offers real tangible benefits,” concluded Boyer.

The other features hunters loved about the original FLEX are still in use, like 100-foot flash and detect ranges and the ability to perform wireless firmware updates. Additionally, the camera controls are unchanged, so the intuitive camera display and test and format buttons remain unchanged.

The FLEX G-36 will be available at retail for $119.99 starting May 15.

For more information, visit www.spypoint.com/flex.

SPECIFICATIONS

Trigger Speed ​​Sensitive: up to 0.3 seconds
Flash range 100′
Detection range 100′
Photo resolution 36MP
1080p video with sound
Photo, Video, Time Lapse, Time Lapse+ modes
Automatic LTE multi-carrier network connectivity

ABOUT SPYPOINT:

SPYPOINT, the world’s #1 cellular tracker camera brand, revolutionized the hunting industry by making mobile scouting accessible to everyone. Our reliable, easy-to-use cameras and innovative camera and photo management app with customizable maps, weather and BUCK TRACKER AI filters are designed with one goal in mind: to make you a more prepared and efficient hunter. With SPYPOINT you have the whole hunt in the palm of your hand.

For more information on SPYPOINT products and technology, visit www.spypoint.com.