Author: Adam Back

This year he has an excellent suppression shooting exhibition at CANCON West. The event will feature numerous manufacturers of firearms, accessories and silencers. This year’s event will take place at the sprawling Ben Avery Shooting Center in Phoenix, AZ, April 29-30. CANCON West will feature an even BIGGER day range with MORE suppressors, more guns, more vendors, and an even bigger night shot with over 100 firearms from over 25 manufacturers. All ammunition is provided for attendees.

C&H will be on hand to demonstrate their exciting new line of pistol optics. This event provides a great opportunity to meet staff, ask questions about new product lines, and see firsthand the quality that C&H Precision puts into its products. Stop by the booth and ask about exclusive C&H optics, adapter plates, screws, mounting systems and sliding milling services. Stop by to try out the new EDC Enclosed optics and take advantage of the promotions offered at the event.

CANCON West is presented by Silencer Central. A VIP experience allows access on Saturday and Sunday, plus early access on Friday, and a catered dinner and Night Vision Network’s Night Shoot on Friday night. Tickets are available on their site: www.canconevent.com

Location:
4044 W Black Canyon Blvd.
Phoenix, Arizona 85086

C&H Precision Weapons (CHPWS) is a small family owned and operated business serving the shooting community from our store located in Richmond Hill, Georgia. We specialize in handcrafted precision rifles, custom 1911s, pistol slide upgrades, and the design and manufacture of special projects within the firearms industry. All work is done in-house by real gun builders, real engineers and professional shooters.

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The Houston Safari Club Foundation (HSCF) has provided funding to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation (TPWF) in support of a research program investigating the natural repopulation of black bears in West Texas.

TPWF has partnered with the Borderlands Research Institute (BRI) at Sul Ross State University on a research program investigating the natural repopulation of black bears in West Texas. This research project seeks to understand the current black bear population and habitat needs of the region, monitor the expansion of its range in West Texas, and encourage that expansion through science-based management strategies.

“We are grateful to the Houston Safari Club Foundation (HSCF) for their decades-long partnership to protect the wild things and wild places of Texas. In addition to supporting training and equipment for Texas Game Wardens, Trans-Pecos pronghorn restoration, and guided hunting experiences for the next generation of conservation managers, we are excited about the HSCF’s latest gift to pronghorn research. Black bear population now returning to West Texas. Thanks to generous donors, this research project will help us better understand the ecology of this iconic species to minimize human-bear conflicts and inform management decisions,” said Anne Brown, executive director of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation.

“Wildlife and habitat conservation is an integral part of our mission at HSCF. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation has been a long-time valued partner of the HSCF and we are honored to be a part of this critical research study,” stated Joe Betar, HSCF Executive Director.

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.

Makes medium-sized cases universal

KOR Cases, known for developing technologically advanced firearms storage solutions for outdoor enthusiasts, has added a new gun case to its expanding line of Vacuum Rigid Frame (VRS) frames.^®) universal storage products. The new KOR Cases 3S Medium Universal VRS Gun Case insert is available at KORCases.com.

“KOR Cases’ patented 3S Medium VRS Insert customizes case interiors and secures contents by fitting around the entire interior,” said GP Searle, founder of KOR Cases. “By replacing the bottom layer of foam with the VRS insert, you can use your existing gun case to carry any gun in your collection without cutting, tearing, or paying for the foam. Also, since the system prevents changes during the ride, there is no need to remove accessories or re-zero optics,” he added.

Operating the system is quick and easy, Searle said. “Think of the VRS insert as a moldable bean bag. When filled with air, it looks and feels like a pillow at the bottom of the case. Place your weapons and gear on top of the insert, then use the included pump to remove the air, or “pull the void.” You will see the soft, flexible cushion transform into a solid structure that adapts to whatever is on top of it,” he explained. “At that point, the VRS insert is in a solid state and ready for transport. Connect the pump and add air back into the VRS insert to use the insert for different equipment, making it adjustable again.”

KOR 3S Medium Universal VRS Gun Case Insert

• Patented Universal Gun Box Insert
• Extremely lightweight medium box foam replacement system
• Customize the interior without cutting, tearing out, or storing foam inserts
• Space saving and environmentally friendly.
• Replaces bottom foam layers and secures equipment so contents stay put
• Solve the challenge of disassembling and removing accessories.
• Exterior structure constructed with military-spec textiles
• Interior composed of padding reinforcement beads.
• Integrated two-way valve
• Includes pump and adapter kit
• Includes patch kit
• Weight: 3.16 lbs.
• Dimensions: 35 in. (length) x 15.5 in. (width) x 3 in. (high)
• Gun Case Compatibility: Pelican 1700, V700 / SKB Series 3614 / Boyt H41XD / Nanuk 985
• KOR VRS product demo video
• MSRP: $275

For more information on KOR cases and the innovative new VRS Universal Medium 3S Pistol Case, visit www.korcases.com/product/3s. For more information on KOR cases, visit www.korcases.com and follow us on Instagram, Youtube and LinkedIn.

ABOUT KOR CASES

KOR Cases builds technologically advanced, ultra-lightweight firearm storage systems for outdoor enthusiasts. KOR’s patented Vacuum Rigidity Structure (VRS^®) provides an environmentally friendly and reusable option for transporting expensive weapons, optics and equipment. KOR Cases is a proud American company in Scottsdale, Arizona. KOR Cases values ​​of integrity, craftsmanship, conservation and education make us different. We donate one percent of gross sales to wildlife conservation, education, and support for our veterans. KOR Cases also donates one percent of our time to volunteerism, and we are committed to developing and strengthening a community of like-minded, proactive athletes.

Viridian Weapon Technologies^® continues to expand on the fact that human eyes see green best with the newest product in a long line of purpose-built, high-quality, highly-visible aiming devices from Viridian, the RFX11. The entire RFX line is designed from the ground up to improve performance and provide fast target acquisition.

“The RFX line has ushered in a new era of visibility and continues to prove that human eyes see green better,” said Viridian President and CEO Brian Hedeen. “As the newest addition to the family, the RFX11 stands out as one of the lightest, highest performing scopes we’ve ever built. This scope is now available for Viridian fans and shooting enthusiasts alike.”

Packed with features including a highly visible and efficient Viridian Green 3 MOA dot, INSTANT-ON^® and auto shutoff, ambient light sensor, and over 30,000 hours of operation, the RFX11 is a must-have for any firearm. The new Shield RMSc footprint scope features unlimited eye relief and automatic brightness control.

At just four ounces, the RFX11 is one of the lightest reflex sights on the market and it’s now available for shipment. Its diminutive size makes it right at home on any optical cutaway concealed carry pistol or as a short-range compensated sight on your rifle. The RFX11 is backed by Viridian’s Limited Lifetime Warranty.

To learn more about the RFX11 Ultralight, all RFX Reflex Sights, and how Viridian continues to produce the most innovative products in the firearms industry, visit ViridianWeaponTech.com.

About Viridian Weapon Technologies

Headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Viridian Weapon Technologies is dedicated to applying cutting-edge technology to design compact and powerful self-defense products for the civilian, military, and law enforcement markets. Viridian is the leader in weapon-mounted technology and responsible for a number of innovations in firearm accuracy, transparency, and ease-of-use, including green and red laser sights, weapon-mounted LED illuminators, weapon chambers, and various weapon accessories. shot. Viridian products are designed and manufactured in the USA. More information is available at ViridianWeaponTech.com.

BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA — The Delta Waterfowl Duck Hunters EXPO partners with the World Championship Call Maker Contest to offer the Call Maker Competition Presented by Chêne Gear. The tribute-style competition and open contest entries will be judged during North America’s largest event dedicated to the duck hunter, July 28-30 in Little Rock, Arkansas.

“We think our callout contest is unique in that we pay homage to legendary callout makers of the past by having modern callout makers compete using the outer appearance of their chosen callout, but using their (own) inner and sound,” said James Miller, founder of the competition. “Basically, it’s like building an old car with modern components.”

this tribute-The style contest will pay tribute to the late Alvin E. Taylor (1927-2000), also known as “Fruit Juice”, a famous broadcaster from Clarendon, Arkansas. He was best known for TaylorMade Duck Call.

the contest It has three divisions:

Woodworking Duck Call – A category for natural wood duck calls traditionally made with a plastic reed that are unstabilized, hand-tooled, and traditionally turned, with the main emphasis being on sound reproduction and quality craftsmanship.

Acrylic Working Duck Call – A category for traditionally made acrylic duck calls with a plastic reed that are hand cast and traditionally turned. The main emphasis is on sound reproduction and quality craftsmanship.

Work duck open call: A category for duck calls traditionally made with a plastic reed that includes calls made of nylon, glass, Delrin, micarta, Corian, metals, cast resin, hybrids, or any stabilized and stained wood or other similar materials. This is an open category for traditionally turned and hand made calls with a main emphasis on sound reproduction and quality craftsmanship.

“There is something for every artisan who calls and every admirer of the craft in this competition,” said Brad Heidel, Delta Waterfowl’s senior director of marketing. “It’s an exciting addition to an EXPO 2023 lineup teeming with waterfowl.”

2023 also features a new addition to the competition: the Callmakers Choice open contest. This division, separate from the tribute-style contest, gives callout creators the opportunity to use their own callout shape and showcase their unique creation style before the judges.

Callmakers Choice Open Contest – A split for duck calls traditionally made with a plastic reed. To include calls made of wood, acrylic, nylon, glass, Delrin, micarta, Corian, metals, cast resin, hybrids, or any stabilized and stained wood or other similar materials. This is an open category for traditionally turned and hand-rolled calls, with primary emphasis on sound reproduction and quality of craftsmanship. The call maker’s name, signature or marks may be displayed on calls in the Callmakers Choice Open Contest.

“Our contest is a great way to celebrate the history of duck hunting while also showcasing modern duck calling talent. We are absolutely delighted that Delta Waterfowl decided to participate and help make this the premier duck singing contest,” Miller said. .

For more information on the Delta Waterfowl Callmakers Championship Contest, judging criteria or entries, click here.

Presented by Federal Premium Ammunition, the Delta Waterfowl Duck Hunters EXPO will feature three continuous stages of education, entertainment and excitement, plus 80,000 square feet of waterfowl exhibits. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit deltawaterfowlexpo.com.

delta waterfowl is The Duck Hunters Organization, a leading conservation group working to raise ducks and secure the future of North American waterfowl hunting. Visit deltawaterfowl.org.

For more information, contact Brad Heidel at (651) 403-1772 or [email protected].

EDGEFIELD, SC — Oklahoma House Representative Anthony Moore commended the NWTF for 50 years of mission delivery by issuing a citation of official Oklahoma recognition.

“We are incredibly honored to be recognized by Representative Moore for our work conserving wild turkey and preserving our hunting heritage,” said Lynn Hagerman, NWTF Oklahoma State Chapter President. “Whether it’s critical wild turkey research, habitat improvements, introducing new people to hunting, or making hunting more accessible, the NWTF’s mission delivery is very active in Oklahoma, and we are honored that our elected officials recognize this and help us celebrate our 50th.^he anniversary.”

The quote, in part, reads:

“…WHEREAS, the National Wild Turkey Federation, Inc. and its members and chapters have been at the forefront of reversing declining hunting participation through national investment in hunter recruitment, retention, and reactivation efforts and partnerships with states to develop opportunities to engage people from all walks of life in the outdoor tradition. Since 2012, the federation has recruited and reactivated more than 1.5 million hunters; and

WHEREAS, the National Wild Turkey Federation, Inc. and its members and chapters have invested more than half a billion dollars to conserve or enhance more than 22 million acres of critical wildlife habitat, forests, and grasslands on public and private lands since 1985.

They have invested more than $8.5 million in research across North America to ensure healthy wild turkey populations into the future; and…

WHEREAS, the Oklahoma House of Representatives, acting on behalf of the citizens of this great state, wishes to recognize and celebrate the 50th anniversary of the National Wild Turkey Federation and salute the organization, its chapters and members throughout United States for his tremendous efforts to advance scientific, state-led wildlife management and the conservation of America’s wild turkey and its habitat.”

For 2023, the NWTF Oklahoma State Chapter has allocated $113,234 to the NWTF 2023 mission, which will be matched by more than $3.3 million in partner funds. Projects for 2023 include wild turkey research, habitat improvement projects, outreach and education events, and more.

See all the great work happening in Oklahoma in 2023.

The NWTF policy team and its volunteer leadership are working with state legislatures across the country to pass similar measures this year that enshrine the NWTF’s legacy and mission in state law.

Learn more about the policy and advocacy work of the NWTF.

About the National Wild Turkey Federation

Since 1973, the National Wild Turkey Federation has invested more than half a billion dollars in wildlife conservation and has conserved or improved more than 22 million acres of critical wildlife habitat. The organization continues to advance wildlife conservation, forest resiliency, and robust recreational opportunities across the US by working beyond borders at the landscape scale.

2023 is the 50th of the NWTF ^he anniversary and an opportunity to push the organization’s mission into the future while honoring its rich history. for his 50 ^he anniversary, the NWTF has set six ambitious goals: positively impact 1 million acres of wildlife habitat; raise $500,000 for wild turkey research; increase membership to 250,000 members; dedicate $1 million to education and outreach programs; raise $5 million to invest in technology and the people of NWTF; and raise $5 million to build a $50 million endowment for the future. Find out how you can help us achieve these lofty goals.

Moriarty, New Mexico – WEAPONSPECdesigner and manufacturer of premium firearms upgrades and accessories, has released the Fulcrum Ambidextrous safety selector. The Fulcrum is available with short 45 degree, full 90 degree or 45/90 degree projection cores.

Featuring a low profile design, the Fulcrum’s contact points are textured for thumb traction and intelligently rounded to effectively roll over the thumb during engagement. This clever design provides more tactile position confirmation than traditional wedge shapes and moves with the arc of the finger, transferring the effort to move the selector instead of resisting it, as so many other designs do. The end result is a selector that is easier to feel with gloves or under pressure, and easier to activate.

Connoisseurs know that, beyond the design, what sets ARMASPEC apart from the competition is the manufacturing quality. The fulcrum is no exception.

Aside from the shape and size of the lever, what operators feel about a safety selector comes from the quality of the drum and detent.

The ARMASPEC Selector Drum is precision machined from stainless steel and finished with a Quench-Polish-Quench (QPQ) process for a firm, definitive and smooth stopping path. When combined with ARMASPEC precision made seals, the Fulcrum selector rests permanently in position, but slides between positions. The end result is a confidence-boosting safety selector that rests firmly in position and quickly shifts to the next.

He Fulcrum has an MSRP of $44.99 and the aluminum levers are available in:

• anodized black
• red anodized
• anodized blue
• Cerakote Green OD
• Cerakote MagPul FDE
• anodized bronze

“Better than milspec, it’s ARMASPEC”

About WEAPONSPEC: Founded in 2013, Armaspec is an American manufacturer of firearm accessories for the AR and Glock platforms. Focusing on producing quality, innovative products that offer a tactical advantage, at a fair price, all made in the USA. The product line includes Magwell Grips, Loading Handles, Parts Kits, Selectors, Stocks, Recoil Systems and other accessories for the firearms industry.

About advertising Chevalier: Located in Beaverton, Oregon, Chevalier is a leading full-service advertising, marketing, e-commerce, and public relations agency specializing in the marketing of outdoor, hunting, camping, land, shooting, and law enforcement products. . Comprised of a passionate and diverse team of outdoor men and women, current and former military members, hunters, boaters and golfers, Chevalier’s passion is the gateway to success for its members.

The spring months are fast approaching, and with temperatures rising, fisherwomen across the country are eagerly awaiting the next few days of fishing. Performance fishing clothing is essential gear for the fishing season. Huk designs performance clothing for women anglers, producing performance at the highest level during a day’s fishing. When out on the water, feeling good and looking good on a sunny day from running lines to reeling in is an easy task for a woman angler in Huk’s Women’s Waypoint line.

Clothing that provides sun protection is a must for any fishing enthusiast, and the Waypoint Collection is perfect for those hot spring days spent on the water. With all items providing 50+ UPF sun protection, the fabric found in this collection also wicks moisture away from the skin while providing a breathable barrier against outdoor elements like wind and water. The Waypoint Collection is committed to keeping women anglers cool and focused in all kinds of weather conditions so they can stay on the water longer!

Huk’s Waypoint Flow Tank and Flow Crew is perfect for those hot spring days spent in the water. The drop hem for added coverage also keeps ladies safe for moving around and working on the boat. Flow Crew’s long-sleeve style not only protects skin better than traditional fabrics, it also helps block out those pesky bugs! No more bug bites or sunburn to interrupt lazy and exciting days on the water in the Waypoint Flow Crewneck.

The Waypoint Crew Neck and Hoodie are great options for staying comfortable through an upcoming day of sailing and allowing for maximum mobility with high-stretch fabric. The boat neckline looks great with the crossover detail on the shoulder. Both garments keep fisherwomen cool on hot summer days and warm on cold winter nights. It is perfect for any type of fishing, be it freshwater or saltwater, fly or baitcasting. Whether casting a line from the shore or relaxing in the bay, the ladies can be as efficient and stylish as they need to be for each catch.

With performance apparel like these options from Huk, there’s no need to sacrifice style for comfort when gearing up for fishing season! All of these pieces protect against UV rays while offering comfort and flexibility during any day on the water, whether you’re fishing or relaxing on the boat. Made entirely from recycled materials, staying comfortable AND keeping millions of pounds of plastic and debris out of our oceans and waterways has never been easier. From the Waypoint Flow Tank to the Waypoint Boatneck, there are plenty of options for every type of angler and fishing enthusiast. So don’t wait, get ready for spring fishing days today with Huk’s most comfortable collection yet and performance apparel that performs!

waypoint flow tank

• 95% recycled polyester, 5% elastane
• 50+ UPF
• Back hem for added coverage.
• Sizes: XS-XL
• Colors: Crystal Blue, Wedgewood, Winsome Orchid, Coral Reef
• MSRP: $45

waypoint flow equipment

• 95% recycled polyester, 5% elastane
• UPF 50+
• relaxed shape
• Back hem for added coverage.
• Elastic at sleeve hem for fit
• Sizes: XS-XL
• Colors: Crystal Blue, Wedgewood, Winsome Orchid, Coral Reef
• MSRP: $60

Benchmark Boat Neck

• 95% recycled polyester, 5% elastane
• UPF 50+
• Crossover detail on the shoulder
• Elastic at sleeve hem for fit
• Sizes: XS-XL
• Colors: Harbor Mist, Crystal Blue, Wedgewood, Winsome Orchid
• MSRP: $50

Waypoint Hoodie

• 95% recycled polyester, 5% elastane
• UPF 50+
• Hooded for additional sun protection
• Sizes: XS-XL
• Colors: Harbor Mist, Crystal Blue, Wedgewood, Winsome Orchid
• MSRP: $60

Marolina Outdoor Inc. was founded to provide a deeply rooted product experience across all outdoor categories. Our innovative designs and technology-focused products create the foundation for our authentic outdoor apparel. Huk clothing represents a fresh take on and unique understanding of the needs of angling, offering functional styles that appeal to anglers of all ages. NOMAD is motivated to provide quality clothing so hunters can maximize their hunting experiences and provide sustenance regardless of the size of the game or where their activities take them.

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A whitetail deer afflicted with chronic wasting disease, also known as “zombie deer disease,” will appear abnormally thin, move slowly, and salivate excessively. There is no cure: chronic wasting disease (CWD) is contagious and always fatal, and has been detected with increasing frequency in Virginia and other states, raising concerns about the effects on the deer population .

Virginia Tech professor and wildlife health expert Luis Escobar will lead a study to determine the risk of CWD transmission in Virginia. He answered questions about the disease, what the study will do, and how it will be funded.

Q: Where has chronic wasting been detected?

“In North America, species known to be susceptible to natural infection include elk, white-tailed deer, mule deer, black-tailed deer, elk, and red deer, which is not native to the continent. All of these are mammals of the deer family, or cervids. In the US, chronic wasting has been detected in free-range cervids in 29 states. In Virginia, chronic wasting disease has been reported in white-tailed deer in the northern and southwestern areas of the commonwealth.”

Q: How is chronic wasting disease spread and what are the symptoms?

“CWD is caused by infectious proteins that cause fatal neurodegenerative diseases. Infected deer can transmit the pathogen by direct contact, for example through saliva, or by contamination of the environment. As examples, infected feces or urine or an infected carcass can contaminate the pasture. Transmission can occur before symptoms appear, as early as six months after infection. The infection causes hyperexcitability or increased activity in the early stages. Advanced symptoms include severe weight loss, excessive salivation, behavioral changes such as decreased activity, and weakness followed by death.

Q: How serious is the threat? to the white-tailed deer population?

“Some studies suggest a major potential threat to wildlife conservation from deer mortality and effects on genetic diversity in CWD-affected populations. Efforts to prevent the spread of the disease include regular culling, which could affect deer abundance in affected regions, but appears to be effective.”

Q: What research will your team do on the spread of chronic wasting?

“Thanks in part to a $30,000 donation from Virginia Hound Heritage, our team, which includes Virginia Tech professor of deer ecology and animal movement Brett Jesmer, will be able to conduct extensive research on the risk of transmission of CWD in Virginia. The goal of this project is to estimate the routes, direction, and extent of the future spread of CWD in white-tailed deer. The team will use molecular tools to generate information about the potential spread of the disease in unprecedented detail in Virginia.”

Q: Can humans or pets get CWD?

“To date, chronic wasting disease has only been found in white-tailed deer and other cervids.”

About Escobar
Luis Escobar, an assistant professor in Virginia Tech’s Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation, conducts research focused on applying ecology and epidemiology to study the distribution of infectious diseases in fish and wildlife. His lab explores methods to investigate the links between global change and the emergence of disease. He has won awards for his research, which has included studying the transmission of diseases from vampire bats to other species in Colombia and studying the effects of the tuberculosis vaccine on COVID-19. Read more about him here.

Evolution Fishing is pleased to announce a partnership with the Association of Collegiate Bass Anglers (ACA) for the 2023 season. As part of this partnership, Evolution Fishing will act as title sponsor of the Pickwick Slam, which is the ACA’s first major event of the year. and will take place from April 22 to 23. The Evolution Fishing team will be at Pickwick Lake in Florence, AL, and will be featured at the prize payout at the end of the tournament.

“We are beyond excited to partner with the Association of Collegiate Bass Anglers. This is a big step for our company and our dedication to the sport, anglers, and industry,” said Colt Fadal, executive director of sales and marketing for Evolution Outdoor. “We couldn’t think of a better way to start than with the first event of the season at the Pickwick Slam. It’s going to be a fun year and we can’t wait to see what’s in store for us.”

The Pickwick Slam presented by Evolution Fishing will be contested on Pickwick Lake in Florence, AL on April 22-23, 2023. This traditional two-day, no entry fee, limit five bass event will pay out over $20,000 in prizes and contingencies, as well as awarding double points to count toward Bass Pro Shops School of the Year. Each of the teams that finish in the top 10 overall in the tournament will earn automatic qualification to the 2023 BoatUS Collegiate Bass Fishing Championship presented by Bass Pro Shops on Lake Hartwell.

“The ACA looks forward to partnering with Evolution Fishing for the upcoming season,” said Kyle Curry, ACA CEO. “From the Pickwick Slam presented by Evolution Fishing to a variety of programs and promotions throughout the upcoming season, I think college anglers will be excited to see what Evolution Fishing has in store for them this year.”

For more information on Evolution Fishing’s partnership with The Association of Collegiate Bass Anglers or for more information on the Pickwick Slam, visit www.CollegiateBassChampionship.com

For more information on Evolution Fishing or to purchase their full line of fishing, tactical, and hunting gear, visit their website.

About outdoor evolution

Evolution Outdoor is moving forward to provide consumers with the best outdoor gear available for outdoor adventures. Through a unique and functional design, they are dedicated to providing the consumer with the best tactical gear, premium coolers, fishing gear, gun cases, and innovative products. Evolution Outdoor was established with the consumer in mind, and they strive to design and manufacture quality, solution-based products that allow customers to achieve the best outdoor experience.

About the Association of Collegiate Fishermen

The Association of Collegiate Anglers (ACA) is a division of CarecoTV that was created to facilitate growth, development and structure within competitive collegiate bass fishing, with an emphasis on nationally competitive events. The ACA created the original BoatUS Collegiate Bass Fishing Series 18 seasons ago. That one event has become the Bass Pro Shops College Bass Fishing Series, which is now recognized as the longest running consecutive College Bass Fishing Series in existence.

The ACA owns the Bass Pro Shops Collegiate Bass Fishing Series, Bass Pro Shops School of Year Presented by the Abu Garcia Program, and associated assets. ACA’s lineup of major college angling events includes a variety of tournaments across the country that are multi-day tournaments, all of which are televised on various networks, as well as broadcast on a variety of connected platforms. The ACA also supports numerous schools that host regional events across the country, helping to increase exposure and awareness of college angling.

Thanks in part to the wide diversity of media exposure provided by the ACA, the series has the most televised and broadcast coverage of any college fishing series. This includes a dedicated television series on numerous television networks and streaming platforms, as well as additional coverage of select events within other programs. This mix includes coverage from the Discovery Channel, CBS Sports, the Pursuit Channel, as well as other regional and national networks. You can also find anytime online coverage of past events thanks to coverage on OutdoorActionTV.com and PursuitUp.com