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The latest in Scent Crusher's line of odor-elimination implements, The Locker provides an efficient way to remove smells and odors both before and after a hunt. Utilizing research from NASA, the systems used in The Locker were developed around a digital ozone generator (a $250 value—included with The Locker), which emits chemical-free ozone, claimed to destroy most odors within 30 minutes. This rechargeable generator includes adjustable output, an almost silent circulation fan, and can operate over four hours on a single charge, making The Locker a portable option. The 69"X 45"X 27" Locker is easy to assemble, and includes heavy-duty metal shelves to suit storage needs. Similarly heavy-duty zippers keep ozone inside, while outside pockets and a weather-proof, moisture-resistant base round out this storage solution. For more information, please visit scentcrusher.com. MSRP: $349.99
Have a big rifle or slug gun that none of your soft cases seem to fit? Don’t let your firearms get banged up. Take a look at Allen’s Tejon or Bruiser Whitetail 2.0 cases!
Marlin has introduced the first ever lever-action rifle chambered in 10mm Auto. The Marlin Trapper Series Model 1894 in 10mm Auto is launching in conjunction with Hornady Manufacturing Company’s new LeveRevolution 10mm Auto ammunition.
While its most recognizable gun remains the ever-futuristic-looking AUG tactical bullpup first made in 1977 and still used by militaries worldwide, Steyr also makes handguns and hunting rifles. Its Pro Hunter III SX rifle is an all-around hunting rifle and a great example of Steyr quality, a trait much easier felt than described. I’ll try it anyway.
One of the world’s most productive copper mines is also one of Arizona’s most reliable sources of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep. The bighorns are not shy about entering the Freeport McMoRan open-pit mining operation—near Morenci, Ariz.—but predators are. As a result, there’s no natural check on sheep population growth.