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Hunting Made Easy (HME) has developed a compact multi-tool for archers and bowhunters, designed as an in-the-field, do-it-all solution for equipment installation, adjustments and repairs. Shaped like a credit cart, though a bit wider, the Multi-Tool has the size and durabilty to be thrown into a pocket or daypack without worry, and can also be carried via an included keychain attachment. The tool includes a nock wrench, a three-inch ruler, a cash and card holder, a bottle opener, a box cutter, and a broadhead wrench compatible for use with two-, three-, and four-blade broadheads as well as most mechanical heads. Five different sizes if Allen wrench jut from the corners, alongside a Phillips-head screwdriver and six wrench sizes to fit virtually any sight, arrow rest or accessory. Finally, a broadhead sharpener is included to touch up blade edges in the field. For more information on this handy tool, please visit hmeproducts.com.MSRP: $14.99
This year’s standout hunting firearms reveal an industry focused on refining proven ideas. Manufacturers are increasingly embracing features once reserved for premium models and including extras that a few years ago were considered aftermarket additions. Whether you’re chasing game close to home or venturing deep into the backcountry, today’s new hunting guns arrive more capable than ever before.
The Department of the Interior recently announced the largest expansion of hunting and sport fishing opportunities in the history of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The Service is also making more than 1,000 modifications to existing regulatory provisions, reducing complexity and making it easier for hunters and anglers to understand and comply with applicable rules.
Henry Repeating Arms has introduced the Founding Fathers Collection, a series of seven Tribute Edition rifles honoring the men who shaped the American republic: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, James Madison, John Jay, and Alexander Hamilton.