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Has this bow season revealed a little more practice may be in order? Look no further than the new Speed Bag 500, from Delta McKenzie. Designed to stop high-velocity arrows and crossbow bolts, the Speed Bag 500 promises to handle whatever you throw at it—quite literally, up to 500 FPS. The target face spans 24-inches, while high-contrast graphics on both sides yield plenty of places to aim. Forty-eight pounds of fill lengthens target life, and improves stopping power, for easy one-handed removal of arrows and bolts. Learn more at dmtargets.com. MSRP: $64.99
Seemingly simple, selecting the proper turkey load is anything but a grab-and-go proposition nowadays. Instead, it requires consideration of key load characteristics, purpose and value, all of which are covered in this article.
Kings Camo has launched its all-new XKG Summit Series Packs. Engineered for versatility, comfort and load-hauling capability, this pack systems offer modular performance suitable for a wide range of adventures, from streamlined day hunts to extended backcountry trips.
Real Avid has announced the Ratchet Rest—Adjustable Height Shooting Bags designed to give shooters exact elevation control, faster target alignment and repeatable shooting performance.
The Mule Deer Foundation (MDF) mobilized a total of $48.3 million for mule deer and black-tailed deer in 2025, its second-best year on record. Across 153 projects in 17 states, MDF helped restore more than 537,000 acres of critical wildlife habitat, benefitted 129 deer herds and eliminated or converted 149 miles of hazardous fence to restore safe movement corridors for wildlife.
For the 2026 spring season, Tuo has architected a technical system specifically curated to meet the demands of turkey hunters. While engineered for maximum versatility, the Tuo ecosystem has developed a particular following in regions where the early season isn't defined by green leaves and lilac blooms, but by the high-contrast skeletal timber and grey-scale of the early spring woods.