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Lucky Duck has introduced a new electronic predator call, designed for the run-and-gun hunter. Termed the "Roughneck," this portable, remote e-caller features 150 preloaded sounds and a 2,000-sound capacity, all capable of being delivered at a high volume. In an effort to live up to its name, the Roughneck boasts a silicone cover for protection, and to dampen the sound of its hard plastic housing accidentally knocking into things. Its remote, the new LD3X, features a relatively large screen, 10 levels of brightness and backlit buttons for when the light gets low. The call runs on 10 AA batteries and is compatible with Lucky Duck's rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack, while the remote runs on three AAs. For more information, check out luckyduck.com. MSRP: $499.99
They pressed north through wildfire to their destination, a lakeside bear camp in Saskatchewan. Days later, they wondered whether their decision-making was bold or reckless.
Pre orders for the Henry 1860 SUV Eagle are ongoing, a custom-engraved edition of its H11 New Original Henry Rifle developed in collaboration with the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War ("SUVCW"). A portion of the proceeds from every sale will support SUVCW's mission to preserve the history and legacy of America's Civil War veterans. Pre-orders are available exclusively at HenryUSA.com.
On this week's #SundayGunday, we’re checking out a brilliant little takedown rimfire lever action from Savage Arms. This is the Revel DLX. An excellent fusion between classic lines and modern features, the gun is built around a satin-finished Walnut stock, boasting stippling for grip and comfort. Learn more about it in this exclusive video.
As a part of your summertime scouting, make sure to look out for signs of EHD among your local deer herd. Frank Miniter has spotted some on his own scouting tips, and gives some information about the disease.
Federal Ammunition has announced an agreement that allows the United States Army to utilize its patented Peak Alloy ammunition case technology for use in multiple cartridges and weapon systems. The new agreement specifies conditions necessary prior to granting Government Purpose Rights, such as the delivery of 40-million cases featuring the new technology.
The National Rifle Association has awarded $15,000 in college scholarships to attendees of the 2025 NRA Youth Education Summit (Y.E.S.) through the Y.E.S. Grand Scholarship program.