'Go Hunt' Giveaway Offers Chance to Win $3,955 in Hunting Gear

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posted on July 19, 2017
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A bevy of companies have teamed to launch the new "Go Hunt" giveaway, which will award one lucky hunters with a prize package worth nearly $4,000 in gear.

The following products are included in the grand prize package:

Rock River Arms LAR-15 Lightweight Mountain Rifle
Traditions Vortek StrikerFire
• 12 Easton 5mm FMJ arrows
Delta McKenzie MoFoam Ultimate Target
Stealth Cam DS4K Trail Camera
Wildlife Research Center Camo Gift Bag
ScentKiller Gold Laundry Detergent, Body Wash and Shampoo
• Magnum Dripper and Golden Scrape Combo Pack and Special Golden Estrus
TruGlo Lock-Fire Drop-Away Arrow Rest, 9” Carbon XS Stabilizer, Activator BOA Release Aid and Hyper-Strike 5-pin Sight
• Three Packs of Spitfire DoubleCross Mechanical Broadheads from New Archery Products
Tru-Tech LT Quiver, Centra Pro Bow Sling and Bow Jack
MTM Case-Gard High Low Shooting Table
MTM Case-Gard Muzzleloader Dry Box
• Bear Edge Black Zytel Sideliner Assisted Opener
• Gatco Sceptor 2.0 Diamond/Carbide Sharpener
• $500 PolyCase Gift Card

The "Go Hunt" giveaway ends on Aug. 10, 2017. One grand prize winner will be contacted on Aug. 11, 2017, by email. Entries can be submitted here.

For more information, go to Shoot-On.com.

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