Provided by Old Trapper
July 7, 2021
Old Trapper, a beef jerky brand, will be promoting its product through digital signage this summer, sponsoring the television show North American Whitetail, according to a company press release. As part of the sponsorship, Old Trapper messaging and signage will be incorporated into the set and featured in multiple segments on the show. North American Whitetail, in its 18th season, focuses on big-game hunting. Digital video and social media sharing will be seen on Sling TV, TV Now, Fubo TV, Spectrum Essentials, Amazon, Apple TV, XBox and Roku, as well as on the Outdoor Sportsman Group Facebook and Instagram channels.
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February 5, 2021
The hunting world is still buzzing over the new state non-typical archery buck tagged by Phillip Pless of Newfane (see Feb. 15 issue of
New York Outdoor New). If you are a big game hunter and you missed the announcement of this spectacular trophy, the Pless buck is an amazing mass of bone that was recently certified as the top set of antlers in New York. The final score was a gross measurement of 221-3/8 and a net score of 214-2/8 inches. Whoa!
It was not just measured by one official scorer. There was a panel of three judges that worked together to come up with a final number that they all agreed upon. I was there and I witnessed the difficulty of the task at hand. Don Haseley, of Sanborn, Dave Muir, of North Tonawanda, and Jeff Wetzel, of Lockport, were the trio involved in this history-making Niagara County beast. Haseley even admitted it was the most difficult set of antlers that he has ever had to score.
Few rounds are as versatile, popular, and capable as the
.30-06 Springfield. We recently had the opportunity to run many boxes of ammunition through bolt-action rifles ranging from the new Benelli Lupo to old and beautiful classics like the Belgian Browning High Power Safari. When we prepare for the next deer or big game hunt, the following ammo sections will be on the shooting bench. Sierra’s .30-06 GameChanger shot fantastic groups for our test at the range. (Photo: Kristin Alberts/Guns.com) Once known only for bullets, Sierra is altering the face of loaded hunting ammunition.
GameChanger utilizes a 165-grain Tipped Game King (TGK) bullet. The projectile’s lead core is encased in a thick copper jacket and then tipped with polymer in a hollow-point design. Sierra advertises superior penetration and controlled expansion at any range and suggests using the .30-06 165-grain loads on anything from deer to moose. We found that GameChanger shot a fantastic sub-