November 03, 2010

Camo Unlimited Killer Camo

By Patrick Meitin

Killer Kamo is comprised of six indistinctive tones, offering excellent concealment in a variety of landscapes. Killer Kamo is built on the same quality platform customers have grown to appreciate.

Polyurethane-coated, UV-treated, rot/mold-resistant and 100 percent waterproof materials are used to ensure the life of all Camo Unlimited camouflage nets. The all-new pattern is offered in ultralight and military-style nets ranging from 8-by-10 feet to 10-by-20 feet configurations.

Contact: Camo Unlimited; (866) 448-CAMO; www.camounlimited.com

Field Tested: Sitka Women's Waterfowl System

Emily Kantner - July 19, 2019

See how this new line performed in the field!

A dainty English setter suited for the uplands has the drive for waterfowl.

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To date, Ducks Unlimited has played a role in conserving 14 million acres.

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Here's how to cash in on the spreading numbers of white-fronts.

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John Gordon

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Waterfowl Workouts: 3 Summer Duck Dog Drills

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Keep your retriever sharp in the offseason.

Cowboy Fernandez Commemorative Yentzen Classic Duck Call

As Groves, Texas duck call maker Sure-Shot Game Calls celebrates their 60th anniversary during 2019, company CEO Charlie Holder shows off the limited edition Yentzen Classic aimed at commemorating the life and times of company founder Jim 'Cowboy' Fernandez. With a special autographed box and a laser engraved call body, the Cowboy Classic is a perfect way to honor the legacy of the 1959 world duck calling champ and inventor of the double-reed duck call.