Archive for Product Reviews
BaseMap Hunting and Fishing Spot Locator App by Earl Prochnick
Posted by: | CommentsEarl Prochnick highly recommends the BaseMap Hunting and Fishing Spot Locator App. Features include: Read More→
B. Hazy Eye Slabs by Kevin McConnell
Posted by: | CommentsKevin McConnell recommends the B. Hazy Eye Slab (3/8 oz.) for jigging for white bass. Read More→
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Posted by: | CommentsBore Snake by Dennis Koch
Posted by: | CommentsDennis Koch bought a Bore Snake at a gun show for his Ruger 10/22. The .22 Bore Snake sells for around $15.00 – $17.00. The first time that he used his Bore Snake it made his Ruger’s barrel look brand new. They are also available at Academy, Wal-Mart, and Cabela’s. Product information includes:
- Simply a better way to clean handguns, rifles, and shotguns.
- Brushes and swabs the bore in one quick pass.
- Has built-in bore brushes.
- No assembly required.
- Lightweight and compact.
- Solvent compatible.
- Washable and reusable. No exposed metal to damage sensitive rifling or crown.
BOSS Shotgun Shells by Raul Pena
Posted by: | CommentsRaul Pena highly recommends TSS Ammunition and their BOSS Shotgun Shells. They have superior penetration, stopping power, and range. For more information see:
https://pipesf16.wordpress.com/range-comparison-steel-itx-hw13-tss/
https://waterfowlchoke.com/tss-ammunition-is-a-game-changer/
Cabela’s by Randy Rowley
Posted by: | CommentsRandy Rowley recommends Cabela’s retail store in Buda. When I walked into Cabela’s for the first time all we could say was “WOW!” I knew that they had mounts but it’s really best described as part store and part museum. Easily 1/5 of the store is a museum. The store has over 500 mounts; the majority are full-sized. The poses are very realistic. Read More→
Cabela’s Deluxe Locking Hoist and Gambrel System by Randy Rowley
Posted by: | CommentsCabela’s Northern Flight Deluxe Swivel Stool by Paul Ellis
Posted by: | CommentsPaul Ellis highly recommends the Cabela’s Northern Flight Deluxe Swivel Stool, available at Cabela’s stores, but not online at https://www.cabelas.com, and also available at Bass Pro Shops stores, but not online at www.basspro.com. Read More→
Custom Ear Plugs by Allen Gann
Posted by: | CommentsAllen recommends the following:
Radians CEP001 Custom Molded Earplugs. They deliver a 26 NRR. They are available in red (CEP001-R), pink (CEP001-P), and tan (CEP001-T) – in that price order (but the differences in price is less than $2). The different colored plugs do not provide and additional benefits.
Browning Decibullz 12620 Hearing Protection. They deliver a 31 Noise Reduction Rating (NRR), provide a triple seal, and are custom moldable and re-moldable. They come in Browning yellow. Read More→
Custom Rod Builder Ray with Mason River Outfitters by David Smith
Posted by: | CommentsDavid Smith recommends Mason River Outfitters. If you want a high quality custom rod built with great craftsmanship give Ray a call at 512-407-7082. He does great work with high quality components and is a good Christian man. Read More→
Defender Concealment Holster by Kevin Coleman
Posted by: | CommentseDecals Graphics by Randy Rowley
Posted by: | CommentsFlashlight Review by Paul Irwin
Posted by: | CommentsHi all – I wanted to give a brief review of some flashlights I bought recently. If you are receiving this, I have reason to believe that you are into the outdoors whether it be shooting, hunting, or simply camping or hiking. I hope you find this useful and it will potentially save you a lot of money. Read More→
GOT Reticle by Randy Rowley
Posted by: | CommentsFinally, there is an inexpensive solution to the age old problem of not being able to see your scope’s reticle’s at night while hog or varmint hunting with a regular scope! Read More→
HiViz Compsight and Champion EasyHit Fiber-optic Sight by Randy Rowley
Posted by: | CommentsHook Holsters by Randy Rowley
Posted by: | CommentsHUNTINGsmart! Online Hunter Education Course by Randy Rowley
Posted by: | CommentsI took the HUNTINGsmart! course on 9/29/21 because it was a requirement to hunt at Fort Hood, which does not honor state exemptions. It costs $28.95, plus a state fee of $5.36 (total = $34.31). For hunters under the age of 17, a field course is also required for certification. It was an extremely thorough course that covered just about everything. It included 15 modules and several pre-tests before the 50-question test. Read More→
Muck Boots by Randy Rowley
Posted by: | CommentsThe problems with your typical rubber boots are they don’t do a good job of keeping your feet warm and they take on a foot odor. Muck has solved these problems with their breathable Airmesh linings (similar to the linings in running shoes).
They also feature stretch-fit topline bindings that fit snug to your calves to keep warmth in and cold out, added toe protection with a wrap-up toe bumper, kick rims for hands-free removal, additional Achilles reinforcement, 5mm CR flex-foam booties with four-way stretch nylon, and the outsole wraps the entire perimeter to provide maximum protection and stability. They are lightweight, flexible, buoyant, and comfortable! The comfort range is from -20° F to 75° F!
I got a pair of their Edgewater boots for $80.95 plus shipping. From what I can tell the only difference between their Edgewater and Fieldblazer boots is the later has camo uppers (but no one will see them because they’ll be covered with your pants) and costs $20.00 more! My Edgewater’s are now the only boots that I wear while deer and/or hog hunting in cold and cool weather. Muck makes several other models, including Wetland and Wood versions.
PFILERSO Lure Wraps by Randy Rowley
Posted by: | CommentsThese cover the entire lure. They’re made of clear PVC and use velcro to close the covers. They go for $19 for ten of them.
See https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08BJ4W8RW/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A2W4P2MEQSAPH&psc=1.
Rivers West Rain Gear Packages by Mike Walsh
Posted by: | CommentsRivers West is the waterproof gear that the fishermen on the cable TV show Dangerous Catch use. I have the Eider waterfowl jacket. It is water-tight. Read More→
Rogue Fishing.Co The Protector Phone Tether 3.0 by Randy Rowley
Posted by: | CommentsIf you’re like me, you always take your camera with you when fishing and hunting from your boat, to capture God’s glorious sunrises and sunsets, pictures of friends with fish and ducks, videos of friends catching fish and incoming ducks, etc. Often those pictures are much better than the same ones taken from land. But I worry about dropping my expensive phone in the lake, bay, etc. due to slippery and cold hands. Rogue Fishing.Co has solved that problem with their The Protector Phone Tether 3.0. Read More→
Solid Tactical Steel Target Stands by Darrel Barnette
Posted by: | CommentsSome overseas missionary friends of Darrel Barnette who also love to shoot are currently stuck in the US due to Covid-19. Together they came up with a target stand that Daryl designed that is now out on Amazon. Eddy Chance helped them to prototype it. Read More→
Tear Aid Type A & B Patches by Randy Rowley
Posted by: | CommentsIf you ever get a hole in your neoprene or breathable waders a Tear-Aid Patch Type A will seal it. I’ve tried Tear Aid Type A patches on both types of waders and it fixed leaks in both types. Read More→
Thumper by Kevin McConnell
Posted by: | CommentsKevin McConnell highly recommends using a thumper for white/hybrid/striped bass. See https://www.youtube.com/
USRAC System – a Less Expensive Alternative to Gun Safes by Randy Rowley
Posted by: | CommentsThe USRAC System offers heavy duty gun security protection. It’s constructed of T-6 aluminum and high carbon heat-treated steel and is rubber-coated to protect items from scratches. It’s hidden mounting system makes it tamper-proof, damage-proof, and theft-proof. It is offered in wall-mounted or car-mounted versions. Their products are made in the USA. MSRP is $210. Read More→
As you know, I do a lot of early morning fishing trips and duck hunts from my boat, so it’s paramount to have reliable spotlights that are bright, waterproof, and float. The problem with a corded spotlight such as Q-beam’s is they often spark when you plug them into an outlet that is wet (as is often the case in boats), which also can cause them to not work or stop working.