On Target With Hunting Traditions
Your Dad Taught You... And So It Goes On
Decoys Sights Knives Camoflage Hunting Bows
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Works with Solid Fuel Sticks to generate heat for several hours. Solid fuel stick ignites easily with a match. To...
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Full length, knee high Merino active outdoor sock designed for skiing, snowboarding and other winter snow sports. Light, cushioned and...
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Micro Fleece is a lightweight insulation layer for daily use. Compact and warm, even when damp. The special micro fibre...
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A great lightweight mid layer for cold days and nights. Great for the bush or hanging around home. Available in...
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A heavy duty Primaloft® jacket designed for the rigours of hunting. Heavy duty Hydrafuse™ Downshell™ is a waterproof and breathable...
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The Clime Jacket was quite simply designed to be warm and stand up to a beating. The durable, wind and...
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The Captain's Choice is designed to meet the demanding needs of our professional customers. A progressive, semi-rimless frame design provides...
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The Colson's strong, sport-influenced surfacing and sweeping lens shape typify this full coverage, 8-base wrap. Designed in the US and...
Proudly brought to you by Craig Smith from Hatch Fishing With the end of the season on May 31, our in-flowing rivers are now closed until November first. There are couple of exceptions in that the Makarora and Matukituki rivers have the first couple of kilometers remaining open for the winter. While there is not much of a food supply for fish in these lower reaches, there can be some good fishing when fish congregate around the mouth and move up the river to spawn. The rainbows should be starting to do this in the next couple of months. If the lakes are low, the fishing at the mouths of incoming rivers is a good bet. If you are into...
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