Predator Trailcam Informer XP IR, Video w/Sound, 3.2 MP
Advanced Dragon IR Technology allows you to capture true infrared images and video, plus sound, out to 75`, with no red glow. 3.5` screen for easy One Touch settings. Adjustable day/night resolution and IR range, Hypersonic 1/3-second trigger speed. Memory: up to 16 GB SD card (not included). Uses 10 AA batteries (not included). Color: Mossy Oak Break-Up Infinity.
Normal Price: $499.99, SALE Price: $336.74

Predator Trailcam Xtinction IR Cam, Infrared, 3.2 MP

If you don’t want a traditional IR trailcam with the “Red Glowing Bulbs” that spook deer then this is the camera for you, features high resolution images–3.2 megapixels by day/1.3 by night, hypersonic 1/2 second trigger speed, exclusive Double Vision Technology that allows the user to operate the camera with 32 “True” infrared emitters for up to 30ft. Normal Price: 479.99, SALE PRICE: $343.52

Predator Trailcam Informer IR, Video w/Sound, 3.2 MP adj
The all-new, informer IR is built on one core principle affordable performance. This sturdy feature packed camera has the same great fieatures as its bigger brother including NEW Dragon IR Technology that reaches out to 50 ft.! Normal Price: $429.99, SALE PRICE: $273.46

Predator Trailcam Evolution XR IR Cam, Infrared

A “true” IR trailcam with all the essential features to make it the most affordable and state-of-the-art camera of its kind, features hypersonic 1/4 second trigger speed, 3.5″ color screen that displays four split images at one time, ability to pan, zoom, lock, and delete highlighted images in the field, can also view video on the touch screen. Normal Price: 399.99 SALE PRICE: $258.77

Each pair of i-Kam Xtreme glasses comes with four interchangeable lenses in polarized black, amber, brown and clear to use in all lighting conditions. Frames are available in both glossy white and flat black, RealTree camouflage and white. A hard bodied carrying case, cleaning cloth, AC adapter and instruction manual are also included.

“At Hunter’s Specialties we’re always looking for exciting new products that feature cutting edge technology to add to our line,” said David Forbes, Hunter’s Specialties Co-CEO. “When we saw the quality of the video being shot by these glasses and the number of great applications for hunters and other outdoor enthusiasts, we knew this was a product worthy of our name.”

TO purchase the i-kam xtreme 3.0 video glasses, please check out eders.com.

Or see BowhuntingOutlet.com for a great deal on IKAM XTRME 3.0 VIDEO sunglasses
Specs:

Features:

Reset Button

Audio Microphone

Digital Video Camera

4 Sets of Quality Interchangeable Lenses (colors Clear/Polarized Black/Polarized Amber/ Polarized Brown) Easy PC / Mac USB Connection (no driver needed) Easy 2-Button Operation Supports Micro SD Cards (up to 8 GB)

4 GB Built in Memory (Approx. 3 hours of video) Patent Pending

The new Ikam Xtreme is the latest hands free video recorder. It makes the helmet camera obsolete! There are no wires or battery packs, just a lightweight pair of sunglasses that is capable of recording 3 hours of unsurpassed quality video & audio footage. The footage can then be easily downloaded onto your computer.


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Answer:
Do they change the face of compound bows forever? Maybe, we spend the weekend shooting shooting some of The Diamond Iceman bows and have to say we were very impressed. The bows are very quiet and accurate. The bow is pretty expensive as are the Bowtech bows that feature the center pivot technology, but if price is no object, than we do recommend getting one.

Check out the video below for more info on the design:

Answer:
There are so many great releases and to list just a few is difficult, but below are three of the best for the year, listed in price order.

TRU-FIRE Edge Release w/Foldback

T.R.U. Ball Black Hornet Release

Cobra All Adjust Release

If your arrow rest fails, you’ve got a big problem on your hands – at least a solid day – maybe two – spent retuning and resighting. Try that while sitting on a Colorado mountain. I spent a day and a half during the peak of the whitetail rut getting my bow back in tune and resighted after the rest’s support arm broke and left me in the lurch. Now I always have a back-up bow fully rigged and sighted-in – just in case. Obviously, durability and reliability are critical qualities of a rest, but it also has to produce good arrow flight.
If one of your arrow’s fletchings contacts the rest when the shaft is speeding forward, the bow will never be perfectly tuned. This contact deflects the tail of the arrow (usually upward and to the left, for right- handed archers) which results in slashing arrow flight.

When there’s contact, consistent accuracy with hunting arrows is tough to achieve, made even more complicated by differences in your arrow’s nock rotation (which affects the position of the fletchings relative to the rest). You may have a dozen arrows that all look pretty much the same, but because of slight differences in their nocks, and the inconsistent nature of fletching contact, they don’t group worth a darn when shooting broadheads.

A good rest has to produce enough clearance that every single arrow can be adjusted and tuned quickly and easily, without the need for meticulously fine-tune the nock position of each one. Tunability is the second major requirement of a good hunting rest. The following is a list of the top four arrow rests for 2009 that we believe will work well for most archers.

TOP ARROW RESTS FOR 2009

The Trophy ridge Whisker Biscuit Quick Shot for 2009 features: Windage adjustment, Composite-encased biscuit – 150% stronger than previous models and Reference marks

The Whisker Biscuit arrow rests have been some of the best selling rests for years. These rests completly cradle your arrow so your arrow will never fall off. And, although it is a complete containment rest, it only slows the arrow down by one foot per second. The new aluminum-encased Whisker Biscuits are 300% stronger than previous models.

The Whisker Biscuit’s new design makes setup easier than ever before. Attach the Whisker Biscuit® to your riser mounting holes and it automatically lines up the arrow rest. And every model (except the SureShot Pro) is universal left and right handed.

MORE COMPACT: this year’s model is lighter and more compact.

To Purchase or to learn more about the Trophy Ridge Quick Shot Whisker Biscuit, see eders.com:

The QuickShot Whisker Biscuit Rest sells for $49.99, but don’t forget Professional Bowhunters get special discounts at eders.com.
 

NAP QuikTune Freedom Rest
This is plain and simple an AWESOME REST!!! It is A drop away rest that requires no strings or complicated set up. And what’s more, it features a full capture to keep your arrow in its place no matter what the angle of your bow. Truly a rest that should be named FREEDOM…It’s uncomplicated, easy to set-up, rugged and dependable. This is the first full-containment cordless drop-away arrowrest that “can be let down without letting you down.”
The NAP QuikTune Freedom Rest sells for $49.99, but don’t forget Professional Bowhunters get special discounts at eders.com

Trophy Taker X-Treme SL Fall Away Rest
Economical version of the X-treme FC with a simple proven design, combines response and accuracy with full containment security, Buss Stop Cam action, cable clamp included, available in black only.
Trophy Taker X-Treme SL Fall Away Rest sells for $49.99, but don’t forget Professional Bowhunters get special discounts at eders.com. It is available in both Right and left hand models.

Check out all the Archery Arrow Rests at eders.com

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Bow Hunter Dan	Bow Hunter Ann	Rifle Hunter Dan
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Curses Foiled Again Puzzle	Family Feud Puzzle	In Your Dreams Puzzle
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Kids of all ages love shooting bows and arrows!!! and luckily we have some great bows for kids of all ages and at great prices!

Mini Genesis Bow 5-12# – Best for Ages 4 to 8
Machined aluminum, single cam compound bow that utilizes zero percent let-off which eliminates specific draw length, allowing anyone with a shorter draw to shoot the same bow. Draw range of 14″ – 25″, 29″ axle to axle length, brace height of 6 1/8″, Draw weight range of 5- 12 lbs.

Right Hand Black w/ Blue cams $127.51

Right Hand Blue $127.51

Right Hand Red $127.51

Right Hand Camo $140.39

Left Hand Blue $127.51

Left Hand Red $127.51

Left Hand Camo $140.39

KITs Kits Include: Color coordinated belt loop quiver and adjustable arm guard, 5 Easton aluminum arrows and two target faces.

Right Hand Blue $167.44

Right Hand Red $167.44

Right Hand Camo $180.32

Left Hand Camo $180.32

Right Hand Orange $127.51

Right Hand Blue $127.51

Right Hand Purple $127.51

Right Hand Red $127.51

Right Hand Yellow $127.51

Right Hand Camo $140.39

Left Hand Blue $127.51

Left Hand Green $127.51

Left Hand Purple $127.51

Left Hand Red $127.51

Left Hand Orange $127.51

Left Hand Yellow $127.51

Left Hand Camo $140.39

Bow Set – Kit Includes: Color-coordinated belt loop quiver and adjustable arm guard. 5 Easton aluminum arrows and two target faces.

Right Hand Blue $167.44

Right Hand Red $167.44

Right Hand Camo $180.32

Left Hand Camo $180.32

Lil Brave Recurve Set $42.24

SHARP SHOOTER SET
$36.50

48″ recommended for 5-8 year olds

Right Hand 15 pound $78.74

Right Hand 20 pound $78.74

Right Hand 25 pound $78.74

Left Hand 15 pound $78.74

Left Hand 20 pound $78.74

Left Hand 25 pound $78.74

54″ recommended for 7-12 year olds

Right Hand 15 pound $82.78

Right Hand 20 pound $82.78

Right Hand 25 pound $82.78

Right Hand 29 pound $82.78

Left Hand 15 pound $82.78

Left Hand 20 pound $82.78

Left Hand 25 pound $82.78

Left Hand 29 pound $82.78

62″ recommended for 11-15 year olds

Right Hand 15 pound $90.85

Right Hand 20 pound $90.85

Right Hand 25 pound $90.85

Right Hand 29 pound $90.85

Right Hand 35 pound $90.85

Left Hand 20 pound $90.85

Left Hand 25 pound $90.85

Left Hand 29 pound $90.85

Left Hand 35 pound $82.78

66″ recommended for 14-Adult

Right Hand 18 pound $90.85

Right Hand 23 pound $90.85

Right Hand 28 pound $90.85

Right Hand 33 pound $90.85

Right Hand 38 pound $90.85

Left Hand 23 pound $90.85

Left Hand 28 pound $90.85

Left Hand 33 pound $90.85

Left Hand 38 pound $82.78

Youth Compound Bow Set $41.99

COP Youth Recurve Bow Set $41.99

LIL APACHE BOW SET 40in 9.5# $22.69

LIL APACHE BOW SET 40in 9.5# $28.81

Draw Length: 25″ max

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The list of 3-D innovations that have spilled over into bowhunting is long: speed bows, lighter arrows, better releases, string nocking loops and moveable pin sights. It is the final category that interests me this month.

Moveable pin sights have a lever that pivots around a central point. As you move the lever down, the sight pin goes up positioning it for close-range shots. There’s a pointer and scale that permit you to set the lever to the exact yardage of the shot. Moveable pin sights have their place in bowhunting, but like every other piece of gear, they aren’t for everyone. Here’s a rundown of the strengths and weaknesses of these sights so you can decide if they are right for you.

The Advantages of Moveable Pins
Let me set up the ultimate scenario. You’ve just stalked up to the last piece of cover that stands between you and a feeding bull elk. You pull out your laser rangefinder and determine that he’s exactly 46 yards away. You reach down to your bow, twist a knob and slide a lever until the pointer on the scale reads just over 45 yards. When the bull lifts his head to look the other way you carefully draw your bow and plant the single pin right on the center of his lungs. Doubt and guesswork have just evaporated from the equation. You make a clean release and place the arrow perfectly for a quick kill. He’s down before he even gets out of the mountain meadow.

What you’ve just read about is bowhunting’s ultimate demonstration of systematic precision. By eliminating as many variables as possible, you give yourself the best possible chance for success.

Nearly all archers are more accurate when they can aim dead-on without having to figure the proper holdover with their pins or try to bracket between two adjacent pins. It’s a lot easier to make a 46 yard shot if you have a 46 yard pin than to try to bracket between your 40 and 50 yard pins. The only way you’re going to have a pin for every possible yardage is to use a sight that has a moveable pin. This is the most accurate possible system.

The Cons of High Technology

Once you hit full draw with most moveable pin sights you are stuck with the pin position. This can be a disadvantage if the exact distance of the shot isn

I was hunting moose and bear in Newfoundland when I got my first lesson in the downside of using moveable pin sights for hunting. Another bowhunter named Mike had met me for the hunt. Mike was not a very experienced hunter. On the third day of the hunt, Mike was following his guide through the regrowth of a large area of logged pine timber when the guide suddenly stopped, put his hand out, backed up a few yards and then crouched down. Mike took his cue and dropped to the ground. After being waved up, Mike quickly sneaked to the guide’s side.

“There’s a big bear eating partridge berries just on the other side of that little pine tree,” the guide whispered very lightly. “He’s only about 30 feet away. Ease out around me and take the shot.”

Mike couldn’t believe the range could be only 30 feet so he set his moveable pin sight for 30 yards and slowly sneaked past the guide until he could see around the tree. What a shock! The bear was right in front of him, still totally preoccupied with his lunch. The excitement was more than my friend could handle and he completely forgot that he had preset his sight for a much longer distance. Mike drew back, settled the bead on the bear’s chest and promptly shot right over his back. The bear beat a hasty departure as Mike and his guide watched in stunned disbelief. That’s how you miss a 300 pound bear at less than 10 yards.

The situation that Mike encountered is a classic downside when using moveable pin sights for hunting. Because the pin was preset, Mike was forced to either take the time to move it once he got into position for the shot, or to hold low on the intended target. Adrenaline has a way of ruling out clear thinking during the moment of truth and all too often we aren’t able to make good, fast decisions. Mike’s living proof of that fact.

When Game Is On The Move
Another situation that puts moveable pin sights at a disadvantage occurs when game is moving. Suppose a buck is approaching your stand and you decide to draw before he gets into range. That way you’ll be ready for the shot as soon as it’s presented. Too often, you get one fleeting opportunity. You have to be at full draw and ready to release the string or the buck gets away. For what range are you going to set the pin?

Or, suppose you’ve just stalked up on a mule deer that’s feeding on the opposite side of a low evergreen shrub. You can see his rack once in a while over the top and you know he’s moving toward the side, but you can’t really tell how far away he is. You have to draw before he clears the cover or he’ll catch your movement. Again, where do you set the pin?

Obviously, unless you consider these possibilities and take precautions to overcome them well before they actually happen, you’re faced with a tough moment of truth puzzle. I’ve shot a fair amount of game, and I must confess that I’m not cool enough under fire to do a lot of intelligent thinking on the quick. It’s about all I can do to stick with my normal routine: estimate range, pick a pin and focus on the spot. If you throw additional challenges into the mix I’m likely to crater.

The Best Of Both Worlds
There is a way that you can benefit from the advantages of a single moveable pin without giving up the flexibility of multiple pins. Several companies make moveable pin sights with compact sight bodies having more than one pin. In fact, most have three pins. With this system you can set the moveable pin sight to its closest range setting and then sight-in the three pins for 20, 30 and 40 yards. Further you can then use the lever to set the top pin for five-yard increments from 20 to your maximum range. Now, you have a valuable option during the moment of truth. You can use the top pin and move the sight for exact distances, or you can leave it at the 20 yard setting and use the three pre-set fixed pins.

If you see a buck approaching your stand you simply leave the sight at the 20-yard setting and draw. When he finally offers a shot you’ll have three pins to help you make the proper aim. However, if you have time to use your rangefinder and know the exact distance to a stationary target you can opt for maximum accuracy. Move the slide until you’ve set the top pin for the shot’s exact distance. Now you can hold dead-on.

With the right system, moveable pin sights are extremely accurate and will be an asset to your hunting rig. However, with the wrong system these sights can be more of a problem than a solution.

The most popular moveable-pin sights these days are from HHA. Check out the selection of HHA Optimizer sights at eders.com…Click Here.