Pro Staff Blogs

Bad Boy Buggies® Introduces Ambush™ Dual-Powertrain Vehicle

Posted by Outfitters Newswire on 1/11/2012 10:18:33 PM

AUGUSTA, GA — Outdoorsmen no longer have to choose between the silent, odorless operation of an electric vehicle or the extended range offered by a gas powertrain. With the new Ambush™ utility vehicle from Bad Boy Buggies, they can do it all. The Ambush features both a 48-volt electric drivetrain and a 16 hp, 480cc V-Twin gas engine, either of which can operate the vehicle independently in two-wheel-drive operation, or which can be operated in tandem for four-wheel-drive power. With a range of up to 100 ... More

Product Review: Pelican 1770 Gun Case

Posted by Neal Rohrbach on 12/20/2011 9:28:53 AM

Chasing game across the United States, we put a lot of wear and tear on all of our equipment, and when our livelihood, in many cases, depends on successful hunting trips, it’s extremely important that our guns and gear arrive safely at our destination with us. Earlier this Fall, I headed out to South Dakota to chase ducks, geese and pheasant, and began looking into my options for transporting my shotguns from South Georgia to the Prairie Pothole Region. For this particular trip I was flying, and we all know... More

GEORGIA DNR NAMES RANGER OF THE YEAR

Posted by Outfitters Newswire on 11/29/2011 3:39:33 PM

SOCIAL CIRCLE, Ga. (November 29, 2011) - The Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division selected RFC Tim Butler, a conservation ranger for Pulaski/Bleckley counties, as the 2011 State Ranger of the Year.   Runner-up to the Ranger of the Year award, RFC Tim Hutto of the Southeast Georgia Region, received the 2011 James R. Darnell Award. This award is titled “The Fawn” and is a James R. Darnell sculpture. “The State of Georgia is fortunate to have people such as RFC Tim Butler and RF... More

Product Review: ZCORR Firearm Preservation and Storage Bag

Posted by Outfitters Newswire on 11/23/2011 10:57:21 AM

Product reviewed by Paul Guay, Outdoor Channel Outfitters Pro Staff   If your family is anything like ours, you probably have a couple too many rifles and shot guns. They are like tools in our tool box. You have common tools and you have specialty tools; you don’t want to get rid of any of them because you never know when you will need one of them for a specific job. It isn’t easy to keep them serviceable either. If a rifle or shotgun isn’t getting regular use, then they need to be cleaned up and oiled... More