G5® Outdoors Creates Havoc™ For Big Game

Contact: Jeff Bergmann

715.442.2078

jeff@providencemarketinggroup.net

 

G5^® Outdoors Creates Havoc™ For Big Game

Havoc™ is the latest edition to the popular line of G5^® broadheads

Memphis, Michigan – G5^® Outdoors, the leading manufacturer of premium archery equipment and design is pleased to announce the addition of the Havoc™ to the wildly popular line of quality engineered broadheads. The Havoc™ is surgically designed and scientifically engineered for one purpose – to create devastation for big game.

The all-new two-blade mechanical broadhead is G5^® Outdoors first mechanical head to have Swiss Steel LUTZ blades. This combination alone makes for one of the sharpest blades ever released in the broadhead market. The blades lock in using their new Posi-Lock blade retention system, which is a no o-ring, no rubber band, and no-hassle system.

The Havoc™ also has a balanced blade deployment system that allows both blades to always deploy simultaneously, ensuring bigger, and more consistent entrance holes. The new blade cartridge system allows users to change blades quickly and easily with no hassle. The new Havoc™ is available in 100 and 125 grains and comes with a practice broadhead.

Havoc™ Specs:

• German Lutz Blades
• Posi-Lock Blade Retention
• Balanced Blade Deployment
• Replaceable Blade Cartridge System
• 100 and 125 Grain Models
• No Rubber Bands or O-Rings
• 2” Cutting Diameter

“Every year we strive to produce some of the world’s best hunting broadheads that assure hunters accurate flight and quick kills,” stated Joel Harris, Brand Manager for G5 Outdoors. “2012 is no different, as we prepare to release one of sharpest and most lethal broadheads available in today’s industry.”

About G5^® Outdoors

G5^® Outdoors L.L.C. is a family owned business established in 2000 and backed by more than 40 years of precision manufacturing experience. G5^® strives to provide superior products that are Designed to Hunt™ through precision manufacturing and innovative design. To learn more about G5^® Outdoors, visit www.g5outdoors.com or call (866)456-8836.

Preparing for Trout Season

In my preperation for chasing after them gorgeous and tasty trout I stopped at the local Walmart last night after work and picked up a few things just to start.

I picked up a couple of packages of #6 Eagle Claw Snelled Hooks for night crawler action.

I also like to use spinners from time to time and am a fan of Rooster tails. Normally I buy the 1/8 oz but this year I am trying the  1/16 ounce.

I also picked up a couple packages of #7 barrel Swivels which i seem to go through quite a bit. They might be a tad big but we will see.



I being new to Fly Fishing picked up this nifty little item that fit's right in your pocket for easy access for those moments when I can't remember how to ty a knot. Not only does it have the 10 most popular knots in easy to read diagrams it is also printed on water proof plastic cards that doubles as a fold out 12" ruler.

 

I still want to get a few more things so keep your eye out for further posts of goodies that I purchase.

A Mouth Watering Salmon Recipe

Next to Trout as being my favorite there is Salmon, so i thought you might like this recipe.

Sweet Salmon Kabobs

tbsp Brown sugar (packed)
1 ½ tsp paprika
1 tsp chili powder
½ tsp cayenne pepper
Cherry tomatoes
Pineapple
Salt & Pepper
2 pounds skinless salmon cut in to chunks
Red onion in large trunks

Preheat grill medium heat. In large bowl combine all ingredients except salmon and onion. Rub mixture onto salmon and onion chunks. Thread salmon and onion on to skewers, grill 9-11 minutes until salmon is cooked turning occasionally.

recipe from Kris's Kitchen
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For Sale, Any Takers

I put this back up for sale hoping to sell it so i could get fishing tackle for my new hobby - Fly Fishing.

If any interested please contact me via email and I do accept Paypal.

This is a brand new item, never used and still in the plastic with owners manual.

MSRP - $99.99 your cost $65.00 + $5.00 s&h = $70.00

The new Gorilla® G15 Safety Harness is a streamline safety harness for all season comfort. the ultra lightweight, breathable form-fitting design goes on in seconds. It provides a 360° range of movement so you never miss a shot. The energy absorbing tether system outperforms conventional harness designs and reduces felt fall force by nearly 40%. It is comfortable and easy to use. The lightweight design is for both warm and cold climates. It features a full adjustable quick release buckle system for a better fit, convenient accessory clips, climbing strap/suspension relief strap for safety, padded waist and leg straps for support and a quick connect tree strap is included. Near universal fit, for waist sizes ranging from 25 inches to 51 inches. Mossy Oak® Treestand® camouflage.

Blog #2 got it's New Face

Just wanted to mention that my #2 Blog "Black Powder Shooting" finally got the face it so deserves.

RG Web Graphics

 Bill with RG Web Graphics who designed my Official logo that you see here in my header has done it again for me by creating this awesome header for BPS. I just wanted to extend my grateful appreciation for all he has done.

If you haven't stopped by yet than please do and become a follower or subscribe via email. All our welcome.

Whitetail Woods & Black Powder Shooting in "Preserving the Outdoors"

Carbon Express Renews Partnership With Beyond The Hunt

Contact: Jeff Bergmann

715 442 2078

jeff@providencemarketinggroup.net 

Carbon Express Continues to Go

Beyond The Hunt With Rick and Julie

Carbon Express Renews Partnership With Beyond The Hunt

Starring Rick and Julie Kreuter

Flushing, Michigan – Carbon Express, a leader in arrow technology, innovation and precision is pleased to announce its continued relationship with Rick and Julie Kreuter, hosts of Beyond The Hunt, a show that spotlights “the experience” of hunting. Rick and Julie are honorable spokespersons of the Carbon Express Pro Staff and an integral part of hunters loyal to the Carbon Express brand.

“With a full season under our belt, Rick and I have had the opportunity to put the some of the most technically advanced precision arrows to the ultimate test,” remarked Julie Kreuter. “The Mayhem™ and Pile Driver™ arrows exceeded our expectations after our very first whitetail trip of the year. They performed flawlessly. We look forward to another season with Carbon Express^® arrows lining our quivers and bringing our viewers Beyond The Hunt.”

“We spend countless hours in the field waiting for that distinct moment that electrifies our soul, when that trophy walks into range,” stated Rick Kreuter. “I cannot afford to jeopardize any time in the field with equipment that doesn’t perform true. I’ve relied on the kinetic energy and knock down power of my Carbon Express^® Pile Driver™ Series arrows to lay my game to rest.”

“Beyond The Hunt” brings a unique element to outdoor programming that sets the pace for future television shows,” stated Rob Eastman, the President of Carbon Express. “The Kreuters are fine representatives of the Carbon Express brand and of our industry in general. Our premier lines of products are designed for hunters who demand superior performance and we look to people like the Kreuters to demonstrate that.”

About Carbon Express^®

Carbon Express^®, an Eastman Outdoors Inc. brand, is the leading manufacturer of high performance carbon hunting and target arrows and arrow components for hunters and target shooters. For more information or customer service visit www.carbonexpressarrows.com, or call 800.241.4833.

 

Tying the Davy Knot - Fly Fishing

Carbon Express Renews Partnership With Don and Kandi Kisky

Contact: Jeff Bergmann

715 442 2078

jeff@providencemarketinggroup.net

Carbon Express Puts the

‘Whitetail’ in ‘Freak’

Carbon Express Renews Partnership With Don and Kandi Kisky

and All the Whitetail Freaks

Flushing, Michigan – Carbon Express, a leader in arrow technology, innovation and precision is pleased to announce the renewal of the hosts Don and Kandi Kisky to the Carbon Express Pro Staff. The husband and wife hunting team is well known for the popular program, Whitetail Freaks, as seen on The Outdoor Channel. The Kisky’s and the crew of “Freaks” will continue to engage viewers with radical storylines of some of the most pulse-racing bucks ever laid down on camera.

“After a single year of shooting the newest series of technically advanced precision arrows, I can honestly say that we had one of the most successful seasons in Kisky history,” stated Don Kisky. The Maxima Blue Streak™ arrows provided the crew and me with unmatched performance. We look forward to continuing our relationship with Carbon Express and forging ahead into this fall with utmost confidence that the Carbon Express® arrows will provide us with the best trophy killing ability ever.”

“Carbon Express has become the very blood of the Whitetail Freak nation,” remarked Kandi Kisky. “Our crew and I are honored to be a part of the Carbon Express Pro Staff and to use arrows that deliver the precision and performance we demand year-in-and-year-out.”

“The Kisky’s have redefined whitetail hunting,” remarked Rob Eastman, the President of Carbon Express. “This popular husband and wife team along with the other diehards have shown America what big buck hunting is all about. We are proud to have the Kiskys and the Whitetail Freaks television program as part of the Carbon Express brand effort and look forward to another great season of entertainment.”

About Carbon Express^®

Carbon Express^®, an Eastman Outdoors Inc. brand, is the leading manufacturer of high performance carbon hunting and target arrows and arrow components for hunters and target shooters. For more information or customer service visit www.carbonexpressarrows.com, or call 800.241.4833.

Knot Tying for Fly Fishing 101

I finally took the fly rod combo kit from Eagle Claw out of it's package and looked it over. I realized there are a few knots I need to learn so I started researching and found a few things I can learn hopefully.

Knot #1 - The first thing is the Arbor knot which attaches the backing to the reel.

Instructions:

STEP 1. Pass the line around the reel arbor. STEP 2. Tie an overhand knot around the standing line. Then tie a secong overhand knot in the tag end. STEP 3. Pull tight and snip off excess. Snug down first overhand knot on the reel arbor. STEP 4. Wind your line on the reel and go fishing!

Knot #2 - The next is the Albright knot which attaches your fishing line to your backing line. Instructions: STEP 1. Bend a loop in the tag end of the heavier line and hold between thumb and forefinger of left hand. Insert the tag end of the lighter line through loop from the top. STEP 2. Slip tag end of lighter line under your thumb and pinch it tightly against the heavier strands of the loop. Wrap the first turn of the lighter line over itself and continue wrapping the round end of the loop. Take at least 12 turns with the lighter line around all three strands. STEP 3. Insert tag end of the lighter line through end of loop from the bottom. It must enter and leave the loop on same side. STEP 4. With the thumb and forefinger of the left hand, slide coils of the lighter line towards the end of the loop, stop 1/8" from end of loop. Using pliers, pull tag end of lighter line tight to keep coils from slipping off loop. STEP 5. With your left hand still holding the heavier line pull on the standing part of the lighter line. Pull the tag end of the lighter line and the standing part a second time. Pull the standing part of the heavy mono and the standing part of the light line. Trim both tag ends. Knot #3 - The next knot is the Nail knot which attaches the fishing line to the leader.  Instruction: Step 1. Place a nail between the fly line and leader. Wrap the leader back towards the end of your fly line about 6 times. Step 2. Pass the end of your leader back through the loops you just made. After the leader is through, pull on both ends of the fly line and leader trying not to have the loops cross each other. Holding with fingers, remove nail. Step 3. Moisten and snug down by pulling both ends away from each other. Clip excess line and leader close to the formed knot Knot #4 - This knot is called the Surgeons knot which attaches the leader to the tippet.  Instructions: STEP 1. The main line should come in from the left and the line to be attached should come from the right. Overlap the two pieces approximately 6 or so inches. STEP 2. Pinch the overlapped lines together on the left between your thumb and index finger. Do the same with the sections on the right and make a loop by crossing it over itself. Take the long and short lines that are in your right hand and pass them through the formed loop. around, and back through a second time. STEP 3. Pull both pieces being held in each hand away from each other closing the knot. Moisten and pull tight. Once this not is secure you can tighten it further by pulling individual pieces. I would not recommend this knot for line over 30lbs because it will be hard to tighten and the strength of the knot will only be there if tightened all the way. A TIP: Mono line should be moistened (water or spittle) before closing the knot to keep down friction heat that can weaken the line, also never tug on a knot too much to "test it", it makes no sense put 10 pounds of strain on an 8 pound line! Knot #5 -  This next one is called the Improved Clinch knot which attaches the tippet to the fly.   Instructions: 1) Pass the line through the hook eye. Take several turns around the main line and pass the end back between the hook eye and the first turn. Some anglers loop the main line through the eye of the hook or swivel twice for added strength. Use 5 turns if your line is under 15kg (30lb), 3-4 turns would be sufficient if the line is over 15kg (30lb). 2) Pass the tag end back through the large loop. 3) Lubricate with saliva and pull firmly with steady pressure.

Crystar Lens 2.5 magnification

Another nice find at the free shed in the local transfer station. Granted they are not going to pick out a tick at 100 yards but I think they would make a good addition to my pack to at the very least enhance what I am looking at which in my case would be an added plus because my eye's are not like they use to be.

I haven't found much as far as a time period as of yet but I know there is a few years on them anyway.

With just the push of a little button they pop open to a nice 2.5 magnification. Otherwise also called opera glasses they are compact and can easily fit in your pocket.

Wish I had more to mention but history on this style is very limited.