This is the time once again, when stores and corporations wait for shoppers with fantastic deals on their products. Black friday sale is one of the largest sales in the US and the best deals of the year are available during this time. And this year world's famous camera and optics maker Nikon has announced its Nikon Black Friday Promo.
The deal is the best I have come across and the savings are huge. One can buy all kinds of hunting gear from Nikon at amazingly low prices, thanks to the black friday prmotion. Items on sale include Riflescope, Rangefinder, and other sport optics products. You could order from any division of Nikon, the Nikon Sport Optics, NikonProGear and NikonHunting.com and of course this year special is the addition of Lee and Tiffany Lakosky.
All these together form the Ultimate Hunter's Package which contains:
-ProStaff 3-9x40 Riflescope with BDC Reticle
-ProStaff Laser Rangefinder
-Silent Technology Rangefinder Case
-Mastering a Long-range shot with BDC DVD
-$50 NikonProGear Gift Card
Total savings on the package come upto a cool $114.90, isn't that at great deal. And if you are buying a Nikon Action Extreme ATB 10x50 binoculars you get an additional $20 off. And there are great deals on other models of binoculars such as Monarch, trail blazer, action, etc. So don't wait any further, this is the best deal for a long time to come just go ahead and buy all the hunting gear you need.
Showing posts with label hunting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hunting. Show all posts
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Get your Nikon Hunting Gear today!
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Killing deer yields punishment in US
Salman Khan's burtal killing/ hunting of black bucks in Rajasthan is almost forgotten news now. In India hunting is banned and possessing wildlife is illegal but when celebrities and people in power hunt, they usually get to go scot free, thanks to an insensitive press and their money and muscle power.
Now lets go to the other side of the world. In America, hunting is legal and one can get licenses to hunt deer, coyotes and other game. But when people display insensitivity and kill these gentle creatures of the wild, they are punished. I read this news report about how two kids, star athletes were sentenced to 88 days to a off-campus disciplinary programme for beating two deer to death. Isn't it nice to know that and wish for similar impartial rules and their enforcement in India. Read on to know the entire story.
Iraan is a small community/ town of about 1,100 sited about 115 miles southwest of San Angelo and 996 miles from Dallas, west of the Crockett County line. Recently four members of Iraan High School football team accused in the beating deaths of two deer trapped on a baseball field were ordered to spend 88 days of the spring semester in an off-campus disciplinary program.
Earlier this month two deer were found dead on the baseball field allegedly beaten to death in the previous night. The guilty students were charged of hunting deer with illegal means and during closed season. Two of the students identified as Call Cade(17), a first-team all-district quarterback, and Zac Owen(17), a first-team running back, are football players according to Capt. Scott Davis of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department said.
The names of other two students involved in the crime was not revealed because they are underaged. But all the students face up to $500 fines on two Class C misdemeanor counts when they will be tried at the Pecos County Justice on January 8.
The four will be sent to the Disciplinary Alternative Education Placement, which educates students off-campus.
Reported in Dallas Morning News
Salman Khan's burtal killing/ hunting of black bucks in Rajasthan is almost forgotten news now. In India hunting is banned and possessing wildlife is illegal but when celebrities and people in power hunt, they usually get to go scot free, thanks to an insensitive press and their money and muscle power.
Now lets go to the other side of the world. In America, hunting is legal and one can get licenses to hunt deer, coyotes and other game. But when people display insensitivity and kill these gentle creatures of the wild, they are punished. I read this news report about how two kids, star athletes were sentenced to 88 days to a off-campus disciplinary programme for beating two deer to death. Isn't it nice to know that and wish for similar impartial rules and their enforcement in India. Read on to know the entire story.
Iraan is a small community/ town of about 1,100 sited about 115 miles southwest of San Angelo and 996 miles from Dallas, west of the Crockett County line. Recently four members of Iraan High School football team accused in the beating deaths of two deer trapped on a baseball field were ordered to spend 88 days of the spring semester in an off-campus disciplinary program.
Earlier this month two deer were found dead on the baseball field allegedly beaten to death in the previous night. The guilty students were charged of hunting deer with illegal means and during closed season. Two of the students identified as Call Cade(17), a first-team all-district quarterback, and Zac Owen(17), a first-team running back, are football players according to Capt. Scott Davis of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department said.
The names of other two students involved in the crime was not revealed because they are underaged. But all the students face up to $500 fines on two Class C misdemeanor counts when they will be tried at the Pecos County Justice on January 8.
The four will be sent to the Disciplinary Alternative Education Placement, which educates students off-campus.
Reported in Dallas Morning News
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