Hunting Camouflage Clothing Resources

LeBlanc: A look at camouflage and its benefits to outdoorsmen
Now that deer hunting season is over, the sporting goods stores are trying to get rid of any leftover stock of camouflage clothing they have.

Ducks Unlimited banquet aids wetland restoration
Camouflage clothing made the strongest fashion statement at the Cottage Grove Elks Lodge Saturday, where the local chapter of Ducks Unlimited met for its annual banquet on the heels of the organization’s 75th anniversary.

Bruce Parry: Hunting Seals In Greenland (PHOTOS)
Rasmus has run out of walrus meat so the dogs will have to make do with dry biscuits. Unless we get some meat we're all going to go hungry, that's the way of it out here.

Search on after Wis. hunter says he was fired upon
Walworth County authorities are looking for a person suspected of opening fire on a deer hunter with a handgun.

Lack of snow may make serial burglar more desperate
Lack of snow may make serial burglar more desperate By Janelle Stecklein The Salt Lake Tribune Published Jan 11, 2012 03:46PM MDT Authorities believe a man burglarizing cabins on Cedar Mountain may get more desperate as the winter goes on and snowfall continues to elude southern Utah. On Wednesday, authorities released the most detailed pictures of the man yet in hopes that people may recognize ...

Military and more
When Shelby Russel came home to Hernando County during her Christmas break from the Army, she made a point to visit Tactical Supply in Brooksville. She had been there before, prior to enlisting, because she was curious about the Army/Navy surplus they carried. Now she is a loyal customer.

West Side Neighborhood Watch
WEST AKRON: Burglaries were reported in the following locations: the 500 block of Hoye Avenue between Jan. 1 and 27; the 400 block of Fernwood Drive Jan. 16, in which two suspects were arrested; the 400 block of Noble Avenue Jan. 23; the 1100 block of Mercer Avenue between Jan. 23 and 24; the 1700 block of Tanglewood Drive Jan. 24, in which two suspects were arrested; the 1000 block of ...

Sarley: State bills could mean 'gun grab'
There are many people who are under the impression that the 6.1 percent increase in residents obtaining Illinois Firearm Owner’s Identification cards is being spurred by a belief that the state might soon join the others that allow the carrying of concealed firearms by residents who would qualify.

2011: Year In Review
Happy New Year! With 2011 at an end, the Crawford County Avalanche presents its annual Year In Review. The Year In Review includes article summaries from stories featured in 2011 Crawford County Avalanche editions.