Sporting Classics Digital

March/April 2017

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Hunting Product of the Year SPORTdOG Tek 2.0 S portDOG Brand has enhanced dog-tracking efficiency with the introduction of Bluetooth technology to its TEK 2.0 Series GPS Tracking & Training units. This new feature allows dog handlers to receive real-time audible voice updates on their dogs' locations and direction through a Bluetooth-compatible earpiece. This provides a constant, hands-free check on the whereabouts of up to 21 dogs— or other handhelds. Keeping track of that many dogs used to be quite a chore; now it's a delight. With unlimited lifetime map updates and 1:100,000 preloaded topo maps, you'll always be able to find where you and your faithful companions are, no matter the landscape. Now hunters can focus on where the birds are without losing track of their bird dogs. 98 • S P O R T I N G C L A S S I C S Fishing Product of the Year ChOTA OuTdOOR GeAR hybRId hIGh-TOP FeLT SOLed wAdING bOOTS w hile fly fishing northern New Mexico's high country lakes and streams this past summer, I had the opportunity to test the new ultra-light hybrid boots from Chota Outdoor Gear. They performed exquisitely for both kayak and stream fishing. When wet-wading, the side mesh panels keep out debris while shedding water effortlessly. When paired with waders, the sturdy felt soles offer impeccable traction in the stream. The boots are now my go-to fishing footwear. – Carly Hylen Sporting Heritage Award The JICARILLA APAChe NATION T he long and storied history of northern New Mexico's Jicarilla Apache Nation has been one of dedication and leadership in the management of its fish and wildlife resources to propagate and sustain those populations for future generations. Established in 1887 and with modern-day emphasis on trophy mule deer and elk management, the Jicarilla Apache Reservation has produced more record-book bucks than any other location in the West and is the world's number one destination for Boone & Crockett mule deer. – Mike Altizer

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