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Beau Martonik: East Meets West Hunt Growing up in the middle of nowhere Pennsylvania, Beau cut his teeth chasing Whitetail in the hardwoods and never …
Listen—you can’t just put a dead deer on the hood of a Corolla or guns in the trunk next to some groceries and old shoes. …
According to a 2019 US Fishing and Wildlife Service report, more than 15.6 million people have hunting licenses and almost $900 million was spent on hunting licenses alone. Yowza. …
Camping is one of the most accessible forms of outdoor fun, loved by kids and adults of all ages. And it’s no wonder why. It’s …
This system is built to be able to set up and take down camp very quickly and efficiently, so that I can be comfortable, but also be ready to take off early in the morning down the road, if needed.
Transporting firearms safely and legally in your pickup truck can be a challenge. Here is a handy guide to what sorts of solutions DECKED provides perfect for this scenario.
A handy summary of the available pickup truck tonneau cover styles and reviews of the top performers in each category.
Matt Hardinge, diehard upland hunter, fish slayer and all around good guy has been using a DECKED system in his tacoma for quite some time. After a season of long days and a stack of birds he was kind enough to give a write up of his experience with the DECKED system.
The guys over at MeatEater TV have been friends of DECKED for some time now, and we are stoked to be involved in their latest project, The Back 40. DECKED ambassadors, Mark Kenyon and Steve Rinella and the rest of the ME crew have teamed up to rehabilitate 64 acres of land in the heart of southern Michigan.
The quest to build the ultimate hunting rig is a never ending search for that balance between function, reliability, capability and let’s face it, some sort of Mad Max attitude. And to be honest, even the notion of what a hunting rig is varies from state to state, unit to unit and from one species to the next.
