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Jesse's Hunting > Hunting Articles > Hunting Gear > Taking Aim at the ATA Show
Taking Aim at the ATA Show
Kirk Edgerton - JHO ProStaff
- Sacramento, CA
February 07, 2008
This year, the Archery Trade Association (ATA) held its annual show in downtown Indianapolis, Indiana. With over 500 booths and more than 8000 attendees, the show offers the die-hard bowhunter and/or competitive shooter the opportunity to see, hold, and touch the latest and greatest that the archery and hunting industry has to offer.
With two full days to see what the show has to offer, I hit the floor searching for some new gear to test out in the upcoming year. The following products are items that either caught my eye as great new technologies/inventions, or upgrades on some already gear.
Mulie Doe from Montana Decoys
Montana Decoys offers a new folding doe that could serve cross purposes for blacktails and hybrids alike. |
Strolling past the Edge Expedite booth, I couldn’t help but stop and take a closer look. They offer a full line of stationary and motion decoys for game birds, waterfowl, turkey, as well as predator hunting. Two products really stood out, the first one being a lightweight foldable fawn decoy, a product that would work extremely 
Fawn decoy from Edge Expedite
This fawn decoy from Edge Expedite looks like a tasty morsel for hungry predators. A little motion, a little calling, and it could be deadly for coyotes. |
Next month I go into greater detail on two great new products from G5 Outdoors and how Sitka is redefining what we wear in the field, including a sneak peak at their new Sitka 45 Bivy backcountry pack.
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