Gifts for Hunters $20 and Under
Wide Variety of Inexpensive, Useful Items for People Who Hunt
Oct 15, 2008
What can a gift-giver find that will put a smile on the face of that special hunter without breaking the budget? Tom King, of the television program, Bighorn Outdoors, has plenty of ideas, and a little research reveals even more.
Hunters Use Topographic Maps
Topographic maps are available from Mapping the Outdoors for as little at $19.99 for a 13” X 9” regular map. Custom maps are also available for a higher price.
Entertainment Selections for Hunters
Archery Game Cubes allow hunters to practice archery skills by shooting at game stickers. The stickers are $2.29 each. An Archery Game Mat System, which goes over the backstop, is $15.99 for a 48” X 72” mat.
DVDs featuring live-action hunts are great choices. Bighorn Outdoors offers a selection of these at $10.00 and $12.99. Music CDs for those pre-dawn truck rides are another inexpensive idea. Bighorn Outdoors “Songs of the Bighorn” is also $12.99.
Decals, Caps, and T-Shirts
Truck decals are a low-priced gift. LVE Hunting Decals has a selection of decals for $5.00 and $6.00. A Bighorn Outdoors truck decal is $15.00, and if Tom spots a vehicle with one of his decals, the owner wins a free Team Bighorn cap. Decals are also available for $2.00 with any Bighorn Outdoors order.
Most outfitters carry a selection of T-shirts and caps adorned with hunting-themed graphics.
Shooting Sticks
Gander Mountain sells a couple of inexpensive shooting sticks for increased control during shooting. The Gander Mountain 38” Monopod is $19.99, and the Eastman Outfitters 37” Shooting Stick is $14.99.
Hunting Calls
A selection of hunting calls by Primos can be found at Bighorn Outdoors. The Bleat & Bawl is $9.99, the Hardwood Fawn Bleat is $11.99, and the Power Buck & Doe is $17.99. Can calls, e-CAN and e-ROAR are each $13.99. A Mastering the Art Deer Pak which includes information on using calls successfully is $16.99. The Big Bucks Bag Rattling System is $14.99.
Cabela’s has a number of predator calls for less than $20.00. Randy Anderson’s Lil’ Dog is $19.99, and his Ki-Yi is $14.99. A Howler Pak is $17.99, and the Catnip, described as “The best call for bobcats,” is just $9.99.
More Hunting Accessories
Liquid Game Bag for protecting exposed meat is just $8.00 for 12 oz. at Bighorn Outdoors, and Liquid Game Bag Blind Spray, to keep pesky rodents from nibbling at blinds, is only $6.00.
Lumenock lighted arrow nocks are $9.95 each. According to Lumenock, they “will work with any aluminum or carbon arrows that use standard ICS components.”
Cabela’s sells a Game Cleaning Kit by Hunter’s Specialties for $19.99 and a box of 25 powder-free, natural latex, Sure Safe Field Dressing Gloves for $14.99.
Shoppers Can Easily Find These Great Gifts for Hunters
These great gifts for hunters are easily found on internet shopping sites, at sporting goods stores and outdoors outfitters, and in the hunting sections of department stores. Friends and family of hunters can be confident that these gifts, although inexpensive, will be received with delight.
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