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HECS High-Tech Hunting Clothing – The Evolution Of Concealment

HECS

John Day, OR --(Ammoland.com)- It is a proven scientific fact that every living creature creates a significant EM Field.

It has also been proven that animals are capable of detecting and reacting to these fields.

Hunters know too well that game animals become more wary and more cautious the closer they get to humans even when silent, in favorable wind conditions and while remaining still while wearing camouflage clothing.

HECS High-Tech Hunting Clothing

Now the innovators at HECS – Humans Energy Concealment Systems have designed a line of clothing that features a special conductive grid that effectively blocks human EM energy emissions making the wearer significantly less detectable to animals.

“ With our advanced line of hunting clothing, our goal was to attenuate the Human EM signature that science has proven animals detect and react to.” said HECS President Mike Slinkard “Wearing HECS allows hunters to get closer to more relaxed game than ever before. Our unique fabric is designed with a special interlocking grid of extruded conductive carbon yarn that blocks the EM Field. This grid works much like the conductive door grid which protects the user from the kitchen microwave oven.”

“HECS has been thoroughly tested by qualified independent research groups as well as some of today’s most successful hunters. We have recorded astonishing interactions where HECS clothing has been proven effective in keeping animals calmer and more relaxed when in close proximity to humans.”

HECS – Humans Energy Concealment Systems clothing may be worn under or over other clothing and is extremely lightweight and breathable. Each garment is made of 14% conductive carbon/86% polyester and is machine washable.

HECS represents one of the most significant technological advancements in the science of human concealment and truly represents the Evolution of Concealment.

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Cedar Creek Camo Announces New Texas Retailer

Cedar Creek Camo

BASTROP, Texas --(Ammoland.com)- One of hunting’s fastest growing camouflage companies, Cedar Creek Camo announces the addition of Triangle Gun Shop of Corpus Christi, Texas, as its newest retail distributor to offer hunting’s “original cedar camo.”

Well-known on the Texas Gulf Coast, Triangle Gun Shop has serviced hunters and sportsmen for more than 32 years. Triangle Sporting Goods is located at 10837 Leopard Street, near the I-37 Access Road in Corpus Christi, Texas, and will now carry a full line of Cedar Creek Camo apparel.

“We are proud to welcome Triangle Gun Shop into our growing family of retail distributors,” says Kris Rodgers, co-owner of Cedar Creek Camo. “Cedar Creek Camo is getting rave reviews from hunters and sportsmen who understand that camouflage is more than just trendy brand apparel — it’s a key ingredient to an enjoyable and successful hunt. C3 was designed specifically for hunters by hunters who know the importance of maximum concealment.”

Cedar Creek Camo, located near Bastrop, Texas, offers a full line of 3-D camouflaged apparel, The all-new Cedar Creek Camo pattern was in development for more than three years and carefully designed by seasoned hunters to bring to life the illusion of the busy cedar country. The unique 12 earth-tone, year-round color palette creates a realistic 3-D effect which maximizes concealment in a wide variety of hunting environments.

Cedar Creek Camo is available via an online store and through a growing family of retailers. To learn more about Cedar Creek Camo, located a retailer or to learn more about distribution opportunities, please visit www.CedarCreekCamo.com. Also, check out Cedar Creek Camo on Facebook. www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/pages/Cedar-Creek-Camo/153612191336526

Located near Bastrop, Texas, Cedar Creek Camo offers a full line of 3-D camouflaged apparel. For more information on Cedar Creek Camo and for distribution opportunities, visit www.CedarCreekCamo.com.

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