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HERCAMOSHOP has a NEW Website!

Anne Vinnola — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 20:33:19 +0000

Indianapolis, IN– HERCAMOSHOP, LLC announced today the launch of a brand new website for the company’s online store. While the site actually launched February 2, a few bugs needed to be worked out before the formal announcement.

Shelly Ray, CEO stated “The new website has features that bring us in line with the websites of our competition.” She went on to say, “It will be much easier to navigate and will allow us the space for the new products we are adding for 2012.”

HERCAMOSHOP was founded the fall of 2009 with express purpose of providing a location for women hunters to outfit themselves from head to toe, literally. By the end of 2012, HERCAMOSHOP will have added every brand of apparel that currently manufactures “true-fit” womens’ hunting apparel. In addition, HERCAMOSHOP has included upland and a limited selection of waterfowl apparel for 2012.

HERCAMOSHOP, LLC is located at 5118 W 79th Street, Indianapolis, IN The new website can be viewed by visiting www.hercamoshop.com

Help Defeat Gun Registration Scheme

Anne Vinnola — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 03:23:46 +0000

Posted on February 3, 2012

“Fast and Furious” was also used as justification to force what amounts to a gun registration scheme. Devised by Holder and the Obama administration, the scheme requires federally licensed firearms retailers in states bordering Mexico to report all sales of two or more semiautomatic rifles within five consecutive business days, if the rifles are larger than .22 caliber and use detachable magazines. Yet, under existing law, the bureau has full access to every record of every firearm transaction by every licensed dealer, whether during a bona fide criminal investigation or simply to enforce compliance with record keeping requirements. This reporting scheme would create a registry of owners of many of today’s most popular rifles–firearms owned by millions of Americans for self-defense, hunting and other lawful purposes. Emerging evidence has made it clear that “Fast and Furious” was used as justification to force the multiple sales reporting requirement.

Recently, a federal district court in Washington, D.C. issued a ruling upholding this policy. The case was brought by two NRA-backed firearm retailers and by the National Shooting Sports Foundation acting on behalf of its affected members. Plaintiffs have already filed an appeal—but while we await the outcome, your help is urgently needed in seeking congressional action to end this illegal policy.

The plan requires all of the 8,700 firearm dealers in California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas to report all sales of two or more semi-automatic rifles within five consecutive business days, if the rifles are larger than .22 caliber and use detachable magazines.

Last March, U.S. Sens. Jon Tester (D-Mont.) and Richard Burr (R-N.C.) introduced S. 570 — “a bill to prohibit the DOJ from tracking and cataloguing the purchases of multiple rifles and shotguns.” The bill would prohibit the use of federal money to fund the multiple sales reporting requirement.

It is imperative that you contact your U.S. Senators and ask them to cosponsor and support S. 570. You can find contact information for your elected officials by using the “Write Your Representatives” tool at www.NRAILA.org, or you can call your U.S. senators at (202) 224-3121.

S. 570 currently has 33 cosponsors. To see if your senators are cosponsors, please click here: http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/z?d112:SN00570:@@@P

Again, it is critically important that you contact your U.S. Senators as soon as possible and urge them to cosponsor and support S. 570. Ask your Senators to defund, and defeat, the Obama/Holder Gun Registration Scheme.

SHOT Show Media Day at the Range Record Attendance!

Anne Vinnola — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 18:14:16 +0000

Thursday, February 2, 2012

SHOT Show Media Day at the Range Breaks Attendance Records

February 1, 2012 – In its sixth-year, the 2012 SHOT Show Media Day at the Range broke all attendance records. The event which is held on the day prior to SHOT Show, was attended by over 1,200 members of the media. With over 100 manufacturers exhibiting, Media Day at the Range continues to be the largest media event in the hunting and shooting industry, giving outdoor media the opportunity to shoot and test the best new products for 2012. Attending manufacturers get a jump on their competition with early media exposure highlighting their products for print, broadcast and internet coverage.

A special thanks to Media Day’s presenting sponsor NSSF as well as all our supporting sponsors, Winchester Ammunition, Caracal, Rock Island Armory, 5-11 Tactical, Tactical-Life.com, Action Target, Federal Premium Ammunition, Browning and GunBroker.com for their support in helping make this day the success it is.

“SHOT Show Media Day at the Range has become an important part of the overall SHOT Show experience,” said NSSF Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer Chris Dolnack. “After its first year as title sponsor, NSSF looks forward to reviewing feedback from attendees and working with the organizers to make Media Day even better next year.”

The first annual Action Target Media Day Safety Award was presented to Remington Arms for demonstrating the highest standards of safety during the range day. Each exhibitor was judged by a panel of safety auditors from DOA Tactical. In addition to the recognition, Remington also received $3,500 towards their 2013 SHOT Show Media Day at the Range registration fee.

Open to all in the hunting and shooting industry, manufacturers, conservation groups and shooting organizations are welcomed on a first-come, first-served basis. This year’s exhibitors ranged from firearms manufacturers to tactical clothing companies. This year’s event also included an expanded short and long range shooting areas which allowed the media to test many more new products than ever before.

“Media Day dramatically improved our new product launch at SHOT Show,” said Jody Lamb, Marketing Manager for VANGUARD, a manufacturer of sporting optics and shooting accessories. “Hundreds of editors, writers and TV and radio hosts put our binoculars and spotting scopes to the test out on the range. You really can’t tell the quality of glass inside of a convention center so Media Day made it an effective setting for everyone. We’re so excited to see everyone again next year.”

Accordingly to Bill Dermody of Savage Arms, “I got more PR work done in one day than in months. It is going to take me weeks to get all the consignment guns to writers,” he said.

“Media Day funnels hundreds of people and products to the firing line– people with deep expertise in shooting gear, and products brand-new to market” said outdoor writer Wayne van Zwoll. “If you’re not part of Media Day, you’re missing a first look at tomorrow’s headline hardware, and a chance to buttonhole the engineers who designed it. No other event so clearly registers the pulse of the shooting industry!”

Media Day at the Range 2012 was also a fundraiser for Safari Club International. Through the generous donation of products to the silent auction from many of the manufacturers, funds were raised during the event in support of SCI’s many conservation programs.

Don’t miss out on next year’s Media Day at the Range to be held January 14, 2013. Details concerning exhibitor registration will be available in the coming weeks. For more information visit www.media-day.com or contact Cathy Williams (cathy@cmgmarketingandevents.com) or Cory Cannon (ccannon@triplecurl.com).

Contact:
Cathy Williams, CMG Marketing & Events 703-587-7142
Cory Cannon, Triple Curl Public Relations & Advertising 801-644-4773 or
Mark Thomas, NSSF, 203-426-1320

Suggestions, Magazines and Books to Help New Outdoor Writers

Anne Vinnola — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 20:00:34 +0000

I am often asked by new outdoor writers for a list of writing books, magazines and suggestions to help them get started.

My first suggestion is to determine WHY you want to be an outdoor writer. This seems silly, but if you don’t REALLY love hunting, fishing and all that goes along with it and are not passionate about it, it will be torture (it will be torture sometimes anyway)but you will not stick with it unless you really like it. I fell into outdoor writing and learned to love it, but I have been in and around hunting and the taxidermy business for many years so it made sense for me to start my career there. If you are not truly in love with the outdoors then write about something else.

I am not a taxidermist nor a world class hunter yet but am great at picking their brains, research and writing about what I find. I NEVER try to come off as a hunting EXPERT because I am not one. I am learning along with my readers and it works for me. I have cultivated a group of experts who can help me and that is why I don’t have to know everything. Baloney is easily recognized.

The next step is to actually READ several outdoor magazines. Pick the ones you enjoy the most and figure out WHY you like them. Could it be the writers grab your attention with great descriptions of their hunts, or maybe teach you great tips and techniques to improve your hunting or do you like the graphics and photos? What is it about the publication that you REALLY like and what don’t you care for?

Next brush up on your writing mechanics. Grab a basic high school writing book and browse through it. I don’t suggest that you try to memorize the whole thing or get bogged down trying to figure out where your commas are supposed to go, but editors do appreciate clean well flowing copy. They usually have proofreaders to make sure your spelling and punctuation is correct, but at least aim for turning in the best article you can. I am not an editor, but I am sure if I had to choose between an article with several problems or a clean easily read one, well you get the idea…

I did not go to college to become a writer, but I did and still do read loads of books, articles and blog posts about writing. I frequently browse the used writing book section of Hastings and even Goodwill to learn more. I am realistic about my skills, and know I have a load of learning to do. I am fine with that. If I had waited until I knew everything I would still be waiting and allowing my insecurity to control my dreams.

I feel that in the craft of writing one really doesn’t just wake up and know they have arrived at the pinnacle of writing genius. Most of us have to work hard to create artful writing and in my case it is a constant struggle to improve. Some of my first articles were terrible and I am a little confused as to how they were even printed. Articles I write now are much more polished, but in a few years if I keep working at it, I know the articles I turn in then will be so much better than now. I surely have not even come close to the lofty status of writing genius, nor ever will, but every step is closer than I was before.

I refer to several books and a few really great websites as I write, check them out.

For grammar and writing mechanics:

The Elements of Style,by Strunk and White. This book should be on everyone’s list and referred to often. It is probably stashed away in your old high school box in the attic. When an editor tells you to “tighten up” your writing, he may be a fan of this book and the concepts.

The Synonym Finder by J.I. Rodale. This is a MEGA thesaurus!

Random House Guide to Good Writing, by Mitchell Ivers

Your Writing Coach, by Jurgen Wolff.

The Chicago Manual of Style, by The University of Chicago Press. This usually sits on my desk and is too overwhelming for me to use all that much but my goal for this year is to dig into it and understand it better.

For tips on getting published:

Secrets of a Freelance Writer by
Robert W. .Bly

Writers Digest Handbook of Magazine Article Writing, Edited by Michelle Ruberg

My favorite writing magazine is The Writer Magazine, published by Kalmbach Publishing Company. GREAT tips, and practical articles by actual writers in the business.

I do follow a few websites and one of the very BEST is Funds for Writers.com. C. Hope Clark is so much fun and the time spent on her site is well worth it.

I also really enjoy WOW-Women on Writing.This is GREAT fun for women writers and I have learned MUCH from these gals. There is also a really fun sisterhood here.

If writing is your passion and you also love the outdoors, give it a try and don’t let anyone say you can’t.

SCI to Honor Jim Shockey-International Hunter of the Year!

Anne Vinnola — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 17:16:50 +0000

Acclaimed Conservationist, Jim Shockey To Be Honored as 2012 International Hunter of the Year by Safari Club International

Las Vegas, Nevada – Safari Club International (SCI) is pleased to announce Jim Shockey of Vancouver Island, Canada as the 2012 recipient of the International Hunter of the Year award. Jim Shockey will be recognized at the evening banquet on February 3, 2012 at the SCI 40^th Annual Hunters’ Convention at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, Nevada.

“I am honored to receive the International Hunter of the Year award, and join an incredible group of hunters from around the world,” Shockey said. “SCI’s leadership position in worldwide conservation efforts makes all of this possible for those of us who quest for hunting adventures on every corner of the earth.”

“Safari Club is very proud have the opportunity to bestow such an incredible honor on such an incredible hunter,” said SCI’s Chief Communications Officer Larry Rudolph. “Jim has been an international ambassador not only for hunting, but also representing SCI.”

Jim Shockey will receive the 2012 International Hunter of the Year award during the Friday evening banquet. Tickets are available for the Friday banquet: www.showsci.com. For a chance to meet Jim, please stop by his booth #1850 and #1852 at SCI’s 40^th Annual Hunters’ Convention.

Join Safari Club International’s 40^th Annual Hunters’ Convention at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, Nevada February 1-4, 2012. SCI will be bringing 13% more exhibitors than in any other year in the organization’s history. The total convention exhibit hall is over 50% larger than in 2011, with over one million square feet of the world’s finest hunts, finest guns and greatest taxidermy. Register today for the SCI convention at www.showsci.com.

About Jim Shockey: Jim is a world-renowned Professional Hunter, Outfitter, Television Producer, Outdoor Writer and multi-award-winner. He has hunted six continents, more than 40 countries and has taken over 265 big game species, including more than 50 world records. He has over 350 entries in the SCI Record Book of Trophy Animals and is the definitive leader of the muzzleloading contingent. Jim Shockey is the first and only hunter in the world to complete the “North American Super Slam” and “Ultimate Slam” with a muzzleloader and received SCI’s “Professional Hunter of the Year” award in 2009. Jim also received the prestigious C.J. McElroy award that same year for achieved excellence in worldwide hunting, a dedication to wildlife conservation and a history of service to the global hunting community. Jim is also the first and only hunter to use a muzzleloader to achieve the World Hunting Award Ring and qualified under the same criteria used by rifle hunters.

Born in Saskatchewan, Canada, Jim was formerly an All-American swimmer in university (combined Biology Psychology major) and then played on the National waterpolo team for six years. Jim participated in both the 1978 and 1982 world championships but did not attend the 1980 Olympics because of the international boycott against Russia. Jim is considered to be one of the world’s foremost experts on the Ethnocentric Folk Art forms from Western Canada and is an avid collector of Tribal art and artifacts from around the world. His collections have appeared several times in publications such as Country Living and Century Home.

Jim has been married to his best friend Louise (a former actress), for nearly 30-years and the two of them split their time between their home on Vancouver Island and their ranch in Saskatchewan. They have two now grown children, Branlin and Eva, who have both joined the family business, Branlin as the producer of The Professionals TV show and Eva as Public Relations and Events Coordinator and on camera hostess of the Hunting Adventures TV show.

Contact: Nelson Freeman, Media@safariclub.org

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Becoming an SCI Member:

Joining Safari Club International is the best way to be an advocate for continuing our hunting heritage and supporting worldwide sustainable use conservation, wildlife education and humanitarian services. JOIN NOW: www.safariclub.org/Join.

Safari Club International – First For Hunters is the leader in protecting the freedom to hunt and in promoting wildlife conservation worldwide. SCI’s approximately 200 Chapters represent all 50 of the United States as well as 106 other countries. SCI’s proactive leadership in a host of cooperative wildlife conservation, outdoor education and humanitarian programs, with the SCI Foundation and other conservation groups, research institutions and government agencies, empowers sportsmen to be contributing community members and participants in sound wildlife management and conservation. Visit the home page www.safariclub.org

or call (520) 620-1220 for more information

Southern Game Calls-SHOT Show Pick #2!

Anne Vinnola — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 00:21:08 +0000

SouthernGameCalls.com

937-834-5329

I spent much of Wednesday looking for my choice for product #2 for at the SHOT Show. I was in the dungeon (the massive underground parking garage, converted to booths) and while 3 rows away, I heard a beautiful goose call. Now I know I am not a goose call aficionado, but as a singer I do know crystal clear sounds when I hear them. This was clear and had a beautiful tone, very crisp. My son Tony who IS a call aficionado heard it as well and so we went over.

This tiny booth tucked in the middle of the sea of booths was wowing the crowd! Other folks heard it also. Tony and I started to take a look at the calls in the booth and could instantly see the difference in the quality. Tony picked up the Simple Man call (probably because it is one of our favorite Lynyrd Skynyrd songs) and boy is it pretty! It was all sleek and blue. It comes in several other colors as well.

Simple Man...A great song in many ways!

Beautiful Simple Man in Green

We asked the guys in the booth to demonstrate this call and Rob Erwin the owner and creator of this call began to sing a tune with it. While we were there we looked at the other calls and I asked Rob which one he liked to “play” the best. We joked that he was playing the call but in reality that what he was doing. He held it and made it sing.

Tony fell in love…he is a fantastic goose hunter and could see how well this beautiful call could help. Rob explained that this call is a great mid-season call and graciously allowed Tony to try it.

They have another brand new really cool call called the Cole Train, named for Cole Barthel Pro Baseball player and Southern Game Calls Pro-Staffer. Cole was there to help explain his call and was such a nice man to help us out.

The Cole Train Duck Call

The guys associated with this great company Chris Collins, Rob Erwin and Cole Barthel were perfect gentlemen at the show and I am very glad to give them a loud shout out from AnnieGotHerGun.com!

Chris Collins, Tony Vinnola, Rob Erwin and Cole Barthel in the SGC Booth at SHOT Show.

Southern Game Calls also makes turkey, deer and predator calls. Keep up the good work guys!

P.S. Be watching AGHG.com for more info and more articles on this great company! Tony will have his out in the field as soon as possible and will video his hunt.

SHOT Show: Tenzing Packs! WOW!

Anne Vinnola — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 08:03:08 +0000

One of my favorite things to do at SHOT is to look for products that haven’t been out before and brand new companies.

I am not usually too excited about back packs. I know they are a fundamental part of any pack trip and many hunting trips but I usually just don’t seek them out at SHOT Show to get all skippy over

I was sort of lost and looking for a certain knife booth when I walked by a nicely appointed booth with a bunch of packs. Ok, whoopie… But what caught my eye were the little yellow bow looking thingies on the packs and also how high tech and well thought out they appeared.

I stopped to get a closer look and figure out what the yellow things were. I was approached by a really nice fella…sorry nice fella I forgot your name and didn’t grab your card….BUT said nice fella was VERY excited about his products! He patiently went through EVERY facet of these packs and the more he showed me the more interested I got!

Tenzing Outdoors has thought of EVERYTHING! I looked mostly at the TZ6000 which features:

FULLY ADJUSTABLE TORSO SUSPENSION

TWO RIGID INTERNAL ALUMINUM FRAME STAYS

PADDED HIP SUPPORT

CHANNELED, AIR-COOLED BACK PAD

SEPARATED SLEEPING BAG COMPARTMENT

DETACHABLE FANNY PACK/LID

FOLDOUT BOW AND GUN CARRYING BOOT

FOLDOUT RAIN COVER

H2O COMPATIBLE (3-LITER)

TWENTY TOTAL COMPARTMENTS AND POCKETS

TWO EXPANDING SIDE COMPARTMENTS FOR SCOPE OR TRIPOD

TRIPLE ENTRY INTO MAIN COMPARTMENT (TOP, FACE & BOTTOM)

EXPANDABLE, BREATHABLE MEAT COMPARTMENT

FIVE LATERAL COMPRESSION STRAPS TO SECURE LOAD

FOLDOUT RAIN COVER

TWO LOWER COMPRESSION STRAPS TO ATTACH EXTRA GEAR

I also took a good look at the day packs and a really cool one called the TZ 1140 which is the ultimate archer’s pack.

SHOOTER FRIENDLY SINGLE SLING DESIGN

QUICK ACCESS QUIVER MOUNT (RIGHT SIDE)

QUICK ACCESS OPTICS/RANGE FINDER COMPARTMENT (RIGHT SIDE)

SIDE MOUNTED BOW CLIP (LEFT SIDE)

ONE LATERAL COMPRESSION STRAP TO SECURE LOAD

BREATHABLE MESH BACK PAD

PADDED HIP SUPPORT

H2O COMPATIBLE (2-LITER)

TWELVE TOTAL COMPARTMENTS AND POCKETS

FIVE SPECIALIZED ZIP POCKETS

OPTIC/RANGE FINDER CASE INCLUDED

Mr. Jay Robert developed these packs and they are launching at the SHOT Show this year. I was introduced to him and he explained to me that he wants to help hunters go further and that he doesn’t plan to launch anything unless it is thoroughly tested and perfect for the needs in the field.

Jay even labeled the compartments so there is NO searching for things and pockets are used correctly for the best distribution of weight.

WHO thinks of this stuff? Well apparently Jay Robert and it is a good thing he does!

Keep your eyes on this company! You will be glad you did!

P.S. the little yellow bow thingies are really special tie down loops…..

Prois to Host Meet and Greet with Lindsay McCrum at SHOT Show!

Anne Vinnola — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 21:10:31 +0000

Tinks Celebrates 40 Years of a Great Thing!

Anne Vinnola — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 17:39:35 +0000

When Tink Nathan launched the Tink’s#69 Doe-in-Rut Buck Lure 40 years ago, he knew it would change the world of deer hunting. Sure enough, Tink’s brand is now the leader in the hunting industry, and Tink’s #69 Doe-in-Rut Buck Lure is America’s #1 selling buck lure.

As a tribute to this success, Tink’s is celebrating its 40th anniversary by bringing back a bit of history. Now, for a limited time, you can get Tink’s #69 Doe-in-Rut Buck Lure in the classic glass bottle as a part of Tink’s anniversary celebration.

Although Tink’s #69 is still available in its modern plastic container, hunters who have nostalgia for things of the past will appreciate the original classic sealed-glass container with a poly seal cap.

“We’d like to thank all of the hunters and retailers who’ve supported us for the past 40 years,” Phil Robinson, president of Tink’s, says. “They recognized and appreciated the buck-luring power of our products, and they are the reason for our continued success.”

Tink’s #69 Doe-In-Rut Buck Lure brings the big guys in with 100% doe estrous urine. The quality-controlled formula keeps Tink’s 69 Doe-In-Rut Buck Lure performing at its peak. The standard on which all deer lures are measured, Tink’s #69 Doe-In-Rut Buck Lure produces great results during the pre-rut and rut.

Quality controlled formula
Formulated from 100% natural estrous urine
Use with drag rags, boot pads, Tink’s Scent Bombs, deer decoys or in scrapes

For more information, check out www.tinks.com

Honor Hands- Honoring Veterans and all of our Heros!

Anne Vinnola — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 22:37:45 +0000

For Immediate Release – Press Release

PRESERVING MEMORIES THROUGH HONOR HANDS

Contact: Jerry Vinnola (719) 276-2883 or (800) 733-6936

Email: admin@honorhands.com

Website: www.HonorHands.com

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO (December 16, 2011) – Superior Design Innovations (SDI), owned by Jerry Vinnola and Chet Karlowski, is proud to introduce Honor Hands™, a product that creates a three-dimensional image of the honoree through the molding of their hand. Honor Hands™ uses a special technique of creating molds through Hand Shake. It is light weight and safe to use and is suitable for making temporary molds of the hands.What sets Hand Shake apart from other materials, in addition to being an exceptional skin-safe body molding material; Hand Shake does not contain free crystalline silica (a known carcinogen). Hand Shake also captures detail better than other molding products, giving you a more accurate reproduction of your original. Hand Shake is easy to use and cures quickly. It reproduces fine detail and makes an excellent temporary mold.

Jerry Vinnola was inspired to show America and her military heroes how important to the world they are. “From the founding fathers to now, so many have given so much for this land; so many of our fallen gave their lives for the sake of others. We are free because of their sacrifices,” said Jerry Vinnola of SDI. “We have created a way to preserve the hand mold of everyone to help preserve that special moment in life.”Chet Karlowski of said, “We have seen grandparents and grandkids make molds of their hands together to preserve that special family ties. Other uses included sweethearts that want to create a mold of their hands for anniversaries and birthdays. There was even a craft show that used the mold to make a special flower vase that is shaped from a hand mold. The uses for Honor Hands™ are limitless and are open to the imagination of the user.”

Honor Hands™ was born over the Independence Day weekend in 2011. As Jerry learned that over 1,000 WWII veterans die each day, he wanted a way to honor them and memorialize them for their families and other Americans. As he explained his vision to Chet Karlowski, it was obvious he was “on to something” and since that day every spare moment has been spent working to give those veterans, current servicemen and women, law enforcement officers, first responders and others the honor they deserve, either from grateful Americans or family members.

“We now have thousands of veterans coming home from war, with no jobs and few opportunities due to our poor economy,” said Chet Karlowski of SDI. “Honor Hands™ aims to fix this through a business course and product training that has recently been approved by the Colorado Department of Private and Occupational Schools. It is now ready to head through the VA approval process. The goal is to train hundreds if not thousands of veterans to run their own business while spreading the word and honoring even more Americans.”

Twenty percent of the net proceeds from product sales will be given to veteran groups and non-profits throughout the U.S.

About Superior Design Innovations

SDI – Superior Design Innovations (the Honor Hands parent company) was adapted out of necessity due to the frequent inventions/ideas of Jerry Vinnola and Chet Karlowski. SDI was conceived in June 2011. Incubated through the trial and error process, Jerry and Chet perfected the product and process of creating life-like hand molds to commemorate and honor those who have served our country.

After months of preparation and marketing analysis, Jerry and Chet pressed forward with the help of family, friends and business associates. SDI and Honor Hands™ vision is to pay tribute first to the veterans, service men and women, civil servants, fire fighters and peace officers. Secondly, Honor Hands™ will be providing this inspirational service to the general public.

Through the SDI mission statement, Chet and Jerry are committed to insuring their business practices follow God first, family and country.

For more information about Honor Hands™, please go online to www.HonorHands.com or call (800) 733-6936 or (719) 276-2883.

For more info on Superior Design Innovations, please contact Jerry Vinnola (719) 276-2883, (800) 733-6936 or email at admin@honorhands.com.

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FOR MORE INFO ON HONOR HANDS, PLEASE CONTACT:

Seiko Tran – Seiko Marketing – 719.235.8373 or seiko@seikomarketing.com.