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WHO ARE BOSSMEN

Mad scientists. Hopelessly obsessed waterfowlers with serious turkey problems. Honest, pro 2A, red-blooded Americans who don’t hunt for likes and followers, we hunt because that’s all we’ve ever known. That’s the #unmuzzled Bossmen, in a nutshell.

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The latest addition to our growing list of ultra-high performing shotshells.

BOSS TOM strikes the perfect balance of pattern density, down range performance and value.

SHOP TOM

ALWAYS IN SEASON.

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BOSS LIFE.

  • REDUCED PRICE!!! In response to yesterday’s bombshell announcement that all BOSS Bismuth will be copper-plated forevermore has left us with a little inventory.  Meg back at the shop says here’s the scoop on selling out the OG Boss bismuth shells. They’re going to go fast, this is for all the guys that call me and ask “when will they go on sale?” Nows your chance fellas!  All CASES of our limited current inventory (non-plated) will be sold at a 10% discount. Boxes will remain at full price due to shipping costs. Update: Copper-plated bismuth shells are in their final stages of testing and will be available for purchase soon.  Thank you for your support and business. We understand the value of your hard earned dollar. #bossmen
  • Best just got better. Copper’s in the house. Yah - yah we know. This isn’t a Pulitzer award-winning image but it’s quite possibly the most significant since our launch. Last night around 8 pm or so the BossMen were debating “the best shell ever made”. Big talker right? Not quite in the category of best album ever but significant in its own right. The debate wore on well past normal bedtime for the off-season. Nonetheless the eventual winner had emerged. Winchester’s classic and super badass Double-X Copper-plated lead shell stood alone amongst a tough group of peers. Ya see back then shells were made best quality right here. The question was, Why the copper plating? Was it because patterns were tighter due to less deformity and each pellet flew truer? That’s all proven out to be true but the short answer is because copper-plating is better. And better is good. Think of copper like bacon, it makes everything better right? So the mad scientist (Big Boss) went to work. Sleepless, and less than 24 hours later we find through testing our already bad ass patterns actually improved and became significantly more uniform and tighter. In fact we have seen 100% patterns inside a 30” circle with factory full chokes. Ya dude, no joke. Therefore, effective immediately all of our already stone-cold-killer American Made bismuth will be post finished with copper. Hold on, you’re going to love this part. The price isn’t going up. Whaaaaaaaaa? It’s a way we felt we could improve upon an already great product all at a fair price that takes the middle mans unfair markup out of play. Now that’s value added. That’s total BOSS. #bossmen #bestinclass
  • “MILO... find the keys.” #bossmen
  • With the tundra bound snow goose migration in full swing the BossMen once again are counting days instead of months before witnessing mother nature’s glory first hand. Daily word from our brothers and sisters to the south is that hunting is picking up and there’s more smiles than stares these days. We can’t possibly in one post describe the amount of respect we have for the magnificent white birds and the men (that includes the ladies) who hunt them. Therefore, tip your hat to them both and enjoy the season. #bossmen
  • 85 Years Ago yesterday a lot of waterfowl was raised. The Federal Duck Stamp, formally known as the Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp and widely seen as a collectable and a means to raise funds for wetland conservation, with 98% of the proceeds of each sale going to the Migratory Bird Conservation Fund. President Herbert Hoover signed the Migratory Bird Conservation Act in 1929 to authorize the acquisition and preservation of wetlands as waterfowl habitat. The law, however, did not give a permanent source of money to buy and keep the wetlands. On March 16, 1934, Congress passed, and President Roosevelt signed, the Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp Act, popularly known as the Duck Stamp Act. Just another example of how Waterfowlers and sportsman alike champion most conservation efforts. The problem is that we are losing hunters and along with it our chance for a larger voice. In the 1955-‘56 season 2,369,940 federal stamps were sold. That number today is roughly 1.5 million. Habitat, conservation and access to quality land for every day common walkin’-the-streets sportsman was the goal and still should be. It’s worth the fight right! Get involved, stay involved. #bossmen
  • A couple posts back we spoke of “The Work” in waterfowling and how it’s really no work at all. In all fairness it’s nothing more or less than a labor of love. One of the real-felt benefits of being a waterfowler is nostalgia, it’s sentimental value, our attachment to those goods crafted in days back-and-when. Old waterfowling guns, dogs, accessories and vintage decoys come to mind. What other sport has a Waterfowlers history other than throwing spears at beasts? This begs the question, is it too early to touch up the ol’ rig and dream of what next year will bring? #bossmen
  • Farming & Ducks We all know how critical the relationship is between farming and ducks, at the center of it all is The Farm Bill.  In the current issue of Ducks Unlimited there’s a good read on the passage of the 2018 Farm Bill and its benefits for wetlands and waterfowl conservation. Our life’s blood. Seems as if we won this round.  Get involved, stay involved. #bossmen
  • The Work. I’m not sure you can call any part of hunting work. In true BossMen-like spirit we question everything and in #unmuzzled fashion try to dispel false narratives and ignite conversation in the community. Like most of us there isn’t anything we don’t like about waterfowl and upland hunting. Pre-season prep, touching up the rig, tuning dogs and calls, scouting, shooting clays, asking for permission, setting the spread and pickin’ it up. All things we miss deeply in the off-season. Cleaning game for Jimmy Robinson’s sake can be the most enjoyable of it all. After all, look at the two clowns in the post. Work! This ain’t work man, this is love at first sight. #bossmen
  • A few of the BossMen were BS’in this morning about how much fun it is to be able to chat via IG/Facebook with our customers. Sort of like it used to be at the old hardware store when you actually talked to somebody who knew something and they appreciated the knowledge. The latest example of this came yesterday in the form of an unsolicited post from @millertime144 .The dude was absolutely stoked, more like on fire over the results he got on paper with his newly bought BOSS TOM. One look at that paper and you can only imagine, right? Look at the hits in the head and neck region for heaven’s sake. It’s silly. In fact, one of the older BossMen (who’s shot his fair share of longbeards) said back in the day the experts said if you had 5 or 6 in the vitals you were eating stuffed Tom for supper. Well, read em AND weep. #bossmen