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Coverage: 195 Sq. Ft. (18 m²), Allergens Captured: Pet Dander, Pollen, Dust, Smoke. Filter Type: Carbon, HEPA. With Replace Filter Indicator, Ionizer, Quiet Operation, 3 Speeds

Hunter Air Purifiers HEPAtech Replacement Filter feature a Whisper Quiet Fan that draws air into the unit without excessive noise. An advanced activated carbon prefilter reduces cooking, tobacco and pet odors.

Allergens Captured: Pet Dander, Pollen, Dust, Smoke. Filter Type: Carbon, HEPA, Electronic. Ionizer, Quiet Operation, 3 Speeds

Coverage: 110 Sq. Ft. (10 m²), Allergens Captured: Pet Dander, Pollen, Dust, Smoke. Filter Type: Carbon, HEPA. Ionizer, Quiet Operation, 3 Speeds, AHAM Certified

Replacement Filter Pack for your Hunter HEPAtech Air Purifier.Permanently charged HEPAtech filter is 99.97% effective at capturing particles as small as 0.1 microns in size.Captures allergy causing smoke, pollen, dust, mold spores, pet dander, and other allergens.Lasts up to six months under continuous use.

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Uses Electrostatically charged filter material! Last up to 6 months under continuous use. Hunter HEPAtech Replacement Filter Fits Hunter models 30212 30213 30240 30241 30251 30378 30379 30381 and 30382. The sub-micron filter captures 99.97% of all the airborne particles as small as .1 microns from the air.

The Hunter 30901 Carbon Pre-Filter fits all Hunter QuietFlo and HEPAtech purifiers. The 30901 Carbon Pre-Filter's activated charcoal absorbs odors from pets, smoking, cooking and more.

Hunter Safety System Rope - Style Tree Strap. Helps you maintain the balance between safety and comfortable movement! Attach your harness to the tree quickly, safely and silently! This Rope-Style Tree Strap goes around the tree and attaches to your harness to give you better range of motion. You get 8' of rope that's easily adjustable with the attached Prussic knot. Features a locking carabiner for easy attachment to your harness. Safe, free movement... exactly what you want while in a tree stand! Get your new Strap today! Hunter Safety System Rope-Style Tree Strap

Replacement HEPA filter pack. Fits model 30090, 30095, 30105, 30117, 30130

Ceiling Fan, Blades Diameter: 54 in., 3 Speeds, Light Fitting

1 ft., Patch Cable, Stranded Wire Technology, Cat. 6 Standards, RJ-45(M) - RJ-45(M)

Replacement HEPA filter pack that fits models 30210, 30214, 30215, 30216, 30225, 30260, 30398, 30400, 30401

This dual slide control from Hunter provides three fan speeds and full-range light dimming in one easy-to-use unit. It also conveniently installs in a standard three-wire single-box wall switch. The preset feature lets you control fan/light operation at your desired setting. Rated for fans at 1.6 Amps and fan lighting at 300 watts, this indispensable unit lets you personalize your surroundings so they're comfortable and inviting. Rocker switch plate is not included.

As the author of The World's Most Dangerous Places, Robert Young Pelton has come to know some of the most unusual and dangerous individuals in the world. In The Hunter, the Hammer, and Heaven he introduces an extraordinary cast of characters from three of the most war-ravaged countries on earth - the West African country of Sierra Leone, the breakaway republic of Chechnya, and a mysterious land in the South Pacific called Bougainville, In each location he provides a firsthand exploration of important new developments in conflict, and a unique insight into the forces that are shaping the world's future. In the Hunter, Pelton journeys into the postapocalyptic darkness of Sierra Leone - a small, shattered country emerging from a decade of cruel and nihilistic warfare. As he wanders through the world's most expensive peace-keeping mission, he meets an ex-mercenary who hunts pirates, a ragtag militia whose members believe they have supernatural powers, and white men with "diamond fever." In the Hammer, Pelton enters the jihad in Chechnya with three traveling companions - an American mujahid who wants to die, a young woman entering her first war as a journalist, and a grumpy cameraman. Pelton brings his motley crew along the secret muj trail from America to Georgia to meet the Chechen rebels as the Russian Army sends in a massive army of 150, 000 soldiers to subdue the anarchistic republic in their own "War on Terror." His odyssey through terrorist-filled bunkers, suicide squad-manned front lines, SCUD missile attacks, and terrified citizens leads to a desperate escape from the beleaguered city of Grozny. In Heaven, Pelton chronicles his two-year odyssey to meet one of the most elusive rebel leaders in the world - an enigmatic man named Francis Ona who has survived numerous assassination attempts and who threatens to kill any white man who sets foot on his tiny island in the South Pacific. In the course of his travels Pelton meets a cast of colorful and sometimes hilarious characters, from a drunken guide who offers his niece to visitors, to accountants who offer complete armies to desperate governments. As Pelton makes his way to the misty island of Bougainville and closer to Francis Ona, he discovers that the mysterious leader is convinced that Pelton is coming to kill him. Filled with tension and intrigue, The Hunter, The Hammer, and Heaven offers a dramatic vision of war and the people who survive it. (6 x 9 1/4, 320 pages)

Duck hunting has changed greatly since the days of unlimited duck kills, as the limit of fifty ducks a day established in 1902 has fallen to the present three. A legitimate hunter now, Dale Hamm learned the art of market hunting—taking waterfowl out of season and selling them to restaurants—from his father during the l920s. During the l930s and l940s, he kept his family alive by market hunting. At the peak of his career, Hamm poached every private hunting club along the Illinois River from Havana to Beardstown.After market hunting died out, Hamm became a legendary and almost respected—albeit controversial—character on the Illinois backwaters. He was eventually invited to hunt on the same clubs from which he had once been chased at the point of a shotgun. He hunted with judges, sheriffs, and the head of undercover operations for the Illinois Department of Conservation, all of whom knew of his reputation. He passed on to these hunting partners a lifetime of outdoor knowledge gained from slogging through mud, falling through ice, hunting ducks at three o’clock in the morning, dodging game wardens, and running the world’s only floating tavern."I always said if anyone ever cut open one of us Hamms, all they’d find was duck or fish, " Hamm once said of his family. Now in his eighties, Hamm still carries a pellet from a shotgun in his chin to remind him of a shotgun blast that ricocheted off the water and into his face. Bakke notes that it is appropriate that a man who spent his life with a shotgun in his hands should carry a bit of buckshot wherever he goes.Everyone who ever met Dale Hamm has a story about him. His own story is that of a one-of-a-kind character who, in his later years, used his considerable outdoor savvy to conserve the natural resources he once savaged. "His time and kind are gone, " Bakke notes, "and there will never be another like him."This book will be of interest to anyone who has ever been hunting—or who enjoys reading about colorful people and times that exist no more.

A brutal scourge stalks the land. Yoma, monsters driven by a hunger satisfied by only one quarry – Humanity. The dark breed knows but a singular foe: Claymore. Human-Yoma hybrids of extraordinary strength and cunning, the Claymores roam from skirmish to skirmish delivering salvation by the edge of a blade.Thus continues the twisting tale of Clare, one such sister of the sword driven by pain in both victory and defeat. Whispers of conspiracy fill the air, but the gravest peril is not hidden. Enter Ophelia, a Claymore of joyful cruelty with a zealot’s devotion to the massacre of all who have Awakened. And Clare will suffer as her prey. Flesh will fall from bone, but there will be no rest until Teresa is avenged.

What Place for Hunter-Gatherers in Millennium Three takes a hard look at the traumatic cultural changes that our planet's remaining hunter-gatherer societies experienced in the twentieth century, and the precarious future that is about to engulf them in the twenty-first century. The nine authors in this volume all agree that the foraging way of life, humankind's most successful adaptation for many thousands of years, has come to a close with the end of the second millennium. Case studies are presented here looking at the past and the uncertain future for post-foraging societies, and specifically the central African Pygmies, the San Bushmen, and the Agta Negritos. Interwoven with these chapters are emphases on tropical deforestation and indigenous human rights, looking at these through the framework of human ecology. As Alan Barnard states, "If the human rights of proud former foraging peoples are given the attention they deserve, then there can be a bright future for them in Millennium Three. The task is not an easy one, but this book will help greatly to focus our attention on the issues that matter."Reviews"Unique, clearly written, and very instructive book. It examines both the difficult times hunter-gatherers have gone through … and the stinging predicament they continue to face in the third millennium…. A tale of misery and betrayal as well as holding out a bit of hope and optimism…. Very suitable for advanced courses in undergraduate anthropology." RALOYSIUS MA. L. CANETE, Arizona State U, Philippine Q of Culture & Society"The volume is informative with regard to the practical issues that besiege hunter-gatherer populations…. Paints a picture of a changing world that currently threatens the culture and the lives of hunter-gatherers." MONICA FA W. SANTOS, Philippine Studies"[This book is about] the human and ecological impacts of the industrialized world's assault on rainforest habitats…. Provides rare comparative material … on the changing situations of a variety of hunter-gatherers…. Headland uses photographs to good effect to describe how the Agta were forced from a 'Forager Phase' into a … 'Peasant Phase'…. Despite the appalling situations described, the authors have presented a hopeful image of the future for former hunter-gatherers." JEROME LEWIS, London School of Economics, Journal of the Royal Anthropological InstituteTable of ContentsForeword Alan Barnard, University of EdinburghPreface William R. Merrifield Introduction Thomas N. Headland and Doris E. Blood1. Human Rights, Development, and the San of Southern Africa Robert K. Hitchcock2. The Efe Foragers in the Ituri Forest, Democratic Republic of Congo: Survival in the New Millennium? Robert C. Bailey3. Helping Farmers Reclaim Their Land: Sustainable Development and the Philippines Good Roots Project Ben J. Wallace4. Why Southeast Asian Negritos are a Disappearing People: A Case Study of the Agta of Eastern Luzon, Philippines Thomas N. Headland5. Change and Resilience among the Agta of Isabela and Cagayan Provinces, the Philippines P. Bion Griffin6. How Many Trees Does a Forest Make? S. H. Sohmer7. Tropical Deforestation and Culture Change Among the Agta of the Sierra Madre, Eastern Luzon: A Photographic Depiction Thomas N. Headland8. A Bibliography of the Agta of Eastern Luzon, Philippines Thomas N. Headland and P. Bion GriffinReviewsA Small Exhibit on the Agta and their Future P. Bion GriffinArea Filipinos Help Tell Story of Aborigines Katie MenzerIndex

In the summer of 1962, three teenagers went on a camping trip into Herongate Woods. What started out as a fun trip ended in a nightmare as one of the boys met with a tragic death. The other two escaped, but could only relay a tail of a hooded and horned man who terrorized them. Forty years later, one of the survivors meets with a mysterious and tragic death and the only survivor returns to the scene of the original incident with a documentary crew. As members of the crew die in horrible circumstances the survivors are on a desperate search to find what the spirit of the forest wants before it s too late! The past catches up with them as the hooded man returns and the spirit of the forest is awoken with chilling consequences.

Digitally remastered edition of the legendary UK band's 1969 album. Founded by legendary counter-culture figure Mick Farren and Russel Hunter and inspired by The Fugs, the Deviants were first of the anarchic groups to emerge from the Ladbroke Grove area of London. Two years before Hawkwind burst on to the underground scene, The Deviants were preaching revolution and creating their own form of musical anarchy. Deviants 3 was the band's final album and featured the legendary 'Billy the Monster'. Soon after its release the Deviants broke apart with Russell Hunter, Paul Rudolph and Duncan Sanderson forming The Pink Fairies, whilst Farren would record a legendary solo album and continue pursuing his own revolutionary dream. 11 tracks. Esoteric. 2009.