Great Stocking Stuffers for Outdoor Enthusiasts

Written By David Williams

Perfect for Stocking Stuffers or Hang on the Tree

Outdoor enthusiasts, hunters and hikers included, can always use trail markers when camping, fishing, hunting, hiking, or trekking around the woods to mark that special location. Trail Chasers® ground markers are just the trick! Lightweight, durable, easy to deploy, easy to move and easy to retrieve. The 10-count package of Orange Trail Chasers is 6”x11”x1” and will fit in most stockings or hang from the Christmas tree.

Marketing flags, such as Trail Chasers® brand are available in eight code colors including Orange, Blue, White, Green, Pink, Yellow, Red, and Purple. All colors are available in packages of 25-count. Only Orange, Blue White and Green are in 10-count packages for stocking stuffers.

FREE SHIPPING inside the United States. Standard shipping on orders received Monday - Friday by 2:00PM EST (US & Canada) will ship same day. After 2PM, weekends and holidays items will ship the next business day. Tracking Numbers are confirmed and sent to you with each Purchase Order.

Happy Holidays Everyone!

www.TrailChasers.com

David Williams

From a successful career as an institutional bond salesman and independent business owner, David's drive and entrepreneurial spirit have always distinguished him.

In 2006, while on a hunting trip in Wyoming, David identified an underserved market and conceived the idea of repurposing bulk survey markers into ready-to-use smaller units for home, industrial, and construction applications. This innovative concept became the foundation of Trail Chasers, a trusted name in the industry.

Outside the office, David is often outdoors with The Elusive Hunter team, sharing his passion for nature and engaging in various sports. His strong connection to the environment, combined with deep industry knowledge, continues to be essential to the development and success of our products.

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