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Still searching for that perfect Father's Day gift? Is your dad the type who'd rather spend his spare time in the woods, searching for the perfect 12-point buck? Or does he prefer to get up at the crack of dawn to head out to the lake, hunting for ducks?

If your dad loves to be out in nature, get him a Father's Day gift that celebrates the outdoors. Here are some camo gift ideas for hunter dads, no matter what they like to hunt.

Reinvent the traditional Father's Day gift: camo ties

The joke is that ties are the standard Father's Day gift. Spice up this traditional gift with Dad's favorite camo pattern. You can find camo ties in various Mossy Oak and Realtree patterns, giving both you and Dad choices.

For extra style, look for a package that combines camo ties with solid dress shirts. That way, not only does Dad get a cool Father's Day gift, but Mom can breathe a sigh of relief that he has something worth wearing to your cousin's wedding this year.

A Father's Day gift for the ride he loves: camo truck accessories

Does your dad have a truck that's his pride and joy? Then camo truck accessories might be just what he needs for Father's Day. No matter whether he prefers waterfowl hunting or big game hunting, you can find a camo truck accessory that will suit him perfectly.

For dads that love duck hunting (and other waterfowl hunting), you can try a duck magnet, a window decal, or a rearview mirror hanger, depending on your dad's taste. If he prefers big game hunting, look for camo truck accessories that show a buck or a moose.

If you dad's forever changing the CDs in the stereo, a camo CD visor would be a good gift. If he's proud of the truck's exterior, you could get him mud flaps or a hitch cover. If the interior of the truck needs some help, seat covers, steering wheel covers, and floor mats make good gifts.

But most importantly, remember this:

The best Father's Day gift is one that comes from the heart. Give your father a gift that takes into account his interests and taste, one that you picked out especially for him.

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Find the perfect camo Father's Day gift online at TheCamoShop.com.

Tony Brobst is the president of The Camo Shop, which features camo bedding and home accessories for every outdoorsman (or woman).

The Fantastical Tale of Arthur Fickelstein and the Missing Vent Visors

The year is 1994. It is Friday evening and the Fickelstein residence is alive with laughter. Everyone knows that Friday nights in the 90’s spells TGIF. Arthur Fickelstein, loving father and devoted husband, is performing his weekly family room comedy routine.

“What kind of animal wouldn't you want to play cards with?”

A cheetah.

His kids, Timmy and Jimmy, erupt with laughter. Lisa, Arthur’s wife, is parked next to them on the couch, anxiously awaiting the latest episode of Full House to come on. This was a typical Friday night routine for the Fickelsteins. After a long week of work and school they would all relax, eat pizza, watch TGIF and smile until their cheeks hurt. Life was good - darn good, if ya ask me.

Arthur worked as an internet consultant, working to battle the Y2K dilemma. He enjoyed his job, but didn’t want to spend his whole life worrying about computer problems. Arthur’s mind was quick as a rat trap. He knew that his job wouldn’t last a day past January 1, 2000. So why sit around and wait for his career to end? Instead, Arthur started looking for new jobs; more permanent jobs where he wouldn’t have to worry so much. And after just a few days of looking, he found the perfect job – manager of an automotive company. “Hey, computers may come and go, but cars are here to stay,” he thought.

So Arthur brushed up on his automotive knowledge, sent in his resume and landed an interview that week – Friday. That morning he trimmed his nails, took a Q-tip to his ears, threw on his power tie and made his favorite breakfast. He was feeling good. He felt confident. He was going to get that job.

Arthur, being the smart fellow that he was, left his house an hour early for a drive that would only take twenty minutes. On his way he made a quick stop at one of those quick car washes; the ones where you don’t have to even get out of your car. Surely he couldn’t pull up to an interview at a car company in a dirty car. When Arthur’s 1992 Ford Taurus pulled out of that car wash that candy apple red paint was sparkling like a sparkler on the 4th of July.

Everything was going well until Arthur hit the highway. There must have been an accident because traffic was barely moving. “On no!” Arthur thought. “I need to make it there on time.” He was only going to the next exit, so he pulled into the narrow shoulder, one wheel on grass, one on pavement. Suddenly his right tire dipped into a pot hole, splashing his entire car in dark droopy, chunky mud. Arrrrghhhhhh!

The time was now 10:47. His interview was at 11. He definitely didn’t have time to go back to the car wash. He flipped on his wipers, pulled the washer fluid lever and started cleaning the windows. But Arthur forgot that his windows were open. When the fluid shot out, the wind blew a mixture of glass cleaner and mud all over Arthur. This was the last straw. His car was dirty, his suit was dirty, and worst of all, he was now late. You could imagine the look on the interviewer’s face when Arthur finally showed up.

Needless to say, Arthur did not get the job. That night when he got home there were no, no pizza, no Full House - just an empty shell of man. Oh yea, and it turns out everything was fine when the year 2000 hit. Oh well, I guess Arthur should have just kept his job.

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What could he have done to avoid this? Well, if he had considered adding vent visors and bug shields to his car, he could have avoided that whole mess. Oh well, TGIF – Mike Rosania

Window Visor Replacement?

My boyfriend's window visor in his truck just broke, the little clip the holds it up snapped so it just kinda hangs there, and I was wondering if anyone knew the name of the piece and/or where we could get another one?

the dealer or the junkyard.

First Edition Cycling News, Sunday, July 4, 2010
This time, Millar will not wear the famous yellow tunic, but the green of the points classification. Winner Fabian Cancellara will have the yellow en route to Brussels of course and runner up Tony Martin will carry the white of best young rider.

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