Celebrating its 50th Anniversary in 2018, the beginnings of Ranger Boats can be traced to 1968 with founders Forrest and Nina Wood. After building the original six boats in what is now the City Hall in downtown Flippin, Ark., the business grew quickly and soon became a household name among fishermen across the country.

Ranger aluminm boats are built right here in Flippin, Ark., by skilled and dedicated Ranger employees. All-welded, wood-free construction gives you peace of mind on long runs and in big water.

About Ranger Boats Our extensive lineup covers freshwater and saltwater fiberglass and aluminum boats, pontoons and purpose-built aluminum hunting and fishing rigs.

Specifications

Creative origins. The ranger was primarily based on the character Aragorn, and the Rangers of the North of J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth mythos, as warriors who use tracking and other wilderness skills to hunt down their enemies.

Ford Ford introduced the Ranger in 1982 as a 1983 model in an effort to compete with small pickups being produced in Japan. A few details about the original model include: The Ranger initially only came with two-wheel drive. A 4WD model became available in fall 1982.

As of now, around 10% of Boat's products are manufactured in India. The remaining 90% is churned out in China and Vietnam, with the latter contributing a measly 1%. Boat's target is to manufacture close to 40% of its production volume in the home market by 2024.

boAt is an Indian company that markets audio-focused electronic gadgets like wireless speakers, earbuds (Airdopes), wired and wireless headphones and earphones, home audio equipment, premium rugged cables, and a selection of other technological accessories.

A ranger is typically someone in a law enforcement or military/paramilitary role specializing in patrolling a given territory, called “ranging”. The term most often refers to: Park ranger or forest ranger, a person charged with protecting and preserving protected parklands and forests.

As the Army's premier infantry force, becoming a Ranger is an honor shared by a distinct few. You'll specialize in conducting raids and assault missions deep inside enemy territory - a task only the best-trained can carry out in this branch of the elite Special Operations Forces.

A 100-ton vessel can be 65 feet or more depending on its construction and commercial uses.

Ranger aims for comfortable fishability with reliable, competitive performance. Our test rig, fitted with a Mercury 250 Pro XS, freight-trained over 12-inch-chop and larger boat wakes at 68.4 mph while fully equipped with trolling-motor batteries and a full tank of fuel plus two test drivers.