Scare the bejesus away from birds, small mammals, or even your nosy neighbors with this 25 inch long Gator Guard. The company that manufactures it, Bird-X, has been in the business of humanely removing birds from ponds, lakes, or moats and this is by far their scariest decoy yet. Made of urethane foam, the fake gator head bobs and moves with the wind so birds will think that it’s alive. The mirrored-back eyes glint and shimmer with the sunshine giving this gator a meaner, scarier, and more life-like look. $70.

The last time I invited a girl over and told her to smoke my meat, she slapped me and stormed out. I guess she didn’t realize I was the proud owner of the Smokin Tex Hot-or-Cold Smoker. This is a stainless steel, fully-insulated smoker, that can handle anything you throw at it. It also features a cold smoker for things like cheese and pasta. $800.

Wouldn’t it be nice if you could retell your war stories under the light of something that served in a real war? These Jerry Can Backyard Torches are the actual metal cans used by soldiers from WWII to the Vietnam War. You can safely bet that they have character, from the sheer amount of action that they have seen. Each one is labeled according to the type of fluid it held, from kerosene to water. But you can’t use flammable liquids to light these torches though, a special canister holding citronella oil plus a wick must be used for the giant Zippo lighter look. $230.

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Fuego is known for their high end grill designs, although some of them have been a little much for most consumers. This one however, should please everyone, with it’s awesome design and great feature set. It can be outfitted with a roasting lid, pizza stone and a griddle plate for more versatile cooking. $400-600.

No, this isn’t from everyone’s favorite magazine but we’re pretty sure Mr. Flynt would be proud having the Hustler Zeon. This Hustler loves to cut grass and it does so quietly since it’s battery-powered. Now you won’t have your neighbors curse at you as you happily trim your field. Over 80 minutes of grass-cutting fun can be had on a full charge. And if you’re wondering where the steering wheel went, it’s been replaced by two levers, just like in a tank and the Zeon promises a zero-turn radius. Perfect for those tight spots where the bush is thick and hard to reach. $TBA.

Here we have a unique smoker grill that’s made from a beer keg. For those of you that think this is odd, you should know it is actually a very effective method of smoking a turkey. I can remember one Thanksgiving my family smoked a turkey in a similar method using a metal trash can (brand new of course), and it was the best turkey I had ever tasted. This method of slow cooking rocks. $225.

Greasy fans will only get greasier with the Team Grill Patio and Tailgate Series BBQ Grills. These grills not only cook your favorite game-day chow, they also profess your undying love for your favorite team. The bigger Patio Series is made for the poolside or backyard with its stainless steel shelf and under grill storage cabinet. Want to travel with your Team Grill? Then the Tailgate Series is for you, with the collapsible and transportable frame, heavy-duty wheels, and a handle for easy moving. You could pick between a porcelain-coated grate or the standard stainless steel. And should you decide to switch teams, the Patio Series comes with a replaceable lid and storage door. Easily switch allegiance should your team choke big time. It’s perfect for a Manvite get-together with the boys. $TBA.