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Both American and British Labs make excellent companions and working dogs. So, what’s the difference?

Here's what a pro wildlife photographer suggests for camera options on your next backcountry hunt or photo expedition

Ramsey Russell wants to get the next generation of hunters excited about waterfowling and conservation on a global scale

Shooting quality groups isn't as easy as it seems, but it's critically important

The MPP from Christensen Arms is a nimble, compact, and very accurate bolt-action braced pistol

Here are ten rounds you can trust when it really counts

Public-land duck hunting is hard. This gear will make your walk in easier and put more birds over the decoys

You don’t always need to spend big on pricey, custom shotshells to kill waterfowl cleanly

The ongoing ammo shortage and increase in online ammo purchases have given rise to bogus online retail websites

The most ignored part of your terminal fishing tackle is also the most important

Don’t leave home without one—or more—of these calls this season

Traditional smoothbores allow you to hunt deer and other species with one gun, but for better distance and accuracy a rifled barrel and sabot slug are best

The motorized fishing kayak for anglers who hate the idea of motorized fishing kayaks

If you can’t beat them, deep fry them. It’s time to bust three myths about eating snakeheads

Although there’s only a tiny difference in bullet diameter, the 9mm and 10mm cartridges excel at different applications

We break down which woods best compliment popular fish species

If you’re looking for a reliable 3½-inch auto-loader that’s affordable, there’s no better choice than the Winchester Super X4

This new compact 10mm is a pistol that can hold its own as an every-day carry gun, backcountry defense, or a crossover for both

The Sig P322 is a 20-round, double-stack .22 pistol that’s a fun plinker, reliable shooter, and realistic trainer

Match your load to your feathered quarry