Read the latest articles from Outdoor Life (Page 178)

Skis are easily the most efficient way to cover snowy ground on foot in winter. Which begs the question: Why aren’t more bird hunters using them?

There’s a lot of mystery around how (and how much) influencers are monetizing their social media platforms. So we interviewed industry insiders to find out

These sub gauges hold their own in the field and on the range

The big bass weighed more than 15 pounds and was just shy of the state record

An innovative scope designed for American long-range shooters

If your goal is a cooler full of venison and a skull mount, then success matters

The author discovers a new relationship with nature on her first deer hunt

This newly-released airgun is a lightweight compact carbine at a value

As grizzly populations expand and more people move into bear country, wildlife officials in the lower 48 struggle to find places to relocate bears

No other switch-barrel precision rifle matches the Seekins Havak HIT for quality, innovation, performance, and price

The Staccato P is a rugged and refined duty pistol that begs to be shot fast

The author has spent the last 40 years studying and researching pellet lethality. Here's what he's learned

The underrated .410-bore is more versatile than you might think

We tested Tactacam’s newest trail camera

A vest dedicated to the grandfather of Mossy Oak is making waves in the turkey hunting world

Shooting instructor Joel Turner went on one of the most popular podcasts in the world to explain how to beat target panic

The cougar is seen by few hunters, save those who follow dogs to the end of his track

The 16 is the ultimate hunting gauge, but it never reached true popularity. Our picks for the best 16 gauges should change that

Land-based angler Michael Hengel battled the 9.5-foot shark from a beach outside Miami

Between erratic availability of components, wildly swinging prices, and limited production capacity, the ammunition industry is scrambling to serve shooters