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The FX Maverick has benchrest competiton accuracy in a hunting platform

The author role-played a disaster scenario to see how this go-to water filter stacked up

Save on your new air rifle with these Black Friday deals

We found great deals on guns and ammo

Experts say there's no such thing as bear-proof coolers, trash cans, and bear cans

This is the most affordable Mark V on the market. Here's how it performed on the range

The best deals going on portable power, and the biggest giveaway that you won’t want to miss.

Big Green’s re-entry into the ammunition market promises to make its flagship load more accurate and deadly. Here’s how the new Remington Core-Lokt Tipped performed on the range

An angler from the UK caught the 67-pound, 4-ounce carp hybrid from a well-known private lake in France

Are all these trendy critter baits truly productive, or just for quacks?

We've tested the 6.8 Western at the range and in the field over several big game hunts across the country. Here's how it stacks up

Opening day is here. It's time to put the odds in your favor and transform your luck-based sit in the woods into a bona fide hunting plan

The wolf killed in New York state last year got hunters, wildlife managers, and environmentalists talking

The big woods seem limitless. Deer are few and far between. There are, however, some ideal spots where you can ambush a big buck

"I just swung the ice axe as hard as I could, and I felt it sink in all the way to the handle"

The .30-30 is still one of America's great whitetail deer hunting cartridges

The Mathews Phase 4 has a new limb design that helps make it the nicest shooting compound bow we've ever reviewed

Lindell Richey normally deer hunts with his dogs, but agreed to sit in a treestand earlier this month

We all love walleye and flounder, but it’s time to expand your palate

Our military veterans are still fighting old injuries, PTSD, and the drudgery of civilian life—all in the shadow of an opioid crisis. But in the deer woods of New England, some are finding a new way forward