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With wild pigs running rampant in Central Texas, these counties are incentivizing hunters to thin pig populations by implementing a bounty program

Mossberg’s 590S is a specialized tactical pump shotgun capable of shooting multiple loads

In a growing field of 10mm Auto pistols, this new M&P M2.0 10mm has ergonomics that are tough to top

The Helly Hansen Verglas Infinity Shell Jacket is a lightweight, yet exceptionally durable, hard shell that helps you brave the elements in the snow, high alpine, and intense weather

Conservation groups are cheering the decision, which could kill a proposed mine near America’s most visited wilderness

Chronic shoulder pain and other injuries are common in archers, but with proper technique you can shoot and bowhunt for years to come

Whitetail numbers are down in the Northwoods of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan. Here’s how wolves, winter, and habitat all play a complex role in the decline

Capable of hunting ducks, upland birds, and busting clays, the old Remington 1100 is still a shooter

You might not have heard of the Darton Spectra E, but you should give it a shot

Don't be fooled: CWD is a slow, stealthy killer that hunters need to take seriously

Here's the turkey hunting intel you've been waiting for all winter. Welcome to our annual state-by-state roundup of turkey populations and hunting predictions for hunters all across the country

The Tsunami Evict 2000 is a lightweight spinning reel that handles big fish at a low price

B&T introduces an insanely quiet rifle in .300 AAC Blackout

Browning introduces its first production class PRS rifle

This new big-bore airgun will fire up to five 20-gauge projectiles in a single charge

Respect The Game: The World Record Buck Story

Christopher Spencer, not John Browning, invented the first pump shotgun

B&T introduces the coolest suppressor attachment system on the market

Winchester has introduced a bolt-action version of the autoloading Wildcat that's perfect for plinking

The lawsuit pits public-land advocates against the federal agency that has until recently upheld and defended the public’s right to access established trails in the Crazy Mountains