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Jeremey Ison's family used trail camera photos to pattern this massive buck

The SA-35 revives the classic P-35 design, but with a few modern upgrades

The Air Venturi Avenger Bullpup is an affordable small game air rifle with impressive features for the price

Kimber makes a strong debut in the largest and most competitive handgun market with this full-featured, optics-ready, striker-fired, micro-compact 9mm pistol.

Hunting large, older male game animals once saved this country's game populations. But what's trophy hunting’s role now?

A deer-hunting tradition continues, despite the loss of its spiritual leader

The Waterfowl Performance Shop 20-gauge is a favorite of many duck guides, but the M2 is also a capable turkey, upland, deer, and self-defense firearm

Apex Ammunition's WS-3 loads combine No. 2 steel and No. 9 TSS to print beautiful patterns and kill ducks

The dedicated bowhunter from North Texas pursued the buck for two weeks straight, and finally tagged the potential record-breaker after multiple close encounters

Graeme Bell and his family converted their Land Rover Defender from a standard but proven double cab 130 into a bespoke camper they have traveled the world in

It's common for hunters to ask me why I refuse to put down my bow when gun season opens. My answer is always the same

Marlin’s iconic lever-actions make a triumphant return under the ownership of Ruger

Brian Gailis almost tagged this buck when it was “only” a 150-inch eight pointer, but now he’s glad the deer survived to old age

See how the most powerful production air rifle performed in the field

Vincent Clark shot a 23-point post-rut whitetail that is estimated to score well over 200 inches

The “new” A5 may look similar to John Browning’s Auto-5, but it’s been updated to be a more user-friendly auto-loader

The X-Bolt Mountain Pro is a light, accurate, and capable mountain rifle

Trent Holscher stalked up on the buck of a lifetime

Introducing someone to fishing can change their life—and yours

A go-to bait presentation for most any bass spots is the timeless Texas rig