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Tuning your compound bow properly, coupled with plenty of practice, can extend your range when you need to be accurate at distance

Hunting elk is hard enough. Don’t make it more difficult by hunting with the wrong bow

At the latest count, 39 states allow civilians to own suppressors. If you live in one of these silencer-friendly states and haven't purchased a suppressor, you need to get one

The ideal western big-game hunting rifle needs to be light, accurate, and tough

When John Oliver, Field & Stream, and a decades-old conservation program meet, you get this crazy story

One of the most critical pieces of hunting gear isn't in your pack, but in your pocket

One cartridge to hunt every big-game species in the West? Yes, it is possible

You can still have the duck hunt of a lifetime if you go to Canada later in the season and focus on small potholes

Five heavyweight muskie masters share their secrets for hitting the ultimate freshwater predators on the surface

When a summertime muskie follows but refuses to bite, try infuriating him

In the ever-evolving world of precision rifle shooting, this rig is the state-of-the-art when it comes to accuracy and performance

This heavy-hitting magnum PCP airgun is built to hunt

The Leica Geovid is a rangefinding binocular with great glass, bluetooth, and an accurate rangefinder.

James Michaelin cleaned and gutted the hogfish before weighing it, and it was still a state record

Are scented lures meant to catch fish or dupe fisherman? A die-hard bass angler and fish biologists weigh in

After years of setbacks under Remington, expect to see new Marlin rifles later this year

Wilderness Areas make up a small portion of America’s public lands, but they are often the most pristine and ruggedly spectacular areas. Under the Wilderness Act of 1964, most wheels and motors, such as ATVs and mountain bikes, are disallowed in formal Wilderness Areas.

Consistently tag larger whitetail bucks using a few tips and tricks from hunters who do it better than anyone

For decades the author’s generation dominated hunting culture. Now, as it retires from the sport, what is it leaving behind?