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Here's your introduction to the diverse world of shotguns

Your pup’s first few seasons can make or break a decade of hunting together. Don't screw this up

Knowing how to cook venison can be the difference between boot leather on a dinner plate and a meal worthy of a James Beard award

Picking a name for your new hunting dog isn’t as easy as it sounds, so we compiled lists for you based on advice from trainers and our hunting buddies

Browning has ended its production of the 10-gauge BPS and Gold Light shotguns. But here's why you shouldn't count this big bore out just yet

Low-profile optics elevate versatility, adaptability, and utility.

Save money on our favorite scopes, sights, binos, and more

Finding a small, affordable deer lease might sound impossible these days, but it's not

Leave the noisy, crowded campgrounds behind. Here's what you need to know about finding great campsites off the beaten path

Hunting for a light, accurate, and dependable rifle to take into the mountains? Look no further

After logging 300 days on the water with his brother in the last 12 months, Kyler Leslie was better prepared than most adults to land the bass of a lifetime

This innovative lever action is a smooth, accurate carbine that feeds from AR-style magazines

Gobblers gotta eat. Every hunter should understand what kinds of food sources wild turkeys prefer at certain times of year

We've been testing and shooting the best 6.5 Creedmoor ammo on the market, here's how their accuracy stacks up.

Here’s a look at some of the best slings for every type of rifle

Learn the basics of reading down imaging, side scan, and forward facing sonar

Cartel kingpin Pablo Escobar's world-famous hippos have multiplied and spread across Colombia since the 1990s. Now government officials are trying to reign in the rampaging critters by capturing and sterilizing as many as they can

Step-by-step instructions on how to cast a spinning reel

We review everything from classic in-ground fences to the latest in GPS fencing

It took 10 summers and two close brushes with death, but I became the first man to canoe 3,200 miles across the north coast of Alaska and Canada