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Hunting with an outfitter should be a fun, not scary, experience. The key to an overall great hunt is to ask a lot of questions so you’ll understand exactly what you should expect.

Trail cams are one of the most useful tools for hunters, but knowing where to place them will make the difference in both quantity and quality.

Here’s what to do next on your self-defense journey.

Mia Anstine provides some basic safety rules to be aware of when you have a companion join you on the hunt.

If you’re an NRA Woman contemplating reloading, read these considerations for and against this unique hobby.

One of the most challenging stations on the sporting clays field is the fast-rolling "rabbit." You can increase your chances of hitting this bouncing target by paying close attention to a couple of things. Check out these tips from champion competitive clays shooter Jane Brown Keller, a founding member of the Annie Oakley Shooters. 

Next to your shotgun, the gear you take to the range can mean the difference between breaking just a few or a lot of clays. Champion competitive clays shooter Jane Brown Keller, a founding member of the Annie Oakley Shooters, shows us the important gear she never forgets to pack before heading to the clays field.

A mental "to-do" list can go a long way toward preventing self-sabotage.

Have you ever lost track of which barrel you're shooting from in your over-under shotgun? Champion clays shooter Jane Brown Keller, a founding member of the Annie Oakley Shooter, offers a great tip on remembering this at any given time.