For a kid’s first whitetail-hunting gun, you can’t go wrong with an AR-15. Here’s why.
Just in time for the height of this year's hunt season, check out these thoughtful new designs.
By watching the behavior of your deer, you can identify where the shot landed.
Do you need all that oomph of the 3 ½-inch 12-gauge? How bad is it to stick to shorter loads?
No dog? No problem (mostly).
Having trouble hitting ducks or pheasants? Try these four practice methods.
Struggling to shoot off sticks? Here are a few tips to make it easier.
You might take a bull by the horns, but not a deer—or elk, moose or caribou! Regardless of how long you’ve been hunting, if you’ve been referring to a whitetail buck’s “antlers” as horns, it’s time for this refresher course.
Mentoring youth hunters means dedicating the time, expense and providing the right equipment for the best outdoor experiences possible.
You’ve long dreamed of taking your kid hunting with you, but they just aren’t into it. What can you do?