From the Magazine

For America’s 250th Anniversary, Hook & Barrel searched for one cover star to represent the nation. Editor-In-Chief John Radzwilla explains why it had to be Dakota Meyer.

As America marks its 250th birthday, few brands are as synonymous with the USA as Old No. 7 as we take a look at what makes JD so iconic.

After years away from active service, Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer rejoined the Marine Corps Reserve, pushed through recon training and found renewed purpose alongside a new generation of Marines.

This Hook & Barrel roast takes one last swing at the magazine, the modern outdoorsman and the glossy chaos that somehow holds it all together.

Staying present outdoors starts with honoring the experience first. Learn how to live the moment, capture the story and pass it forward.

From cellular trail cameras to bass-fishing apps and long-range target cameras, these modern tools help you hunt and scout smarter, fish better and stay connected.

Wild game restaurants are earning Michelin attention and serious road-trip buzz. From Plymouth to Tokyo to Texas, these six tables prove venison and boar belong in fine dining.

The modern outdoorsman doesn’t fit one mold. Six industry leaders weigh in on hunting, shooting, advocacy, social media and what comes next.

From Realtree collabs to airport streetwear, camouflage has become a cultural signal, and that might be good news for outdoorsmen.

Here’s a fast look at the suppressor companies driving the change to quieter guns with the latest and coolest tech!

Eva Shockey was an outdoor influencer before the term even existed. Here she talks about her famous father, hunting, motherhood, and women in the outdoors after a lifetime in front of the camera.

Part 2 brings more rules for the modern outdoorsman, from Jimmy Houston, Chad Belding and two legends in their own minds: Mark Chesnut and Nino Bosaz.

Here’s how digital tools, smarter training and realistic practice can help you finally make a dream hunt happen - no matter your age.

Michael Waddell, Ted Nugent, Bill Dance and Jim Shockey share hard-earned advice for today's hunters and fishermen.

Guns, tire smoke and 100-mph sideways rides aren’t a normal marketing plan, but Walther Arms is betting its drift cars can reach a new generation of shooters.

Back in the Year 2000, Big Mouth Billy Bass was annoying, ridiculous and somehow everywhere. Why did a plastic fish that sang an annoying song become so popular?

Some hunters chase supplements, wearables and recovery hacks. The real backcountry edge might be simpler, tougher and a whole lot harder to fake.

Its classic looks with a modern twist make the Taurus Deputy six-shooter exactly three times the fun.

How does Nate Hosie juggle life on stage while staying true to family and faith? Let him tell you!

THC drinks might appear light a lighter alternative to alcohol, but what does the law say? Texas attorney Gerard Kardonsky explains.