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A lack of suitable trees shouldn’t force you to hunt a second-rate location. These ground blind hunting tips cover placement, concealment, access and shooting setup so you can hunt where the deer actually want to be.

Fall bass don’t move because the calendar says they should. Track cooling water, forage, healthy vegetation, hard cover and weather to stay with the fish.

The SPYPOINT FORCE-4K skips cellular connectivity for easy setup, 48MP photos, 4K video with sound and a $99.99 price. Here’s how it performed in the field.

A bad fall miles from help can turn a hunt into an emergency fast. Here’s how Uncharted Supply Co. founder Christian Schauf builds four layers of preparedness—from the gear in his pack to the evacuation plan that gets him to professional care.

A lifelong pheasant hunter takes Fiocchi Golden Pheasant ammo to the range, checking recoil and 30-yard patterns while breaking down the lead, Extreme and Bismuth options

Whitetail e-scouting can reveal property boundaries, habitat edges, bedding cover, terrain funnels and access routes before you ever enter the woods. Here’s how to use satellite imagery, LiDAR and mapping apps to narrow down the places worth scouting on foot.

Owning a tractor isn’t a requirement for growing a productive deer food plot. From ATV implements and garden tillers to spray-and-broadcast methods and frost-seeding clover, these approaches can help hunters establish small plots in places where larger equipment can’t go.

Washington Commanders wide receiver Treylon Burks talks hog hunting, bowhunting, faith and family—and explains why the outdoors brings him peace away from football.

Late-summer whitetail scouting is about more than hanging trail cameras. Learn how truck scouting, backtracking trails, map study and mock hunts can help turn August deer movement into useful fall hunting intel.

Boat docks may get the attention, but the seawalls behind them can be productive fall bass habitat. Learn how to identify the corners, drains, shade, depth changes and hidden cover that separate a productive wall from a dead one.

Before F. A. Porsche created the 911, he grew up hunting in the Austrian Alps. At Heuberg estate, nature, family and function shaped his life and design.

Springfield Armory’s new Kuna Tri-Lug 9mm adds a factory-integrated three-lug muzzle for fast, tool-free attachment of compatible suppressors while retaining the roller-delayed action and ambidextrous controls of the original Kuna.

Faster arrows fly flatter, but every extra foot per second comes with tradeoffs. P.J. Reilly explains how draw weight, brace height, cam design and arrow weight affect speed—and why a hunting bow you can shoot accurately beats one built simply to chase the chronograph.

Modern crossbows can make arrow removal from foam targets downright miserable. We compare foam and specialized high-speed targets, explain why arrows stick, and test practical fixes—including arrow lube—to help you choose the right target for the way you shoot.

Trail cameras use PIR sensors to detect animals, infrared flash to photograph them at night and local storage or cellular networks to deliver the images. Here’s how the features that matter most affect performance in the field.

Winchester’s new Super Match ammunition line covers pistol, rifle and shotshell loads built for competition. After roughly 4,000 rounds during an early range event, we came away with some strong first impressions on reliability, velocity consistency and what Winchester is bringing to competitive shooters.

A productive dove field takes more than planting sunflowers and waiting for opening day. Learn how crop selection, bare ground, mowing, water, field layout and preseason scouting can help attract doves and create better hunting opportunities.

The Rambo Revolt AWD packs dual-motor all-wheel drive, full suspension and a compact step-through design into a hunting e-bike built for tight trails and rough terrain.

The Dead Air Sandman X spent two months on rifles chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor, .30-30 Win. and .308 Win. One host revealed its clearest advantage.

James Bond and the Walther PPK have been inseparable for generations, but 007 didn’t start with a Walther. Here’s how a gun expert’s fan letter changed Bond’s arsenal—and helped turn the PPK into one of the most recognizable firearms in movie history.