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Shooting
Canik
Canik METE SFT Pro Review: Suppressor-Ready and Loaded with Extras
The Canik METE SFT Pro packs a threaded barrel, optics-ready slide, tritium sight, excellent trigger and generous accessory package into an affordable full-size 9mm.

Hunting
Hunt the Hunters: How to Find Whitetails on Pressured Public Land
On pressured public land, finding deer often starts with finding other hunters—then going somewhere they won’t. Here’s how hunting pressure can reveal overlooked whitetail hotspots.

Gear
Rambo Venom RS: A 10,000-Watt Electric Dirt Bike Built for the Backcountry

Shooting
Federal Ammunition
Traditions NitroBolt Review: FireStick Simplicity Meets Bolt-Action Control
The Traditions NitroBolt combines Federal FireStick convenience with the familiar handling of a bolt-action rifle. We tested the .50-caliber muzzleloader on the range and during an Oklahoma whitetail hunt.

Entertainment
Collaboration
The Jason Bourne Guns: Every Firearm Used in the Movies
Jason Bourne doesn’t have a signature pistol like James Bond, but the Bourne movies are packed with memorable firearms. Here’s a look at the SIGs, Glocks, Walthers, rifles and other guns used throughout the franchise.

Hunting
Where Do Bucks Go When Bachelor Groups Break Up?
When whitetail bachelor groups break up in late summer, familiar bucks can seem to disappear overnight. Here’s where they go—and why changing food, hormones and breeding behavior alter their fall movements.

Shooting
CZ-USA
CZ 75 Legend Review: What Does It Take to Become a Legend?
The CZ 75 Legend brings back the classic all-steel CZ 75 with a DA/SA trigger, traditional controls and few concessions to modern handgun trends. After 450 rounds, we found out whether the old-school design still holds up.

Fishing
What Forward-Facing Sonar Can Teach You When It’s Turned Off
Forward-facing sonar can teach anglers far more than where bass are located. Bassmaster Elite pros Bob Downey and Jeff Gustafson explain how FFS has sharpened their understanding of cover, casting, lure presentation and traditional sonar.

Shooting
EOTECH
Savage Model 110 Core Hunter Pro Review: The 110 Reborn
Savage completely reworked its long-running Model 110 for 2026. We put the new Model 110 Core Hunter Pro in .308 Winchester on the range to see how much has really changed.

Gear
Nocpix
Nocpix RICO 3 PRO First Look: Autofocus Comes to Thermal Sights
Nocpix brings autofocus to the thermal hunting world with the new RICO 3 PRO, a 640×512 weapon sight featuring a 1,600-yard rangefinder, ballistic calculator and Ocular Zoom 2.0.

Destinations
Flathead Lake Lodge: Inside Montana’s Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Retreat
A third-generation family legacy pairs Western hospitality, understated luxury and an endless menu of outdoor experiences in Big Sky Country.

Hunting
Whitetail Nutrition: How Food Plots Can Do More Than Attract Deer
Food plots do more than pull deer into range. Mossy Oak’s Chris Alexander explains how year-round forage, mast, cover and minerals can help support healthier whitetails and better habitat.

Food & Drink
Chef Paul Wahlberg Relaunches Wahlburgers Wild at Bass Pro Shops’ Memphis Pyramid

Music
Skip Ewing on Wyoming, Horses and His New Album ‘Dragonfly’
Country singer-songwriter Skip Ewing found more than a new home in Wyoming. Ranch life, horses and the outdoors helped reshape his outlook—and ultimately led him back to making music on his own terms.

Hunting
Hot-Weather Bowhunting: How to Beat the Early-Season Heat
Hot-weather bowhunting brings challenges that go well beyond sweating in the stand. From hydration and insects to scent control, recovery and meat care, a little preparation can make early-season hunts safer, more comfortable and more successful.

Shooting
Sig Sauer
SIG P211 GTO Review: A 1911 Guy’s Take on SIG’s Double-Stack Speedster
The SIG P211 GTO brings P320 magazine compatibility, a factory compensator and a surprisingly crisp Series 80-style trigger to the double-stack 1911 world. After more than 1,000 rounds, here’s what stood out.

Hunting
Boone and Crockett Confirms Largest Typical Whitetail Ever Taken in U.S.
A massive Illinois buck killed by Sam Aiuppa in 1991 and stored in a basement for 32 years has officially become the largest typical whitetail ever taken in the United States.

Hunting
The Early Season Whitetail Playbook: How to Make the First Few Weeks Count
Early-season whitetail bucks can be remarkably predictable—until weather, food or hunting pressure changes the pattern. This playbook shows how to adjust your setup around water, feeding routes, changing conditions and access.

Fishing
9 Fishing Apps for Maps, Forecasts, Catch Logs and More
From detailed lake maps and bite forecasts to tournament scoring and catch logs, these nine fishing apps take very different approaches to helping anglers make the most of their time on the water.

Gear
LaCrosse Alphaburly Aero Brings Running-Shoe Comfort to the Rubber Hunting Boot
LaCrosse is taking its Alphaburly rubber boot line in a lighter, more athletic direction with the new Alphaburly Aero. Debuting in Fall 2026, the boot adds AeroForm cushioning, a new traction system and multiple Solarcore insulated options.
