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Charge up whether you’re camping, fishing, or trekking.

The pair fell asleep on their way back to the harbor and woke when their boat struck a reef—and started to sink

Prime moves away from their signature parallel cams with the 2022 Inline

Most Northeastern bucks don't have big racks, but they make up for it in weight

Winchester’s M42 pump and M37 single shot .410s are perfect for shooters who have spent a lifetime trying to master the art of shotgunning

The new Mathews V3X aims steady, shoots accurate, and has innovative new features

A whitetail doe that had likely been hit by a car ran inside a hospital in Baton Rouge

For the better part of a decade the Remington 870 Express was not the gun it once was. RemArms has changed that, restoring an American classic to its former glory

A crossbow hunter figured out this reclusive buck, and tagged him right on schedule

Our expert carried the Benchmade 940 Osborne for eight years and put it head-to-head against the 940-1 in a torture test. See the results in this review

Zack Meadows shot a 16-point, 210-inch typical after it finished sparring with another massive buck

The innovative design of the CZ 600 series marks a bold new direction for the Czech rifle maker

The Shimano Stradic Fl is one of the best all-around spinning reels.

The Curado DC uses a microcomputer to cast farther and reduce backlashes.

Conservation groups are rallying behind the president's trillion-dollar infrastructure bill. Here's why

When water temperatures dip into the 40s, that’s when you can land the musky of your life

Tyler Roberts dozed off after he thought his hunt was blown, but woke up to find a giant buck 25 yards from his ground blind

Hunting in the pheasant capital of America has changed, and that’s not necessarily a bad thing

Western draw systems have become increasingly complex, competitive, and expensive. Even as many hunters grow skeptical of ever drawing their tag, they can’t stop putting in for that golden ticket

The deer nicknamed Houdini had the habit of showing itself, then disappearing—until now