With a few modifications, Marlin's new Trapper chambered in 10mm Automatic makes a super-handy rifle that can handle whatever comes your way.
I absolutely love fixed-power scopes. The only problem is the rest of the shooting world doesn’t, and there aren’t a lot of them left on the market. But there are a few reasons why you might want to ...
For scouting and intel, the Tactacam Reveal Ultra is the top cellular trail camera pick. For duck hunters and gear organization, the Yeti LoadOut GoBox 60 is the standout choice. For backcountry or ...
There are a lot of affordable optics out there, but it takes an investment for a good thermal monocular. With spectacular advances in thermal technology over the last few years, these remarkable ...
Every year, the load of gear I need to carry afield while hunting seems to increase. Hunting knives, elk calls, gloves, binoculars, snacks, camera gear, phone battery banks—all of it needs a place.
The best times to hunt deer are dawn and dusk, when whitetails are most reliably on their feet moving to and from food sources. Rut phases, barometric pressure swings, and moon position can sharpen ...
In regards to ducks, duck callers, and duck calling, Nash Buckingham once said, “A duck call in the hands of the unskilled is conservation’s greatest asset.” Mr. Buckingham may be spot on when it ...
The best upland hunting boot is a lot like the best pickup truck: It’s subjective, and what works for you often comes down to where you hunt, what terrain you cover, and what you’re used to wearing. A ...
Back in April, a North Dakota angler traveled to Minnesota and broke the state’s catch-and-release record for lake sturgeon. Travis Keating’s giant sturgeon measured 6.6-feet long (longer than the ...
The rough desert road pitches sharply upward and then disappears into rock. Ahead of me, a Ford Explorer Tremor Edition—identical to the one I’m driving—tilts skyward and crawls over a mess of ...
Back in late July, the Alaska Board of Game considered a full hunting and trapping closure for a two-mile wide corridor that runs for 211 miles through the southern foothills of the Brooks Range.