Extras

The Nomad Bastion jacket is earning a reputation as the go-to jacket every hunter should keep in their truck for all conditions.

Rinehart's new hunting decoys for antelope, whitetails and coyotes are lightweight and offer lifelike movement.

Using advanced materials, high-tech engineering and a camouflage pattern proven in the heat of combat, Browning designed a new line of gear for the athletic hunter.

A company steeped in the history of vertical bows, Bear Archery has broken with tradition and launched a new line of hard-hitting crossbows dubbed Bear X.

Bowhunting World Editor Jace Bauserman offers his thoughts on some of his favorite accessories found at the 2016 ATA Show in Louisville.

The Trocar HB And Rage Hypodermic +P are two hot new hunting broadheads that debuted at the 2016 ATA Show.

QAD's new UltraRest MXT is a micro-adjust archery rest that doesn't require an Allen wrench to adjust.

The broadheads come in either 2-blade or 3-blade models and deliver up to 2.2 inches of cutting diameter.

Scent crusher now offers a range of cool products that use o-zone to remove smells from clothing and gear.

Didn't get that Yeti Rambler you wanted for Christmas? Check out the new Yeti Rambler Bottles — guaranteed not to leak!

Predator Xtreme Editor, Mark Olis, shares his chair and shooting-sticks combo to help him hunt longer and make the shots he's given.

Recently motivated son attempts to re-release famous fishing lures on the market.

Planting small orchards of select, late-dropping fruit trees can draw and hold deer on your property for better hunting. Bob Wallace of Chestnut Hill Outdoors visits Borrowed Acres to help implement fruit trees into the hunting strategy.

Here’s a look at how Mark Olis plants the best food plots possible at Borrowed Acres.

The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department is debuting an option that allows people to have their small game, fishing or trapping license scanned directly from their smartphone.

The Borrowed Acres summer food plots are near the end of the growing season and the guys have some good results with grain sorghum and lab-lab beans.

North Dakota's Game and Fish Department over the past two years has stocked more than 20 million walleye fingerlings in lakes in the state.