Hunting Gear

Huntworth’s new Kenora and Halifax jackets bring Heat Boost graphene warmth, quiet construction and hunting-friendly features to late-season trips.

Kings Camo XKG Flux Lite Collection

Learn the real pros and cons of fixed-blade, mechanical and hybrid broadheads so you can choose the most accurate, penetrating and confidence-inspiring setup for your next hunt.

The field-ready Altai fixed-blade knife packs fire-starting and sharpening tools.

Leupold’s VX-Freedom Straight-Wall riflescope makes dialing for popular straight-wall cartridges fast and accurate with pre-calibrated elevation dials.

Once considered a target-only release aid, the hinge is becoming a popular option among bowhunters. But is it right for you?

Black Gold’s new MODD bowsight gives bowhunters a modular sight system that can be customized as their hunting style and shooting preferences evolve.

Precision-engineered, high-efficiency broadheads designed for the performance-driven bowhunter.

Not all bullet types perform the same when striking ballistic gel — or animals. The results of this test — revealed by a camera capturing 80,000 frames per second! — might change your mind when shopping for big-game ammo.

Track arrow flight, confirm impact and simplify recovery with today’s dependable lighted-nock systems.

Check out these next-generation arrows engineered to maximize precision, efficiency and terminal consistency.

During spring turkey season 2026 in South Dakota, the author field tested the new Ol’Man Bounty Hunter 270 pop-up ground blind.

Leaving a hang-on stand in a tree year after year is a recipe for disaster, especially if you don’t regularly loosen its securing strap or chain.

As we’ve done for decades, we asked readers of Bowhunting World magazine to vote for their favorite hunting and archery brands. The manufacturers highlighted here were chosen as Readers’ Choice Awards winners in 54 categories.

The author placed a Spypoint Force 24 non-cell trail cam in a deep, heavily-wooded South Dakota river-bottom that doesn’t receive cell service. What did he discover after letting it shoot pics for 3 straight months?

The vast majority of trail cams sold today are cellular models, but that doesn’t mean you should ignore non-cell offerings.

Is using a trail cam fair chase? In the author’s opinion, it depends . . .

Waddell tells the sad stories of two hunters he knows personally who fell from trees during 2025 — one died and the other is in the hospital with two broken legs.