Hunting Gear

You’ve read about all the “secret techniques” needed to kill a good buck, but rarely do you read about mistakes guaranteed to screw up even the best stand.

Arby’s newest sandwich, consisting of “100 percent deer meat,” will be tested at select restaurants in seven states over the next month.

On those days when nothing’s moving except squirrels and tweedy birds, you have to do something to keep from imploding.

Are you looking for more feedback for your harvests? The updated Deer Tracker app now allows users to score and age others users’ deer.

Eric Trump has never been shy about his love for hunting, and now he's the keynote speaker a the 20th Annual Sportsmen’s Alliance “Save Our Heritage” Rally.

New Hampshire veterans in financial need receive hunting and fishing licenses from foundation wanting vets to continuing enjoying their outdoor sports.

For hunters who believe in the moon's influence on deer movement, there is a reintroduced tool that might improve your big buck odds throughout the season.

Hawke's BRC app uses your phone's camera and accelerometer to give you precise ballistic data based on your gun, load and any Hawke multi-aimpoint scope.

Bowhunting World Editor and admitted gear junkie, Jace Bauserman, puts six more of 2015’s hottest single-pin sights to the test.

Duck hunters are crazy enough — but those who hunt from layout boats, sink boxes and other at-the-waterline vessels take it to another level.

Andrew Lewand spends a hunting season reviewing the CoyoteLight. Read his thoughts on this particular predator-hunting light.

A 20-gauge shotgun offers lighter weight, lighter kick and more than adequate payloads for ducks. What’s not to like?

Fans of the legendary Remington Model 700 action will appreciate this bolt-action muzzleloading rifle.

The Gunwerks LR-1000 is an entire shooting system that creates a synergy between the rifle, scope, ammo and rangefinder to make ultra-long-range shots possible.

With blazing speed and hunt-ready accuracy, the Barnett Ghost 410 is a crossbow built for deer hunting.

Founded in 1919, Mossberg is the oldest family-owned and -operated firearms manufacturer in America and is the largest supplier of pump-action shotguns in the world.

Conventional wisdom says a new rifle should be shot "X" number of times before it's "broken in" and accurate. But with modern rifle-building techniques, is this still true?