Hunting Gear

Each year our staff asks the 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 nearly 50 categories.

Protect your hearing with suppressors that turn a mighty roar into a muffled snarl.

Pulsar’s Thermion Duo DXP50 combines high-tech thermal imaging with the clarity and vividness of a full-color daytime optic.

Numerous archery products spotted in person during the 2023 ATA Show were interesting, but some were clear winners. In the author’s opinion, here are the best of the best.

Speer Ammunition has partnered with its sister brand Remington in Big Green’s new line of Premier Long-Range ammunition.

The votes have been cast and counted, and the results are in! The readers of Predator Xtreme weigh in on what constitutes their favorite hunting gear.

Anti-hunting groups don’t give a whit about wildlife.

Fur hunters skilled in the use of electronic callers have a distinct advantage when the chips are down and versatility becomes a game changer.

The all-new Venture Divide from KUIU combines the latest advancements in pack design with the company’s proven Venture and Divide pack features.

Each year, the author checks out the latest and greatest gear showcased at the industry-only Archery Trade Association (ATA) Show. These five items recently caught his attention during the 2023 ATA Show in Indianapolis, Indiana.

ATN is changing the night-vision game with the introduction of the X-Sight Gen 5 series of riflescopes.

Federal Premium adds to its Varmint & Predator ammunition lineup.

The all-new ThOR Gen 5 series represents the pinnacle of thermal riflescope technology from ATN.

Equipped with a laser rangefinder, Hawke Optic’s Frontier LRF binoculars feature high light transmission and true color display.

The author field tests the new KUIU Proximity Jacket and Pant during frigid November whitetail bowhunts in South Dakota.

The author tests Irish Setter Mudtrek boots — two versions — throughout the 2022 deer season in temperatures ranging from 75 to 5 degrees.

The author carried an Ozonics HR500 into the field during 2022 for whitetail hunts in South Dakota and Wisconsin. Did it work? And how does the HR500 compare to earlier models?