Outdoor Gear

Unique new game monitor system automatically alerts hunter that game is near.

An ultralight climber and some innovative new safety products for 2011 mean this industry giant should continue its popularity with smart bowhunters everywhere.

Forget what you think you know about Theresa Vail — the plainspoken Miss Kansas talks candidly about hunting, tattoos, her faith, and the joys of challenging yourself.

The Baracuta Bone Saw from Havalon Knives is a unique, revolutionary saw blade capable of any size job.

The LifeStraw, perhaps the most advanced personal water filter available today, is a lightweight and compact way for campers, hikers and backcountry hunters to obtain safe, clean drinking water any time, anywhere.

The award-winning LifeStraw water filter is now incorporated into a sports bottle to give users access to safe drinking water even when there is no water source nearby.

The 2011 Archery Business Dealers of the Year explain how they create “the buzz” to bring new faces, and more profits, through their doors.

Rep groups for Ramcat Broadheads added in the Southeast, Northeast, and Midwest

Lightweight and portable, LifeStraw Family is perfect for point-of-use water filtration while travelling or camping in remote areas.

Laxco’s LifeLong compact pocket flashlight features a lightweight design that is durable and perfect for on-the-go use.

"This is an exciting step toward a bright future for Ontario Knife Company as we continue to invest in our people, equipment, and facilities during this anniversary year," said OKC President and CEO Ken Trbovich"

The Accu-Tek model AT 382 may not be new or high-tech, but it continues to be a top seller for Ontario, California-based Excel Arms.

Check out everything new in the world of shooting, hunting and outdoors straight from this year's annual SHOT Show from Las Vegas.

A 16-year-old Siberian lynx will get to stay with the only owner she's ever known while a state senator tries to add flexibility to an Oregon law that bans exotic pets.

As one of a dwindling number of gunsmiths in the country, Mike Crevar and his expertise remain in high demand by hunters, collectors and gun aficionados near and far.

Tennessee officials say hunters took at least 118 sandhill cranes during the state's first season.

We found some new-gear gems in the aisles of Nashville.