Outdoor Gear

An ex-state lawmaker and longtime critic of U.S. land managers says he's convinced the feds have already made up their mind to list the Greater sage grouse as a threatened or endangered species.

Michigan-based company offers a full line of treestands and accessories.

Martin plans to introduce new 2014 bow line at ATA Trade Show in Nashville.

He may not be the actual "Duck Commander," but for a few minutes Willie Robertson from the wildly popular "Duck Dynasty" television show was the commander of a U.S. Navy warship.

A project to introduce Florida largemouth bass into Chickamauga Lake has been more successful than researchers originally hoped.

No matter how toasty warm you are in the duck blind, if your fingers get cold, you’ll be miserable. Here’s how to keep them from freezing in the worst weather.

Sure, clay target practice is good. But the rubber meets the road when you’re in the field. That’s where you need to put a bird on the ground for your hunting dog.

The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission has scheduled an archery event for Dec. 7 as part of its new archery emphasis.

Bowhunter Ed teaches safe in-the-field practices, bow shooting basics, different methods of bowhunting, and shot placement and recovery techniques.

The recall is being initiated because the release mechanisms on these crossbows have been found to be out-of-specification, potentially leading to premature firing or accidental discharge as they reach full draw.

A look at how the Meindl Perfekt hunting boot fits and performs.

Crows are coming back to Watertown for the winter, and officials in the northern New York city are not happy.

Fort Polk and Peason Ridge WMAs provide more than 138,000 acres for public outdoor recreation.

Maine youth from 10 to 16 years old get to go hunting a week before other Maine residents.

Bowhunting World and Archery Business magazines are excited to announce the addition of avid outdoorsman Jace Bauserman to their editorial staff.

The state Department of Natural Resources is looking for public input on the future of a northern Wisconsin wildlife area.

Acorns are scarce across West Virginia but other mast items such as hickory nuts and walnuts are abundant.