Gear

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.

CARBOMASK® Premium Performance Facepaint is an important piece of gear for the hunters who want to use something other than a mask to cover their faces.

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

Staying comfortable afield has never been easier thanks in no small measure to this year’s extensive array of technologically advanced hunting clothing.

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.

Driving the Ballistic is the same aggressively smooth AVS dual-cam system that Mathews developed for the McPherson series of bows, and at 330 fps it generates roughly the same speed as Mathews’ popular new Chill.

A unique way to hunt black bears is to call them in. Here’s how to get it done.

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

Boost your chances of a successful hunt with proper scouting. Jace Bauserman details how trail cameras and log books can be useful tools.

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

Vermont PX reader shares his coyote hunting experiences.