Gear

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.

The Prime Ion is not a sexy bow; the design elements of this bow are just too sensible to be all that sexy. If it were a vehicle, it would be a truck and not a sports car. It is a shooter, though.

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 Intercept Supercoil LT is an important addition to the Carbon Express lineup because it offers lighter weight, better balance, a sleeker look and enhanced adjustability while retaining the speed and capacity to customize that Carbon Express crossbows are noted for.

A hunter who went missing last week in the Boise County wilderness has been found and says he survived by eating insects and sleeping with rats.

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.

Whale watching is a magical experience...until one lands on you!

Present-day single-pins are better than ever, which is a big reason this sight category has jumped from popular to smoking hot. Editor and hard-core equipment junkie Jace Bauserman tried out six of 2015’s top single-pin sights.

Shooters who want the lightweight, warmth, rigidity and other advantages of a carbon-riser bow, along with the cutting-edge technology and design features that have made Bowtech a major player in the industry, will find the Carbon Icon a great bow and great value.

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?

Few bows generate the controversy that Mathews’ new Monster Wake has stirred. The combination of a $1,700 price tag, a trend-defying mass weight of 5.38 pounds, a 5-inch brace height and an IBO of 352 fps at 85 percent letoff gets a lot of attention. How did the bow perform for this tester? Read on to find out.

Clip point, drop point, trailing point — which kind of knife is best for deer hunting?

The right arrow makes a huge difference when it comes to getting the most out of your crossbow.