Guns

Magpul is best known for its P-Mag magazines designed for AR15-style rifles. The lightweight but tough polymer magazines are popular with U.S. military troops, law enforcement officers and civilian shooters.

Carbon Express redefines bow hunting with The Intercept SuperCoil, the new definition of a modern crossbow.

As crossbow hunting explodes, Carbon Express introduces The Intercept Axon, the world's first totally customizable crossbow.

More than 10,000 hunters bought special tags to hunt bears during Vermont's first two-part bear season in 2013.

Minnesota's wolf season has closed more than a month early.

Faced with growing reports of wild hogs encroaching on residential areas, the city of Columbus has contracted with a local company to capture and dispose of the destructive and potentially dangerous animals.

Preliminary figures show the number of deer hunted in Illinois is down this year.

Geoff Nemich uses cover and concealment to help hunters, Duff Arrants and Joe Jaramillo, bag a coyote near a cattle herd.

Slim and light, the Buck Commander Extreme is a great option for still-hunters on a budget.

Do you yearn to hunt on private land? Here’s how to earn the privilege to get behind the "no hunting" signs.

If you want to spice up your predator hunting this fur season, give decoys a try.

The key to good rifle shooting is having the best possible interface between the rifle and the shooter. And while humans interface with several parts of a rifle, none is more important than with the trigger.

Watch as Geoff Nemnich uses rabbit distress and rodent distress sounds to bring in a Nebraska coyote and give his hunter a second chance.

Vermont hunting, fishing and trapping licenses are set to go on sale for next year.

Ever since Missouri discovered Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in 11 deer in captive operations in northeast Missouri in 2010 and 2011 and 10 deer in the nearby free-ranging herd, deer farms have been under fire.

Some 40,000 furtaker licenses were sold in the state last year, nearly double the amount sold in 2002.

Hunters killed more than 56,000 bucks during West Virginia's two-week firearm season. That's up slightly from the 2012 season.