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Bowhunting World Editor and admitted gear junkie, Jace Bauserman, puts six more of 2015’s hottest single-pin sights to the test.

For the second time in less than a year, Remington Outdoor Company has laid off dozens of its employees in a move the company says "streamlines" the company's business functions and helps make it more competitive in the market.

In deer, elk and moose, Chronic Wasting Disease deteriorates the brain and causes a loss of body condition and weight loss, as well as excessive drooling and behavior similar to Alzheimer's.

More cougars are prowling around Oregon, prompting state officials to raise its kill quota for the animals for the first time since 2006.

New Hampshire has taken a step closer to restoring hunting and trapping seasons for bobcats and preservation groups are protesting.

Students got a first-hand lesson in wildlife biology at a Bozeman, Montana, high school when a black bear wandered through the hallway before the start of classes.

New offerings like the Defiant Series, HyperEdge, Carbon Spyder FX and PowerMax demonstrate why Hoyt remains a leader in the compound bow arena.

Contenders for the Democratic nomination for president called for a host of new restrictions on firearms, including background checks on private sales, bans on so-called "assault weapons" and lawsuits against gun manufacturers.

Colt Defense LLC told a U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware that major shareholder Sciens Capitol and certain of the supporting note holders had loaned the company $50 million to "allow the Company to execute its business plan and emerge from chapter 11."