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The 1275 Remote SportTrainer remote training system from SportDOG features a digital OLED (organic LED) transmitter screen that provides easy-to-read information regardless of hunting or training conditions.

Available in first and second focal plane models, Hawke’s upgraded 2020 Sidewinder riflescope series offers a host of features.

Richard Clifton of Milford, Delaware, won the 2020 Federal Duck Stamp Art Contest with his painting of a single lesser scaup drake.

A custom rifle often is the path to pretty. But if you want more than looks, build a rifle that fits and shoots accurately.

Sometimes we learn more from our failures than our successes. Here is one of the author's most memorable whitetail lessons learned.

Extreme weather can kill your rifle. Learn how to avoid this problem.

If you primarily hunt whitetails from a treestand with a crossbow, then you should consider adding ground ambushes to your game plan.

Are factory loads good enough for you? Should you be hand-loading, tweaking and seeking one-hole results?

It’s frustrating — and expensive! — losing a trail camera to a thief. Here’s how to combat the problem this fall.

A detailed look at the easy-to-assemble, lightweight, highly accurate and streamlined CenterPoint CP400 crossbow.

Check out some of the hottest riflescopes and optics for hunting predators.

Put common sense on your side to overcome the coyote’s highly developed senses.

As you research hunting hotspots, the HuntStand mobile app helps you find public property, as well as learn who owns private land. Boundaries and access points are clearly marked and available with a few touches on your phone screen.

Extensive research on the Georgia barrier islands of the Atlantic Ocean reveals that feral swine are among the most impactful of predators on nesting sea turtle eggs.

Stay safe from creepy crawlers with the Irish Setter MudTrek Snake Boot.

Hunters and shooters now can add a thermal imager on top of most 30mm or 34mm riflescopes with specialized rings and mounts from Sector Optics.

You zero your scope on a bench but try to freehand a shot in the field on a predator. Don't do that. Use a rest in the field, too.

You’ve heard the archery advice, “Aim small, miss small.” If that works for you, great. For many bowhunters, however, there’s a better system.

You can adapt and overcome hunting pressure on public land to become a more successful big game hunter.

If you want to tackle the challenge of a wilderness hunt, start by learning these backpacking basics.