Entries Tagged Bob Robb

Good hunting optics are crucial to your success. Little signifies money spent well more than the performance of your binocular, riflescope and spotting scope.

What to bring to a hot ground blind and how to stay cool as a cucumber when the days are long and the mercury is off the charts.

For hunters, the spike in Lyme disease cases — double what was reported in 2004 — should be of special concern as sickness from mosquitoes, ticks triples.

Fred Meyer said the firearms category represents about $7 million annually of its revenue, and sales have been declining.

Hunting Alaska's wilderness demands a whole lot of time doing a whole lot of other stuff besides hunting. And, still, there's the unanticipated cliff face.

More people eat roadkill than you probably realize. It's legal in many states and, when done properly, it's not as gross as you're imagining!

Hint: It’s not “assault rifle.” Here’s a brief history of today’s Modern Sporting Rifle, including how the original AR-15 nearly failed.

144 turkey loads through two barrels and four different choke tubes later, the new Mossberg 500 FLEX is ready to rock.

Hunting seasons are quickly winding down across the country. Here’s how to fill that late-season tag.

Combining 30 years of innovation in the vertical bow world and a love of long-range rifle shooting, Matt McPherson took 3 years to create a new sniper-like crossbow.

Nobody, least of all myself, thought I had a snowball’s chance of killing a buck. I was blind as a newborn baby. But somehow, I got one: a barely-legal forked horn. Fly me to the moon!

These new titanium-ferrule mechanicals from Rage are impressive by anyone’s standards.

Andy Simo, founder of New Archery Products, has passed away at 79.