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Bowhunting World Field Editor Darron McDougal calls the Xpedition Xlite 32 fun to shoot, effortless to aim, and deadly accurate.

Professional bass angler Keith Poche and a buddy attempt to find bass in the backcountry, and along the way they get stuck (several times) and break down.

This YouTube video of Ivan Nastic hooking a monster bluefin tuna from shore on a topwater popper has been viewed more than 2.3 million times; check it out and you’ll see why!

Chances are good you’ve never considered this important timing consideration when rattling big whitetail bucks. Watch and learn.

If you wear reading glasses, then as an archer there’s a good chance you’d benefit from using a verifier peep sight.

Check out this amazing drone video of a mountain lion stalking a few whitetails in a food plot (a couple acres in size) planted with brassicas and corn.

Fall is an excellent time for catching walleyes, especially in small to medium-sized rivers.

Forget using a dangerous knife to carve a pumpkin. According to Hickok45, it’s much easier and safer with a .45 ACP handgun.

Casting to muskies is most common during summer, but during fall many anglers will switch to trolling crankbaits, using live bait, or jigging tubes vertically. When and where are these fall techniques most effective?

When muskies leave the shallows and begin moving toward main lake basins, trolling is an effective way to find and catch fish.

Fall is an ideal time to target crappies on weedlines. Here’s a simple system for finding and catching slaps.

On many spot-and-stalk bowhunts in the West, the animals bust you time and time again, sometimes never giving you a decent shooting opportunity. On this Wyoming muley hunt, everything comes together for Levi Morgan on stalk No. 1.

Whitetails often use their incredible sense of smell to bust deer hunters. For that reason, it’s critical for hunters to keep the wind in their favor. Here’s an easy way to know exactly what’s happening with the wind at any given moment.