Hunting Gear

Today’s portable hunting blinds are easy to set up, lightweight, highly versatile and available to fit any hunter’s budget.

One of the handiest things to have in the outdoors is a quality pair of binoculars. Whether you are hiking, viewing wildlife, hunting, or even at a sporting event, binoculars can bring the outdoors a little closer to you. Binoculars help you survey the terrain ahead, scout for and view wildlife without spooking them, or just enjoy a piece of nature up close that you may have otherwise missed.

An Experts 3 Favorite Turkey Calls to Teach a Beginning Hunter

When a person new to the sport of turkey hunting wants to lear

In this article, I’ll be reviewing the Browning Hell’s Canyon Speed Rifle - 300 Win Mag. I’d like to start by saying that my style is a tad different from what you might expect from most product reviews. I like to keep my articles casual and shoot things straight. I like to buy my gear and provide honest feedback to my readers.

The great thing about having deer hunters on your holiday shopping list? They always need new or upgraded gear! Here’s a memory-jogger on some of the latest and greatest sure to please any deer hunter from beginner to hardcore!

Every hunting season has its quirks, so you can’t expect to utilize the same gear over and over.

Under Armour is always on the lookout for the next great adventure. That means we’re constantly striving to find new ways to innovate. In honor of our commitment to our craft, we’re here to tell you what makes our camo the best option for your hunting pursuits.

When is the best time to hunt whitetails? Of course the best answer is: “Any time you can get out in the woods.” And that means even if it’s below zero. Actually, deer are at their most patternable when temps drop to the single digits and below and the snow is piled up. Daylight or dark, they have to eat to keep the internal furnace fueled! So, if you can find a reliable food source, like an unpicked cornfield or a strategic food plot, you’ll see the deer using it frequently.

When selecting the proper rifle cartridge and bullet design for hunting small game, big game, and dangerous game, understanding “ammo speak” is critically important. If you don’t ask the right questions using the right words, the answers you’ll get won’t be reliable or accurate.

Being a die-hard predator hunter for the last few years, I have discovered one piece of equipment that I very rarely go to the field without, a rangefinder. I have spent a lot of time at the gun range discovering what my firearm will do at certain distances. I want the knowledge at what distance my bullet will begin to fall, so that when the opportunity strikes to harvest a coyote, I know exactly what my firearm is capable of. This is why I begin 90 percent of my setups with ranging several different objects before I began my calling sequence.