The Swarovski NL Pure is not new, but it's still the best hunting binocular your can buy. Check out our full review.

The Goal Zero Yeti 1500 is a capable, easy-to-use portable power station built for both camping and home backup. Its 2,000W continuous output, fast wall recharge, and solar compatibility make it a ...

Love it or hate it, marine electronics are a big part of modern bass fishing. In recent years, an underwater arms race has engulfed the sport, with manufacturers competing to top each other with the ...

Black Friday is still a couple weeks away, but a bunch of hunting gear is already on sale. We’re seeing early savings on everything from trail cameras and optics to crossbows and tree stands you’ll ...

When you’re heading outdoors, you can never be too prepared—and that includes having the right survival knife on hand at all times. No one wants to find themselves in a life-or-death scenario in the ...

The number one trait everyone wants in a rifle is dime-splitting accuracy. The truth is that for the vast majority of hunting situations, you don’t need a rifle that shoots itty-bitty groups. But you ...

A good weather radio is a must-own these days, especially considering today’s unpredictable climate. Unexpected natural disasters can strike quickly and cut off vital lines of communication.

Explore the latest trends in non-toxic ammo, featuring innovative materials and best duck loads for an efficient hunting season.

The world we live in is full of surprises, some of them not so pleasant. Whether it’s a natural disaster, getting lost on a deer hunt, or unexpected breakdowns in everyday systems, having the right ...

For best overall versatility, the Lipsey's S&W Model 386 Night Guard is the top pick. For hunting, the Dan Wesson Kodiak leads the field. For everyday carry, the Wilson Combat Bulwark is the standout ...

For hunters who want the best all-around semiauto, the Beretta AX800 took top honors with its all-polymer frame and weather resistance. For upland work, the Retay Upland Ultralight wins on weight.

My introduction to muzzleloaders began back in 1984 when I, tutored by my father, harvested my first black powder whitetail—a fine fat doe—in Ohio’s Harrison County. The rifle? A Thompson/Center ...