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The details of how you go about each step in the field-dressing process can make a huge difference, and if you want to dive into the nitty gritty of the process, all you have to do is keep reading. On ...

Why wait until Black Friday to score a discount on a new firearm? Right now, during the October Gun Sale at Sportsman’s Warehouse, you can get up to 26% off handguns, rifles, and shotguns. Top brands ...

Field & Stream’s outdoor gear coverage brings together expert reviews, buying guides, recommendations, and advice to help hunters, anglers, campers, and outdoor enthusiasts choose the right equipment ...

For versatile year-round use, the Duckworth Midweight Crew Socks are the best overall pick. For hunting, the Darn Tough Midweight Hunting Boot Socks lead with their lifetime warranty and full cushion.

For an all-around performer, the Browning Maxus II leads the field with soft recoil and strong ergonomics. For waterfowl, the Beretta AX800 is the top pick. Upland hunters should look at the Browning ...

For hunters on a tight budget, the Savage Axis 2 Pro delivers proven accuracy and wide chambering options under $1,000. For mid-range buyers, the Browning X-Bolt 2 Hunter and Savage 110 Ultralite ...

This guide covers the most reliable shot placements for deer hunters using rifles, bows, and crossbows. The behind-the-shoulder lung shot is the foundational choice ...

When Colonel Tom Kelly was born in 1927, wild turkeys were a rare site. By the time he killed his first turkey in the swamps around Mobile, Alabama at age 11, the iconic game birds were all but ...

A Nevada company is seeking to build a 4-million square-foot data center on 3,700 acres of BLM public land near Boise, Idaho. The proposal is in early stages and must clear environmental review. Idaho ...

Half of my garage is solely dedicated to duck decoys. I have dozens upon dozens of mallards, black ducks, pintails, wood ducks, wigeon, and gadwall floaters. Then there are the full bodies, ...

Getting cold feet isn’t just a figure of speech for a hunter. It’s annoying at best and seriously dangerous at worst. Even on the back-40, it’s easy for a sub-par boot to force you to call it early on ...