Every hunter needs a good binocular. But not every hunter needs a great one, and the difference between good and great seems to get slimmer every year. Having tested binoculars for going on a couple ...

Your first duck call should be affordable, easy to blow, and, most importantly, sound like a duck. That criteria seems pretty simple, but it’s true. Beginner duck callers shouldn’t be looking for a ...

Shelly Sayer is no stranger to the Boone and Crockett record books. Over the years, the Idaho native has made the books for everything from bighorn, stone, and dall sheep to grizzly bear, mountain ...

Field & Stream’s fishing coverage brings together generations of knowledge, experience, and storytelling from some of the best anglers and outdoor writers in America. From unforgettable days on remote ...

For the best overall performance, the Moultrie Edge 4 Solar and Browning Defender Pro Scout MAX HD DV share the top spot. For hunters on a budget, the SpyPoint Flex-M2 is the pick. Need maximum ...

Elk are big. Elk are tough as hell. And elk live in the great wide open of the West. Those three things alone should give you a pretty good idea of what you need in a good elk cartridge (and an elk ...

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.

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn more Three years ago, in the name of research (and fun), a crew of Field & Stream editors ...

For anglers who fish hard in the worst conditions and want the best waterproofing available, the Simms ProDry Jacket and Bibs is the top pick. For serious performance at a lower price point, the FXR ...

Back in June, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) quietly approved plans to construct a warehouse-sized data center on public lands in Nevada. Originally slated for a solar panel project, the BLM ...

Love it or hate it, technology is becoming increasingly intertwined with the outdoors, especially fish finders. Long gone are the days of putting around a lake and looking for clues as to where the ...