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The Rig'Em Right Hyde 360 is the top overall blind chair for comfort, silent 360-degree swivel, and backpack carry straps. For budget hunters, the Alps OutdoorZ Stealth Hunter Deluxe is the pick.

Hunt sheet water by scouting first and letting ducks tell you where to set up. Target six to ten inches of depth for easiest wading and decoy work. Dabbling ducks concentrate in temporarily flooded ...

For budget-conscious shooters, the CZ Drake delivers reliable O/U performance without the premium price. For upland hunting, the Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon is the go-to choice. Waterfowl hunters should ...

For the best overall 8-weight saltwater fly rod, the Douglas Sky G tops the test with power, sensitivity, and versatility across conditions. For the best value, the Lamson Cobalt is the pick. For ...

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 ...

Follow Field & Stream's big game hunting coverage featuring elk, moose, bear, and mule deer stories. Our editors share expert tactics for western hunting, mountain hunting strategies, and compelling ...

A Montana angler caught a potential world-record smallmouth bass measuring nearly 23 inches on a homemade glide bait, only to realize he'd used a non-IGFA measuring board. The current IGFA All Tackle ...

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 ...

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 ...