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Gear Cases to consider when traveling with your hunting compound A bow case is one of the most overlooked pieces of gear for bowhunters. Don't make that mistake. Here's a primer on case options and the feature to look for in each.Original linkOriginal author: Tony Hansen

Gear Innovative design pushes limits for accuracy The crossbow world keeps getting bigger. And more accurate.Original linkOriginal author: Tony Hansen

Gear Innovative design pushes limits for accuracy The crossbow world keeps getting bigger. And more accurate.Original linkOriginal author: Tony Hansen

Hunting Even the best preparations for an Alaska caribou hunt come up short I prepared for this caribou hunt, knowing it would be hard. But I didn't expect to confront other hard truths.Original linkOriginal author: Joe Arterburn

Hunting Even the best preparations for an Alaska caribou hunt come up short I prepared for this caribou hunt, knowing it would be hard. But I didn't expect to confront other hard truths.Original linkOriginal author: Joe Arterburn

Fishing Some call it fishing, we call it combat Once fall rolls around, there's nothing I'd rather be doing than dragging giant flies past the faces of monster fish. But flyfishing for muskies isn't only about…Original linkOriginal author: David Karczynski

Fishing Some call it fishing, we call it combat Once fall rolls around, there's nothing I'd rather be doing than dragging giant flies past the faces of monster fish. But flyfishing for muskies isn't only about…Original linkOriginal author: David Karczynski

Hunting A DIY hunt for Alaska's feral reindeer starts with strafing rain but ends with a buck for the ages A hunt for caribou, blacktail, fox, and ducks on Kodiak Island quickly derails into a comedy of errors, but these hunters make the most of it by placing bets.Original linkOriginal author: Andrew McKean

Hunting A DIY hunt for Alaska's feral reindeer starts with strafing rain but ends with a buck for the ages A hunt for caribou, blacktail, fox, and ducks on Kodiak Island quickly derails into a comedy of errors, but these hunters make the most of it by placing bets.Original linkOriginal author: Andrew McKean

Hunting You don't need to be equipped for the big water to have a blast hunting ringbills Success on these fast-flying divers starts with understanding their habitat preferences, then adjusting your setup accordingly.Original linkOriginal author: Tom Carpenter

Hunting Don't despair—scaring up a deer can actually be a very good thing Spooking a buck doesn't necessarily mean game over. In fact, in some cases it means the game has really only just begun. You can pull out all the stops. Besides, what do…Original linkOriginal author: chillman

Hunting An inside-look at this new museum and aquarium The Wonders of Wildlife National Museum and Aquarium at Bass Pro Shops’ flagship store in Springfield, Missouri is now open, and it is a celebration of fish and wildlife…Original linkOriginal author: Brandon Butler

Guns Instinctive shooting is a very useful defensive handgun skill Point shooting is an incredibly effective handgun skill. But like any skill, you need to practice to develop it. Here's how to do it.Original linkOriginal author: Bryce M. Towsley

Hunting Turn the transition season into your best season Bowhunting for October whitetails can indeed be an exercise in frustraion. What it needs to be is an exercise in transition. Here's how to stay on deer all month long.Original linkOriginal author: Tony Hansen

Hunting How to shoot your limit when swarms of southbound greenheads finally arrive When big northern greenheads start making their way south they show up in waves, bombing backwaters and picking through farm fields. And then they're gone. Here's how to… Original linkOriginal author: Tom Carpenter