Hunting Gear
Gear for the hunt. Rangefinders, optics, suppressors, blinds, packs and the season-specific kit worth buying before opening day rather than after.
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I must confess a certain affinity for a well-balanced waterfowler… For those of us who grew up wingshooting with double-barrels, semi-auto shotguns can be something of an acquired taste. Franchi, which is a division of Beretta, has its roots deeply entwined in the ancient art of waterfowling … after all, Beretta’s been doing it for…
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I don’t white-knight coyotes, but I will white-night them! For over a century hunters, defenders and people who just really like to see at night were relegated to using flashlights in the dark. The inventors called it a “flash” light because the unreliable light source would flash on and off. By definition, a flashlight disperses…
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Safari Club International needs you to help voice opposition to the Chipman nomination. One of the deepest schisms in the gun-owning community is the one between those of us who think of our firearms as defensive tools and those of us who think of our firearms as a way to bring home wild game meat….
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The 2021-22 Federal Duck Stamp goes on sale Friday, June 25. The stamps, which cost $25 and raise about $40 million for conservation each year, are valid from July 1, 2021, through June 30, 2022. Purchased by millions of waterfowl hunters, wildlife enthusiasts and stamp collectors every year, duck stamps provide critical funding to purchase…
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This summer, let freedom ring in the key of 5.56 and 9mm! Summer 2021 is going to be the best ever, especially with our Best Summer Ever III $3k Guns & Gear Giveaway! Starting now and ending midnight EDT June 30, 2021, we’re offering a chance to get freedom ringing in your back yard–no gun…
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When big-bore revolvers become a big bore… When you think about hunting big game with a handgun, no doubt you’re thinking of single-shot pistols chambered in rifle calibers, or of big-bore revolvers chambered in more or less the same. Trouble is, putting the kind of firepower necessary for an ethical kill shot through a handgun…
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Say it with me: No assembly required. Ah, that feels good. If you’re anything like me, sometimes you don’t want to run and gun–especially if you’re bowhunting. So I love the concept of blinds; you can set up as closely as possible to game trails without being visible. What I don’t love is the fact…
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Ed Brown Products, renowned for their top class handguns, has just released the K1 Field Knife, designed by award winning master bladesmith Jason Knight of Winkler Knives – The Ed Brown K1 is ideal for tactical or outdoor use, and features a sculpted Micarta handle with unique “Snakeskin” scallops, and hand ground and sharpened Carbon…
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Duck hunting is a favorite sport for many people across the country. Here we have prepared a list of tips and gear for duck hunting that should be helpful for both newcomers and serious campaigners in the sport. Scout the Area Scouting the grounds can make or break the hunt. Scouting lets you know the…
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We want to ensure that you get the best gear for your hunting trips. Your primary gear is your main hunting gun. Although it can be difficult to agree on the top 5 hunting guns, here we bring you the best locally manufactured guns that will ensure that you never miss your mark as a…
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The dog days of the summer are almost over and it’s time to trade in your Bermuda shorts for your hunting wear because the white tail deer season is upon you. Preparation is key when you are going to the great outdoors for early season deer hunting. While you may be busy setting up fall…
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Buying a gift for a seasonal or a professional hunter is not an easy task. With a great many varieties of hunting gear, and their constantly advancing versions and features, choosing one of the best gifts for hunters is a daunting task, especially when you hold no prior knowledge of hunting gear and their particular…