Gear & Optics

Heyday is setting in motion innovation in decoy design and construction, but also innovating new items for use by waterfowl hunters. 

I had the chance to test the Burris Fullfield 4-16×50, and I can honestly say this optic has a great chance of ending up on one of my rifles.

From hinge to tension to thumb, there are many handheld releases to choose from. Here’s why index-finger releases still rule the bowhunting roost.

Hunters have different needs from other shooters when it comes to choosing optics, and it can be a challenge to find the right one. But once you understand a few basic things about how optics work, it gets a lot easier.

The durable and adjustable Primos Trigger Tall Tripod Shooting Sticks are ideal for a variety of uses.

Estimated reading time: 1 minute After hearing that Leica was releasing the new Geovid Pro 10×42 AB+, I began scouring the internet for information. I wanted to know what improvements had been made to the menu, display, rangefinder, app, and so on. My search proved to be in vain, and I was left wondering whether [...]

f you’re in the market for a good quality cooler to take hunting, you’re in the right place. I’m going to tell you which cooler is better—Yeti or Grizzly.

The Burris Veracity PH 4–20×50 blends advanced technology with practical usability.

The BlindGrass waterproof DryShell Bag can hold a couple of boxes of shells and has a convenient transparent panel.