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Two mule deer, zero tears. After hauling meat on horseback and running these Grakksaw game bags through the washing machine, I’ve found my new go-to reusable game bags. Here’s how the 7-ounce Ultralight XL stacks up against the tougher Bone-In system.

The 7 Creedmoor went straight into an NRL Hunter Open Light match and came out with 2nd place in the division and 4th overall. It brought more recoil than my usual 6.5cm, but the extra impact signature, wind performance, accuracy, and 433,674 power factor made a strong argument for the 7cm.

The Vortex Razor HD 13-39×56 packs premium glass, serious durability, and a backcountry-friendly 28.6 oz weight into one compact spotting scope.

Titan Pro Combo blind with 8′ tower. Most of us remember the blind that cost us a deer. Mine was a plywood box my uncle built behind the feeder at his ranch in Tarpley Texas. It had a steel door latch that clacked like a rifle bolt and a floorboard that groaned every time I [...]

Cold-weather hunting can reward the prepared and punish the stubborn. This field-tested clothing and gear guide will help you stay warmer, hike smarter, glass longer, and avoid turning a good mountain hunt into a frozen sufferfest.

There’s more than one way to skin a cat, and more than one perspective on what makes a good brush gun. Ready or not, here’s my two cents.

Built on an AR15 upper and fed a mix of Nosler, Hornady, Federal, and ACC, this 6.5 Grendel setup shoots laser-flat, hits like it should on pigs and deer, and keeps recoil tame so you can watch impacts.

There are more guns that fold in half now than ever before. Folding guns are typically handy little things that thrive in how compact they can become. 

The Hatch Outwest High Country Lite squeezes roughly 20 inches of usable height into a roughly 15-ounce hunting bipod. After seated shots at 475 yards and prone shooting past 1,000, the bigger question is whether that versatility is worth nearly $500.