First Lite’s ‘Annuli’ Film: A Heartfelt Hunt in the Northwest Territories
Hunters Bridget Noonan and Jessi Johnson hunt both caribou and Dall sheep in the high and wide Northwest Territories in this lush and soaring film, sponsored by First Lite.
Danner Pronghorn Review: Light, Quiet Hunting Boot
Danner Boots updated the Pronghorn for 2019, and a GearJunkie writer took them for a long walk.
‘Most Stable, Stealthy’ Hunting Bow: Mathews Launches VXR
Mathews today launches a new bow that applies technology from its target-shooting line to a hunting bow. This is the Mathews VXR.
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Gear to Field Dress a Deer for Under $100
Hunting gear can seem overwhelming and expensive, but it doesn’t need to be that way. You can put meat in the freezer with affordable gear.
Stories From the Hunt: Living With Time to Kill
Deer hunting is often an exercise in patience. And with time comes an opportunity for reflection.
Most Customizable Bow Release? TRUBall GOAT Review and How-To
The TRUBall GOAT may be the most customizable handheld release option to date. We put it to the test and give some pointers for using this revolutionary bow release.
Badlands Vario System Review: Versatile, Comfortable Hunting Pack
The Badlands Vario Pack System is built on the premise that one pack system can meet all your hunting needs. GearJunkie’s Jace Bauserman puts that idea to the test.
The Best Dogs for Waterfowl Hunting, Quantified
Looking for a waterfowl dog? These are the best dog breeds for hunting ducks and geese based on quantifiable performance in the field.
Double-Duty Hunting Clothes: From City to Backcountry
Most folks who venture into the backcountry to hunt will also venture into a coffee shop. These clothes for both men and women are functional across the board.
Organize a DIY Hunting Camp for Women: Here’s How
By organizing a female-friendly deer camp, you can create your own space for observers, new hunters, and traditional hunters alike to come together and learn.
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How to Field Dress and Pack Out an Elk
As much as deer and elk are similar, there are a few tips and tricks that go a long way when you end up with a sizeable elk on the ground. Follow our guide to successfully field dress an elk and get it in the freezer quickly.
Dividing Line: Is Social Media Polarizing American Hunters?
Hunters in the heartland and on the East Coast feel both inspired and left behind by a burgeoning Western influence in American hunting media. A GearJunkie writer set out to better understand what this means.
5 Sportswomen Changing the Face of Hunting
A mix of up-and-comers, behind-the-scenes advocates, and influential personas, these five women are changing what it means to be a hunter in the public eye.
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How to Dress a Duck — and Most Game Birds
Basted with fat and capped with crispy skin, a pan-fried duck breast is as good as it gets. Let’s see how easy it is to breast a duck (and most other birds).
Benchmade Altitude Review: Crazy-Light, Ultrasharp Mountain Hunting Knife
With S90V steel and a stripped-down design, the Benchmade Altitude packs a ton of cutting prowess into a superlight package.
Farming, Ranching, Hunting: ‘Not Just a Man’s World’
Many of us aren’t able to be full-scale participants in our surrounding landscape. Alex Templeton, however, is that and more.
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Crispi Colorado GTX Boot Review: A Great Early-Season Option for Hunters
This season, I was fortunate enough to take the new Crispi Colorado GTX for a spin. Here’s my take on this rugged and comfortable boot.
The Leatherman Charge+: Your New, Versatile Best Friend
The Leatherman Charge+ is my first true-to-form multitool. And for over a year, it’s been a constant in my daily life.
‘Cast and Carve’: Short Film Blends Fly Fishing and Snowboarding
A new short film by Jones Snowboards combines Jimmy Goodman’s passions of snowboarding and fly fishing. And it’s like no Jones Snowboards film you’ve seen before.
Get Inspired: A Veteran Tests Hunting Limits in the Alaskan Alpine
An Iraq veteran pushes his own personal boundaries and shares his journey with us in this short film by SOG Specialty Knives & Tools.
10 Tips for a Better Over-the-Counter Elk Hunt
Elk hunting OTC units on public land is hard. Use these tips to improve your do-it-yourself elk hunt.
4th Hunter Attacked by Grizzly in Same Montana Mountain Range
The headcount rises for grizzly bear attacks in Montana’s Gravelly Mountains, as a hunter from Ohio was mauled Tuesday. On September 16, a grizzly bear attacked three hunters in two separate incidents within a mile of one another in Montana. On Tuesday, just 8 miles south of where the previous maulings happened, an Ohio hunter found… Read more »
15 Pieces of Hunting Gear That Last a Lifetime
Investing in gear can be a big decision. But knowing that a piece of hunting gear is likely to last your lifetime is helpful when shelling out big bucks for products.
Grizzly Bears Injure 3 People in 2 Montana Attacks
Two separate grizzly bear attacks injured three hunters on the same day in the same drainage in Montana’s Gravelly Mountains. Here’s what we know so far.
6 Unusual But Awesome Pieces of Gear for Your Hunting Kit
Hunting season is upon us. Which means it’s time to dust off and revamp the ol’ hunting kit. We’ve got a few off-the-wall suggestions from our in-house hunting crew to get you more than dialed this season.
11 Best Hunting Books for Your 2019 Reading List
The hunting story follows human language back to the very beginning. And luckily for us bibliophiles, there’s now a hunting book, app, and Kindle to tell it.
Best Backpacks for Big-Game Hunting
We tested and researched the best backpacks for hunting deer, elk, and big game. These top hunting packs shone through.
12 Best Hunting Knives for Any Budget
From $12 to $300, these are the best hunting knives designed for field dressing game.
How Hunting and Fishing Saved a Heroin Addict
Outdoorsman Sloane Brown shares his story of recovery in this beautiful and moving piece made in collaboration with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, YETI Coolers, and Sitka Gear.
6 Ways to Pack Out Your Meat This Fall
Many hunters have tried and true methods for putting meat on their family’s tables. But if you’re entering a new area or looking to switch things up a bit, here’s a look at options available for successfully getting your harvest out of the woods and into your freezer.
A Climber and a Hunter Find Common Ground in Moving Video
In Part 1 of a series meant to celebrate public lands and common ground, a hunter and a climber come together to switch places and experience each other’s culture.