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The Performance Waterfowl Work Station, from Bigfoot Decoys, is a bag designed to combine the laptop storage requirements of an everyday carry bag, with the functionality of one's hunting gear bag. An adjustable and detachable shoulder strap with metal hardware can free up hands for other tasks, though a grab stap with a comfort grip does sit atop the bag for when hand carry is desired. Quick release buckles give access to the main compartment, which is constructed from 1000 denier nylon and decked out in tricot Max-5 Realtree camouflage. Total storage, which includes several interior and exterior pockets in addition to the main pouch, sums to 10 liters. For more information, please visit bigfootdecoys.com. MSRP: $49.99.
Sixty-five-year-old Ron Dailey, of Selma, Calif., was found alive on Nov. 1 after spending 20 days and nights stranded alone and cold in the Sierra National Forest. What began as a one-day deer hunting trip that began on Oct. 13 turned into a life-and-death situation after a series of mishaps while driving to his destination.
Nosler has released l its new lineup of ammunition and component bullet offerings for 2026. Building on its proven legacy of precision engineering and innovation, Nosler’s latest offerings give hunters, shooters, and reloaders more options before taking to the field.
On this week's #SundayGunday, we’re checking out some exciting new introductions from Spartan Precision Equipment. Spartan Precision has revolutionized lightweight stability in the field with its MagnaSwitch attachment system. The company's latest two offerings—both bipods utilizing the aforementioned system—will appeal to hunters looking for the absolute lightest weight accessories: the Javelin Lite, and Javelin Lite TL. Learn more about it in this exclusive video.
On Sept. 24 the Wyoming Game and Fish Department wrapped up a multi-year investigation when Rodney Gilstrap of Idaho Falls, Idaho, was sentenced on multiple wildlife-related violations.