“first-aid kit”

The last thing most hunters want to do is carry more stuff. But much like a first-aid kit can save the day, a collection of basic gun maintenance and repair items comes in handy if your firearm goes down in the middle of a hunt—especially if you’re miles (or days) away from your shop. Here are some essentials that won't take up too much space.

Brownness is prepared to reward one lucky dad with quite a hefty prize package later this month as part of the company's new Father's Day Sweepstakes. One fortunate father will take home $1,200 in shooting and survival gear and a one-year Brownells EDGE membership.

An all-important question was posed a couple days ago over on the Final Approach Facebook page: Besides shotgun shells, what do you feel is the most important piece of equipment in your blind bag?

No matter how small the cut, it's important to stop the bleeding and treat the wound properly.

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Karen Mehall Phillips had the chance to train for a grueling backcountry hunt at Magpul's inaugural Backcountry Hunter's Course. One of the first things she learned was precisely what any backpacking hunter will want to have on hand at all times.

Keep Rover in working order with this dog-friendly gear.