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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.

Here are a few of the more common gun problems that can occur in the field and how to deal with them without ending your hunt.

When it comes to time spent at the range or in the field, nothing is more frustrating than realizing a component on your firearm or bow is loose and you don’t have the tool to rectify the situation.

This handy tool promises to eliminate the need for plumb bobs, levels, lights and other tools, instead leveling scope to rail entirely on its own.

This goulash recipe is easy to make, a fabulous way to use ground venison and is a quick fix for lunch, dinner or hunting camp.

American Hunter Associate Editor David Herman begins his long-term test of the QuietKat Apex Pro e-bike, a long-range offering from the industry giant.

Never heard of Tract Optics? We can fix that.

Scrambling for an economical, yet functional, boat to duck hunt from? Don’t fret. Here’s how to create one.

If your idea of fun is sending a lot of rounds downrange in a short period of time, take a look at rimfire pistols.