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Our friend Anthony Hauck, online editor for Pheasants Forever, has some great reasons why you should take your bird dog to work with you

In waterfowl hunting, there are traditional tactics—like arranging a decoy spread and luring birds with calling—and then there are some, shall we say, rather zany tricks. However, occasionally we hear of an outlandish ploy so crazy that, well, it just might work.

The Performance Waterfowl Work Station is a bag designed to combine the laptop storage requirements of an everyday carry bag, with the functionality of one's hunting gear bag.

Work Sharp partnered with knife designer Ken Onion to produce a powered tabletop knife and implement sharpener for outdoorsmen—and took home the American Hunter "Best Gear" Golden Bullseye award for 2014.

Real Avid has debuted a new self-contained firearm cleaning kit, housed in an O-ring sealed, clamshell workstation.

After a couple months of work identifying and installing performance-enhancing components, Joe Kurtenbach's bargain bolt-action rifle is ready for the range and woods. Get a closer look at the finished product with this video from American Rifleman.

Take our word for it: After using and perhaps abusing all four of these items, we’re sure many hunters would appreciate such gifts, not only when opening the package, but for a long time to come.

Cape buffalo hunting can be hours of boredom punctuated by moments of adrenaline. A hunter in search of an exceptional bull will work hard. Key is finding a fresh track—not always the simplest task.

Camp Chef's Flat Top Grill advertises itself as a great way to feed folks fast. Does it live up to such claims? NRA Publications' Editorial Director, John Zent, decided to put it to work after a Virginia whitetail hunt last fall.