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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.

While BSA’s Contender series may not wow us with optical brilliance, they provide reliable shot placement and endurance at a great price.

No need to wait until the weather turns mind numbingly cold to take down some waterfowl—early season hunts offer abundant opportunity.

There are a few important steps every hunter should take now to ensure next season gets off to a good start.

Recent trends indicate that waterfowlers are ditching their duck blinds for deer stands.

Most hunters have a selection of shotguns, each for a specific season. But what about one-shotgun hunters that still want a slug gun? Are they doomed? Not today.

Whether there's an equipment problem or a flaw in your technique, now's the time to get your shot dialed in. Here are a few of Bill Winke's personal tips.

I needed a pair of waders. It was that simple. The water was so cold it made me feel like I had been digging in the ice-cold beer cooler at a weekend barbecue for more than five minutes with my feet (gross, I know, but follow me here), only I didn’t come away with a frothy beverage—just cold feet.

Hypersonic's speed is due to its Xelerator wad. The primer charge pushes up the wad and payload, creating more room for powder to burn and expand.