Trump Boasts 500,000 New Jobs—But Threatens 7.6 Million
The long-term impact of the president's first 100 days could destroy an industry with more jobs than oil and gas and automotive combined. Yep, you guessed it: outdoor rec.
So You Want to Be a Hunter
If you've never picked up a gun before but are interested in harvesting your own healthy, sustainable, humane meat, here's why you should get started with birds
How Compound Bows Work
An aerospace engineer explains the mechanics behind higher arrow speeds, improved accuracy, and easier shooting
Thermal Imaging Just Got Affordable. But Is It Useful?
Military-style heat-sensing “night vision” monoculars now cost just $600. Should you buy one?
One Perfect Thing: Maven Optics B2 Binoculars
These high-end zooms are what you want for bike hunting, but I've also taken to carrying them on most mountain bike rides just to enjoy the view
Why Your Next Hiking Boot Might Be Designed for Hunters
High-tech hunting brand Kuiu wants to make a mountaineering boot you can wear for day hiking
GoPro: Hunting Foxes with Eagles in Mongolia
This segment, The Fox Hunt, from GoPro's upcoming feature "Mongolia Eagle Hunters," captures the essence of the sport perfectly.
The Best Outdoor Gear I Used This Year
The stuff that keeps this adventure writer dry, safe, and dangerous
Chef Jesse Griffith Prepares Hogs From South Texas
Chef Jesse Griffith loves meat. There are no ifs, ands, or (pork) butts about it.
Our Favorite Backcountry Shelter? A $1,500 Heated Tipi.
Winter camping doesn't have to suck if you carry this shelter from Seek Outside with you
Meet the Hunting Company Making Our Favorite Backcountry Gear
First Lite, a small apparel operation out of Ketchum, Idaho, is one of a growing number of crossover designers producing gear that works equally well for riding, skiing, hiking, and hunting
Tested: Nemo's New Bikepacking Camping Gear
A 3-day bike hunt in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains was the perfect trip to put the company's new lightweight sleep system through its paces
Public Lands Belong in Federal Hands
The Wyoming state government recently released a study weighing the pros and cons of transferring federal lands to the state. The results were unequivocal: it's a terrible idea.
Thoughts from an Experiment in Being Hunted Like a Deer
In his new book, 'Being a Beast,' Charles Foster attempts to understand the inner lives of animals by living as they do—as an otter, fox, badger, deer, and swift. In this excerpt, he "becomes" a red deer and allows himself to be hunted by a bloodhound.
