Outdoor Life examines why big-game animals may fall immediately after a shot, while cautioning that cartridge size alone does not guarantee it.
“Knockdown Power” Is The Biggest Myth In Big Game Hunting
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The Remington 1100 Was The Greatest Gas-Operated Semiauto Of Its Time. And It’s Still An Excellent Shotgun Today
The Remington 1100, introduced in 1963, revolutionized semiautomatic shotguns with its reliable gas system. It remains a highly regarded firearm today.
Veteran Bowhunters Use These 18 Sneaky Tricks To Fool Big Bucks In October
Outdoor Life’s October report shares 18 bowhunting tactics, from clearing leaves to quiet access. The advice is anecdotal, not guaranteed.
Here’s Everything You Need To Know Before Buying A New Suppressor
Outdoor Life outlines how caliber, firearm type, attachment, materials and modularity can guide a first suppressor purchase.
We Tested The 10 Best Budget Hunting Scopes
Outdoor Life reports on 10 hunting scopes under $600, highlighting the Vortex Crossfire HD 4-12×44 and its tested strengths and limitations.
I Shot Down One Of The Biggest Myths About Copper Bullets And Rifle Accuracy
A two-rifle test found no clear accuracy benefit from cleaning before shooting copper bullets, though the author says more testing is needed.
Wisconsin Crossbow Hunter Stalked Into Range Of This Monster 214-Inch Buck
Tim Potter shot a 19-point Monroe County buck with a crossbow after spotting it while walking out of his stand, Outdoor Life reports.
How Winchester Spent A Century Chasing The Perfect Autoloading Shotgun
Search interest is spiking in Winchester’s 100-year pursuit of the autoloading shotgun. What’s confirmed, what’s driving it, and what’s still unclear.
‘A Buck Like This One Is Special.’ Bowhunter’s 17-Point Florida Deer Is Actually A Giant
A Florida bowhunter has confirmed the harvest of a 17-point buck, recognized as a remarkably large and unusual deer for the region, sparking significant interest among hunters.
Hunter Tags Famous Nontypical Buck In Wyoming. Could It Be A New State Record?
A hunter in Wyoming has tagged a large nontypical buck, prompting speculation it may be a new state record. Details are still emerging.
