Outdoor Life tested the viral bass-fishing Slither Rig over three trips, finding it struggled to punch through vegetation compared with standard rigs.
We Tested The Viral ‘Slither Rig’ So You Don’t Have To
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Best Ammo For Deer Hunting, Tested For Accuracy
Outdoor Life tested six 6.5 Creedmoor deer loads in two rifles, finding Winchester and Barnes had the smallest combined groups.
The 10 Best Rimfire Scopes Of 2026: Budget To Precision Optics Tested
Outdoor Life’s 2026 rimfire scope report compares 10 optics, from a traditional budget model to high-magnification competition scopes.
His Bow Exploded When He Tried To Arrow His Target Buck — But He Still Got The Deer
Max Wynn’s compound bow broke during a shot at a target buck. He bought a replacement and killed the 8-pointer the next evening.
The FN Mauser Is The Best Deer Rifle That History Forgot
An Outdoor Life report examines a 1951 Belgian-made FN Mauser in .270 Winchester and its place among postwar hunting rifles.
Montana Man Banned From Hunting For 20 Years After Bowhunters Watch Him Poach A Trophy Bull
Michael Letasky pleaded guilty to multiple wildlife offenses after bowhunters reported a trophy elk shot with a rifle during archery season.
I Shot The World Record Archery Elk While Hunting In Montana’s Belt Mountains
Outdoor Life revisits Las Vegas firefighter Dave Snyder’s Montana hunt and the bull credited with a world-record archery elk score.
Matt Robertson Just Won $1.25 Million In The Champions Tournament. It’s The Largest First Place Payout In Professional Bass Fishing History
Matt Robertson won the Champions Tournament on Old Hickory Lake with 56 pounds, 1 ounce, earning a record $1.25 million first-place payout.
The 15 Best Spots To Hunt During The Peak Of The Whitetail Rut
Outdoor Life ranks 15 stand locations for peak-rut whitetails, from terrain funnels and bedding edges to overlooked cover and food sources.
Should You Hunt A Buck’s Bedding Area, Or Is It Too Risky?
A report examines when hunting near a buck’s daytime bed may pay off—and why wind, access and the deer’s age make the tactic risky.
