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Kate Ahnstrom lays out why you might need more than one shotgun, or at least find one shotgun that does more than one thing well.

Airgun Angie debuts in this instructive post for Pyramyd Air that explains all the things you should know before airgun hunting out of state.

Two shotgun instructors let us know what to look for and how to choose the right shotgun instructor. Save time and money.

It’s been an exciting time for us to work with Crimson Trace’s new lines of products, including red dots and rifle scopes. Find out the “scope” of our coverage last year.

Avid bird hunter Tiffany Dawn describes her first out-of-the-country trip with her Syren Tempio.

Looking to get a jump on Christmas shopping for your favorite shotgunner who happens to love Syren’s line of fine shotguns for women? Babbs lists 11 things you can buy from Syren and otherwise.

Sharenda Birts extols the virtues of SoundGear Phantom hearing protection, and lists many reasons why she’s happy she owns them.

Find out what a real Syren owner who is a duck hunter has to say about why she and her friend chose the Syren XLR5 Waterfowlers for their hunting trips.

Michelle Cerino walks you through the meaning of shotgun gauges, and how you can easily identify them.

Amy Ray reviews the Crimson Trace Brushline Pro for an upcoming antelope hunt. Find out why she especially likes this riflescope.

After many hunting and fishing seasons spent perched in a camp chair or on a bucket, Sharenda Birts decides to treat herself to a nice outdoor chair. She puts the CHAMA Pursuit Chair through the paces, and tells us her opinion of the product in this gear review.

Kate Ahnstrom, a pro-staffer for Syren, runs through info regarding transitioning from shooting clays to hunting. Find out how to do it.

Taurus, manufacturer of premium handguns for defense, hunting, and sport shooting, is excited to announce the all-new Taurus GX4, designed to deliver maximum concealment without sacrificing ergonomics, performance, or capacity.

SilencerCo is undertaking ways of highlighting silencer ownership to women. Find out more, in this interview with Brooklee Grant, marketing manager and director of the initiative.

Lanny Barnes makes her debut here at The WON with this post about how to choose ammo for 3-gun matches. She ought to know, being one of the hottest 3-gunners in the country.

Wander Woman – Kansas founder Jessica White walks you through how to forage for cattails and make them into a delicious relish.

Lynne Green recently went on a Texas duck hunt, thanks to Fiocchi Ammunition, Savage Arms and True Timber camo.

Do you have a passion for bird hunting? Lynne Green shares the many Syren Field Gun options available for all budgets and needs.

Increase your knowledge and up your shotgunning games. Lynne Green answers her 2 most frequently asked questions about shotgun choke tubes.

Are you a wingshooter? If so, we know you’re going to love these recipes we found from our featured blogger, Wild Game Cuisine.

Meet Courtney Bastian, aka ‘The Bird Dog Babe.’ She shoots a Syren Tempio Field Light, is a consultant for Purina and has her own podcast.

My daughter, Addison, turns 10 this fall, so we’ve decided to use 2020 to upgrade her firearms training to the next level. She has handled a pistol before, but she’s never shot suppressed. Since I recently became a brand ambassador for SilencerCo, I headed to their website to use the “Product Finder” tool to match […]

In this tale, Syren’s Lynne Green evolves from making fruit pies to making savory pies. Find out how she does it, including some pie recipes!

Hollis Lumpkin tells the tale of finally, after a decade, putting a bead on a Tom turkey with her Remington V3 Waterfowl Pro.

Have you heard of Calm, by CrittEar? Read why Susan Hansen’s development and launched this product that protects dogs’ hearing.

We are delighted to introduce you to our new writer, Jen Barcklay, an all-around outdoor woman, who is especially enthusiastic about long range shooting and hunting. Hailing from the state of Washington, Jen had always wanted to be a gun writer, but her job got in her way. As a helicopter mechanic – formerly enlisted […]

It’s a trend. That is, buying another firearm in the same model, but a different caliber. Why? For the obvious reason, that most models of firearms offer the same locations for controls, the same type of anatomy of the frame and an overall comfort level to users who prefer a particular make and model. Take […]

A few years back my dad took my brother on a hog hunt at Cribs Creek Outfitters in North Carolina. My dad wanted to give my brother, Johnathan, a going-away present, since Jonathan had enlisted in the Marine Corps and would be leaving soon. What better than a hog hunt and chance to get his […]

The National Archery in the School’s Program is the largest archery organization in the world. What began in 2002 in twenty-two Kentucky schools, eventually now encompasses forty-seven states nine Canadian provinces, and eleven countries world-wide. No one person, pair of persons, or handful of well-intentioned individuals hatched and implemented the non-profit NASP®.  Without participation and […]

The following blog is an excerpt from, There is Snow Much Fun to be Had in National Parks! by the National Park Foundation. Brrrr! There’s definitely a nip in the air, or is that jack frost at your toes? When the cold weather settles in and winter arrives, that means snow for many of our national parks! […]

I’ve been shooting Remington V3s since they rolled off the assembly line in Ilion, New York, and that has been a few years now. I’ve never met one I didn’t like – whether it was in a duck blind or a pheasant field. Recently, I had the opportunity to try the new Waterfowl Pro at […]