But that’s not true for most cellular trail cameras—and especially not when it comes to Spypoint’s new Flex-M. This ...

If your fall plans involve a campsite—whether you’re backpacking to the middle of the backcountry woods or staking out a spot at the local campground—it’s a great time to think about ...

SIGN UP FOR THE FIELD & STREAM NEWSLETTER — Outdoor news, hunting and fishing tips, adventure stories, conservation issues—plus exclusive offers, giveaways, and more!

There's no better time than now to upgrade your backyard setup (what beats smoking a brisket on a crisp fall day or grilling up some burgers for the tailgate?!). Right now, there are a bunch of ...

Today’s hunting clothing brands are not the same ones our grandfathers grew up wearing. There have been serious advancements in fabrics that allow clothing to be lighter, warmer, and more water ...

SIGN UP FOR THE FIELD & STREAM NEWSLETTER — Outdoor news, hunting and fishing tips, adventure stories, conservation issues—plus exclusive offers, giveaways, and more!

Hunters need the best hunting backpacks—whether it’s a Midwest hunt for whitetails or a walk through the Rockies searching for elk. Like most outdoor gear, modern-day packs are comfortable ...

A binocular harness is a useful piece of gear that most hunters overlook. And when you can’t find an accessible spot for your binos, rangefinder, or wind checker, you’ll be wishing you had a ...

Phil Bourjaily sold his very first outdoor story—a feature about snipe hunting—to Field & Stream in 1987. He became the brand’s Midwest regional editor in 1995, and the shotgun columnist ...

Unlike compound bows, spotting scope manufacturers don’t release a new flagship model each year. In fact, many optic companies will go years between developing a new spotter. That’s why, as ...

Sage Marshall joined Field & Stream as an editorial intern in 2018, when he worked at the publication’s former office in Manhattan. His desk-mate was a mounted warthog. After graduating from ...

As America’s first smokeless cartridge, introduced 1895, the old .30-30 is not just old—it’s the oldest, as modern American cartridges go. And yet it remains as effective as ever. In fact ...