We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn more > Sign up for the Outdoor Life newsletter Get the latest outdoor news from Outdoor Life. Cellular trail cameras are an effective hunting tool and have become their own hobby. But their main downside is that they
With the HOKA Clifton 11, a perennial favorite gets better than ever hoka clifton 11 (Photo: Hoka) Published on July 16, 2026 10:23 am hoka clifton 11 Builds on history. In 2009, HOKA shocked the running shoe industry when it introduced a maximally cushioned shoe amidst a sea of minimalist footwear. HOKA entered the shoe
Sign up for the Deer Camp Newsletter Get everything from whitetail news and opinion to advanced hunting tactics and cutting-edge gear reviews. We weren’t 300 yards from camp when my friend Brad stiffened into his groove. “There’s a deer over there,” he whispered, grabbing his bino and aiming it upward. “It’s just a huge 2-point.”
Adam Sepniak 07.16.26 Cimarron Firearms is celebrating American patriots on the 250th anniversary of the United States with a commemorative Frontier Rifle. This flintlock, blackpowder muzzleloader is both nostalgic, authentic, and super cool, considering how rare it is to see people using these nowadays. With additional embellishments and stylistic features, anyone who wants to celebrate
whirlpool Affordable red dot options continue to advance. The Crossfire series of red dots has long been a fan favorite. They offered quality and strong reliability at a very attractive price. But to keep up with current trends, Vortex has released a new version, named CrossFire II. Designed for fast shooting The new Crossfire II
The biggest surprise wasn’t how fast tecton x3 Felt it – it’s how little pain I had after a big race. Thanks to a mild winter and early spring, the high-altitude trails around Crested Butte opened up several weeks earlier than usual, giving me a chance to test HOKA’s latest trail super shoe in rugged,
Sign up for the Quick Strike newsletter The latest fishing news, tips and tricks During the hot summer months, bluegills are often difficult to find on major, man-made wetlands. Unlike smaller lakes and farm ponds, many of the major impoundments are deep and clear and this often causes bluegills to be suspended far from the
Sign up for the Quick Strike newsletter The latest fishing news, tips and tricks Anglers love to debate knots, perhaps now more than ever, as braids and Super Lines have made monofilament practically obsolete since it hit the shelves some 27 years ago. Fewer people may be filling their entire spools with mono these days,
A fisheries research project by Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Just earned a major national honor. This work stood out among the projects across the country. This is good news for anglers fishing Wisconsin waters. The award recognizes the strong science that helps manage fish populations. It also shows that Wisconsin biologists are doing work
Updated July 17, 2026 04:11 pm On June 2, a domestic cat named Fridge escaped from his owners’ tent at a campground near Colorado’s Great Sand Dunes National Park and disappeared into the desert. The three-year-old cat survived alone for 39 days in a backyard, enduring high temperatures, lack of food and water, and the