Sports A Field

Guns & Gear

Leica Rangemaster CRF

There’s a model for everyone in Leica’s line of compact rangefinders.

A look at the 2400-R, the 2800.com, and the 3500.com models.

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Big-Game Rifles for Women

Women shoot better with rifles that fit them well, just as men do.

Stock shape and balance are two important considerations.

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New Product Spotlight

Sports Afield Jake & Hen Turkey Decoy Combo Just in time for spring turkey hunts across the country, Sports Afield Products has introduced its new Jake & Hen Combo set of turkey decoys. This set of two decoys, one jake and one hen, are made of a foldable, rubberlike material that is easy to transport […]

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Transporting your Taxidermy

Planning a move? Don’t know what to do with your taxidermy?
The experts at Trophy Transport can help.

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Don’t Overlook the .30-06

Despite all the emphasis on new cartridges, this old standby is still an all-round champ.

The .30-06 is a great choice for almost any non-dangerous game.

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The .300 Weatherby Magnum

There are many excellent cartridges in the “fast .300” class, but Roy Weatherby’s flagship remains a favorite.

This cartridge is suitable for hunting almost any non-dangerous game anywhere in the world.

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Field Tested: Prois Cumbre Hunting Gear

A line of high-tech, high-performance hunting clothing designed and built specifically for women.

Prois hunting gear has proven itself on the world’s toughest hunts.

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Super Thirty

The story of the original .300 magnum.

The .300 H&H is an excellent choice for hunting most thin-skinned game around the globe.

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Big Bores, Bears, and Buffalo

Try out a variety of dangerous game rifles and learn how to stop a charge at this unique shooting clinic.

All I could see of the large Cape buffalo was its face, horns, and chest as it started toward me from the edge of the trees, coming at a steady clip.

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Shootin’ Irons

Iron sights are still useful in some hunting situations.

I’ve written about iron sights before. It seems me that, in these days of almost universal scope use, shooting with iron sights is almost a lost art. This is regrettable for two reasons.

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