Gear Guides
9 Hi-Point Firearms That Experienced Shooters Admit Are Better Than the Reputation Lets On
A closer look at nine Hi-Point firearms that many experienced shooters say outperform the brand's rough reputation.
Gear Guides
Why S&W 686 Still Has a Following Among Hunters Who Carry a Revolver as Backup
A close look at why the Smith & Wesson 686 remains a trusted backup revolver for hunters who value durability, simplicity, and practical field performance.
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Timeless 1860 Farmhouse in Sperryville, Virginia, Set on 197 Acres with Breathtaking Mountain Views and Ample Space for Outdoor Living
Discover this charming 1860 farmhouse, where vintage warmth meets modern comforts amidst breathtaking mountain views.
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Historic 1870 Farmhouse in Bristol, Virginia, Nestled on 478 Acres with Log Cabins, Antique Outbuildings, and Vintage Steam Engines
Step into history with this 1800s farmhouse, featuring stunning period antiques and original hardwood floors.
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Stunning 1978 Farmhouse Estate in Hot Springs, Virginia, Designed by Architect Thomas W. S. Craven, Set on 65.73± Private Acres
This enchanting farmhouse boasts soaring ceilings, Venetian plaster walls, and stunning mountain views throughout.
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Unmatched 1995 Roseland, Virginia Estate with Panoramic Mountain Views, 50 Acres of Lush Landscapes, and a Charming Meandering Creek
Amid sweeping mountain views, this estate features a charming barn, serene Hat Creek, and expansive trails.
Hunting Tips
I Have Hunted Deer in 10 States, and these 3 Were a Nightmare
After hunting deer across 10 states, I learned that not every hard hunt is hard for the right reasons. These three states stood out for their brutal mix of pressure, regulations, terrain, and deer behavior.
Hunting Tips
Why Michigan’s new ‘one buck rule’ has hunters Divided
Michigan’s new one buck rule is supposed to improve deer management and push hunters toward harvesting more does. Instead, it has opened a fierce debate over tradition, fairness, herd health, and what hunting in the state should look like going forward.
Gear Guides
The Real Reason Non-Resident Tag Prices Are Becoming a Political Fight in Hunting Tourism States
The battle over non-resident hunting tag prices is not really about a few hundred dollars on a license. It is about who gets access to wildlife, who pays for conservation, and how Western states balance local hunters against a lucrative tourism economy.
Hunting Tips
Why Fur Trapping Is Facing Renewed Opposition From Groups That Had Largely Moved On to Other Issues
Fur trapping never fully disappeared, but it did fade from the center of the animal welfare debate. Now it is back under fresh scrutiny as public land policy, pet safety fears, and a broader shift toward coexistence pull old opponents back into the fight.
Hunting Tips
Why Falconry Regulations Are Tightening in Ways That Are Frustrating a Small But Passionate Community
Falconry is one of the oldest hunting traditions on earth, but in the United States it now sits inside a dense web of wildlife law, permit rules, inspections, and paperwork. As regulators respond to conservation pressure, public scrutiny, and administrative demands, many falconers feel like a lawful niche practice is being burdened as if it were a broad public threat.
Hunting Tips
The Blaze Orange Debate That Is Resurfacing as Some Hunters Question Whether the Rule Still Makes Sense
Blaze orange has long been treated as a commonsense hunting safety rule. Now, as gear evolves and some hunters push back, the argument is resurfacing over whether the old standard still deserves its place.