Getting ready to engage in some tom foolery? Find out if you really need the extra half-inch when it comes to turkey loads.

When it comes to turkey ammo, most hunters choose between 3- and 3.5-inch loads. Is there a significant difference?

Everyone say “Gobble!”

Deer sheds make great dog chews and even crafty home décor—but you first have to find them. Check out these tips for tracking down these signs the season is over.

Winchester's Melissa Bachman faces off against an enraged Alaskan bruin.

They’re fast, hypervigilant and sometimes ferocious, but with the right gear and know-how, you’ll be the apex predator.

Want to hunt with a suppressor but don't want the lengthy hassle? This streamlined process takes away a little of the aggravation.

Seems straightforward, but if nobody taught you how to do it properly, you may be creating unnecessary work for yourself.

Winchester Ammunition's 2021 ballistic innovations put the "win" in self-defense, hunting and competition ammo.

Don’t let cold weather stop you from bagging your buck this season.

As a waterfowl hunter, the question often arises as to what is better…3” or 3.5” inch waterfowl loads for 12-gauge. Although this can be a personal preference, it’s best to understand exactly what you’re getting with each before you make the decision.

Here’s how to bring home the bacon—I mean venison—during the rut.

Work smarter, not harder when trying to bring in the big bucks.

Here’s how to make “the hard part” as easy as it can be.

Even the ducks are endorsing Winchester’s shotshell rebate.

Savvy trophy bucks like to go nocturnal just in time for gun season. Here’s how to prevent that.

Determining the best caliber for a new shooter is a question I’m often asked so I’ve put a lot of thought into this.