Whether you’re interested in tackle, ammo, DIY, guns, or gear, Ontario OUT of DOORS has you covered.
Like many rural Canadian youth, my first real gun was a full-choke, single-shot Cooey Model 84 shotgun used for cottontails, grouse, and ducks.
Every season, I pay tribute to my grandfather by taking his Model 12 in 16 gauge hunting at least once during the season.
Several tools will sharpen hooks. Files, stones, and motorized hones will all do the job, but like any tool, each has its pros and cons.
Science says fish scents work, and I’m a firm believer in adding an attractant to bait to lure fish in, make them bite, and have them hold on.
To some anglers, hip waders are the ugly stepsister of chest waders, but to me, they’re the workhorses of the family.
One of the most thoughtful things you can do for your loved ones is to plan for the dispersal of your firearms should you be unable to do so.
This year's Ontario OUT of DOORS Trail Cam Photo Contest drew hundreds of impressive entries and thousands of votes.
Professionals use expensive gelatin blocks to demonstrate how bullets will perform on targets, ensuring that the round will have the energy, expansion, and penetration required for effective shots on game animals. But you can build a “poor man’s shooting box” to do the same tests using simple household materials for almost nothing.
Savage Arms — founded by Arthur Savage in 1894 in Utica, New York — has a new owner.
