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Hunters know what they are doing in the field, blind or tree stand. But at the range, not so much. Here’s a look at when they need now.

While the truth can hurt, everyone benefits from honest feedback.

Visiting Big Sky country is an exhilarating experience. Going there with a pair of big-game tags in your wallet is pure nirvana, as Hunting Retailer’s product editor recently found out.

When it comes to selling optics, make sure the customer explains the brand’s warranty and reputation.

If your company has grown so big that you can’t do all the management by yourself, it’s time to hand over some trust to others. Here’s how.

Hard-core hog hunters want dedicated pig rifles, and these 10 options rank at the top of the list.

Modern sporting rifles are filling a need for shooting sports across the board, and the numbers prove it.

Help your customers with their ground game by stocking these three hunting blinds.

Bear hunters, whether spring or fall, need specific gear depending on how they’ll be hunting.

A trial set for this summer could have massive implications in the conflict over public land access.

Everyone wants to have a “culture of nice’’ at their workplace. But sometimes difficult conversations are necessary to ensure a happy and productive workplace.

The more thought and elbow grease land managers/hunters put into developing and nurturing food plots, the greater the likelihood for success during the hunting season — and that means choosing the best products for the job.

Human resources issues can drive a small-business owner up the wall, but here’s how to address them.