Spring Food Plots: Easy on Your Wallet and Time
What you need is a 15x25-foot piece of land that gets full sun, a rake, leaf rake, and a tiller.
From Pampered European to Queen of the Wilderness with a Gun: An Immigrant’s Story
She said goodbye to her pampered life and followed Eugene to an uncertain future in the wilderness that was 1920s Wyoming.
Considerations for the Perfect Feral Pig Gun
The feral hog population is booming.
Defender Coffee Company Donates Profits to Gun Rights Advocacy
Who doesn’t love the taste of coffee and freedom in the morning?
Turkey Time! Four Tips to Bag a Gobbler this Spring
Granted, in the spring, a gobbler may make some slips, but all animals are vulnerable during their mating season, aren’t they?
Trump Set to Abolish ‘Gun Free Zone’ Rule on 12 Million Acres of Land
The Trump administration has expressed support for a measure that would end the decades-long rule that made it unlawful to carry a gun for anything other than hunting on public lands.
Buffalo Hunting Before the Horse and Gun
Before the horse changed Arapaho life on the plains, it was man on foot who brought meat to his family.
Even MORE Favorite Movie and TV Guns!
The reviews are coming in, and Gunpowder readers want more movie guns! So here they are!
Baiting for Bears: Why and How To
Learning how to bait properly takes years to learn.
Special Advice for the Left-Handed Outdoorsman
Dove, quail, and rabbits didn't know which hand I was using.
Guns of the Red Baron’s Last Flight
“Fly on and fight on to the last drop of blood and the last drop of fuel, to the last beat of the heart.”
Remembering the Last Native American War Chief, Joe Medicine Crow
Joe Medicine Crow was an amazing man prior to World War II and became a legend after the war ended.
Coon Hunting: Then and Now
Things are done a little different out here in the west.
First-Time Gun Buyer? Here’s What You Need to Know
Buying a gun for the first time is intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be.
Bridging the Gap: The Corona Cup Brings Shooters Together
Springtime usually marks the beginning of the outdoor competitive shooting season, with the indoor competition season already in full swing.
Quarantine Hobby: How to Get Started in Handloading
If you’ve done any significant reading on gun topics, you’ve seen handloading mentioned, and it can sound like something of a black art.
Itchy Trigger Finger! Here’s What You Need to Get Started in Sporting Clays
If you’re new to the sport, here’s a list of gear and items you’ll need to get started.
The First of Many High-Altitude Waterfowl Hunts
Across the University of Wyoming campus were notices to check your rifles, shotguns, and handguns at the campus police depository, but few of us did it.
Best in: The Ohio Valley Military Show Of Shows
Each February, the Ohio Valley Military Society pulls out all the stops to host its annual Show Of Shows – an event that more than lives up to its name.
9 Things for the Gun Nut to Do During Coronavirus Quarantine
There’s plenty for the gun nut to be doing during lockdown.
MORE Favorite Movie Guns
Let us know what movie guns you’d like to read about.
Guns, Fireworks, and Gin: Life as It Once Was in America
We do a lot of shooting in the Cowboy State, but not at each other.
Mauser C96 – ‘The Broomhandle’
Anyone looking for a C96 better get their wallet out.