From HR magazine Articles

Not only is your customer base shrinking, but so, too, are the number of people contributing to the conservation of wildlife through excise taxes they pay on the purchase of firearms, ammunition and related items.

There's no doubt that improvements in technology and equipment have made days afield safer, more enjoyable and more productive than at any time in history.

Are your customers chasing varmints year-round or even just in the off-season? Here's what you can sell them.

Your customers appreciate you searching out the best value. Here's a cross-section of upland boots to serve them well without requiring a second mortgage on the hunting cabin.

Whether your customers pursue grouse, pheasant, quail, or other upland birds, they're going to have some specific gear needs that you can help fill.

Black Friday is right around the corner. Now's the time to make plans and formulate a marketing strategy.

Shy or quiet sales associates aren't doomed to failure. They just have to learn how to come out of their shell.

New school meets old school at Mark's Outdoors near Birmingham.

Waterfowl hunting is big business. Are you cashing in?

For a whole host of reasons, few multi-purpose, independent sporting goods stores catering to a core group of hunters and anglers still exist in the U.S. This shop is an exception.

Backcountry hunters need dependable shelter. Here are four lightweight tents from Nemo Equipment that will keep your customers comfortable no matter the harsh conditions.