Christmas Gifts For Hunters

This page has gift ideas for hunters and outdoorsmen including hunters that specialize in deer, turkey, ducks, geese, upland birds, big game and other wildlife.

Popular hunting gift ideas include hunting books, hunting DVD's, magazines, GPS units, binoculars, spotting scopes, hats, gloves, t-shirts, camouflage clothing, knives, eyewear, and more.

Among the most popular hunting gifts are examples of artwork and collectibles. These include paintings, prints, photographs, line art, sculpture, carvings, decorative decoys, posters, calendars, cards, stickers, magnets, coffee mugs, mousepads, and other gifts.

Depending on interests, shoppers may select equipment or other gifts for bow hunting, big game hunting, waterfowl hunting, target shooting, or other sports.

A variety of gifts under $25 are available for deer hunters. A few examples are hats, knives, targets and scents. Click on any gift for details and to see other hunting equipment.

Camo T shirts make an excellent choice as a gift for hunters. Practically every hunter enjoys wearing these shirts in the field as well as for other occasions.

When choosing gifts for hunters, its important to consider how the gift will arrive. In some cases the item will be given in person, which eliminates the need for shipping. For long distance gifts, its often best to buy items online and have them shipped directly to the hunter. Hunting-related gifts that are suitable for shipping include books, magazines, DVDs, hats, gloves, t-shirts, camouflage clothing, eye wear, gift cards and other items.

With more women entering the sport each year, the demand for women's hunting accessories has skyrocketed. Items such as pink camo shirts or hunting-themed jewelry are intended specifically for women. Some hunting accessories are available in models for both genders.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s 2011 National Survey of Fishing, Hunting, and Wildlife-Associated Recreation found that in 2011, 13.7 million people, 6 percent of the U.S. population 16 years old and older, went hunting.

Hunters spent an average of $2,484 each on trips, equipment, licenses, and other items in 2011. Overall, sportsmen spent $145 billion on related gear, trips and other purchases, such as licenses, tags and land leasing and ownership.

source: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Hunters love wild game gifts. Among the more popular types of wild game foods are products made from wild boar, buffalo, ducks, geese, pheasants, quail and other delicacies.