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Storm Chasing
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By Alex Robinson and Will Brantley
Latest News
Why Wilderness Matters to Hunters and Anglers
Gear Tests
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If you simply want to kill a furbearer, then shoot a large load. But if you want to protect and preserve the pelt, consider these three options
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We put the top folders, fixed blades, and replaceable blades through the wringer to see which models make the cut
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From e-callers to rifles to lights, here's the latest in coyote and predator equipment
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Leupold's new binocular reads range, temperature, pressure, angle, and humidity
Questions and Answers
- Q. The NEW 8.6 Creedmoor, is this the .300blk Improved?—BUCKSHOTT00 ANSWER THIS QUESTION
- Q. My brother in Georgia built a monster box blind for deer hunting with his three grandsons. Any opinions?—GARY DEVINE ANSWER THIS QUESTION
Open Country
Spring 2019 Turkey Hunting Forecast
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By Brian Lovett
Tips and Tactics
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Makeshift habitats you can build to survive a crisis during the coldest months of the year
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If you find yourself in a winter survival situation, here are a few things you can do to stay warm and return to civilization
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New deer science casts fresh light on some widely held beliefs
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Easy and inexpensive solutions that safeguard your gear and make life easier out on the ice
From the Editors
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Robinson is OL's digital guru. He likes bowhunting, muddy duck dogs, and good Facebook videos.
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An early arctic blast sends ducks pouring into North Dakota's prairie potholes, where, if you're lucky, you can stil hunt on a handshake
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The Senate passed the Natural Resources Management Act S. 47 earlier this week, now it heads to the House
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A first look at the hottest new rifles, loads, and gear for hunting deer this season
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Freel calls Alaska home. If it can be hunted, fished, or trapped, he does it there, but hunting Dall sheep is his biggest passion.
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If you simply want to kill a furbearer, then shoot a large load. But if you want to protect and preserve the pelt, consider these three options
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Check out some of the coolest pistol introductions of the year
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From e-callers to rifles to lights, here's the latest in coyote and predator equipment
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Krebs is OL's senior editor. She’s partial to deer and turkey hunting, but lives in NYC, where she must resort to bowhunting rats and pigeons.
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Pristine backcountry and the promise of solitude lie within the BWCA, but its borders are home to historic mining communities, valuable mineral deposits, and a battleground for an old dispute: Who gets to benefit from the public’s natural resources?
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A young hunter and his dad dedicate their season to a ram that turns out to be a new world record
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Snow is OL's Shooting Editor. He lives in Montana with a French Pointer that gives him dirty looks whenever he picks up a rifle instead of a shotgun.
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This rifle—designed by OL's shooting editor and built by the Remington Custom Shop—Is accurate to 1 mile and beyond
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LabRadar is an easy-to-use, but (slightly) finicky, chronograph
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Learning a style of hunting that was once second nature for American sportsmen
Features
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If you've ever wanted to take wild game the way Jeremiah Johnson and Hugh Glass did, here's where to start
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When the seas get rough in paradise, test your back, shoulder, and arms on hard-hitting scissor jaws
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Take the guesswork out of egg-fly selection to catch more steelheead on Great Lakes tributaries from Minnesota to New York
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A project to keep invasive Asian carp from entering Kentucky’s Lake Barkley that stalled because of the government shutdown is back on track
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Plus: Texas case may challenge the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act
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A great white feeding frenzy ensued off the coast of South Carolina.
