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How to Correctly Net Trophy Fish
Got a big fish on the line? Follow these four simple rules and it’s in the bag—guaranteed
Shark Eats What Could Have Been the New World-Record Red Snapper
“Every year [becomes] the worst year we’ve ever experienced with sharks mutilating and taking our hooked fish. And that’s been going on for a decade”
The Best 9mm Primers for Reloading
Small pistol primers for reloading 9mm ammunition are readily available once again
Minnesota Teen Shoots 8×10 Bull with a Once-in-a-Lifetime Tag
Seventh-grader Ryker Copp shot a trophy bull near the Canadian border while hunting with his dad
Delaware Angler Catches State Record Blue Catfish from Nanticoke River
Chris Andrews had no clue just how big the blue cat was until he hauled it into the boat
North Carolina Certifies First-Ever Puddingwife Wrasse That Might Break 20-Year World Record
The uniquely colorful fish is a new state record, and it could unseat the current world record
Twin Girls Tag Giant Bucks During Indiana Youth Season
Nine-year-old twin sisters Kara and Avery Hinderliter had a youth season hunt to remember
Crossbows Comprise 40 Percent of Archery Deer Harvest in Minnesota. They’ve Been Legal for 10 Days
Crossbows continue to take over archery seasons in the Midwest
How Long Should You Hunt “Unsuccessfully” Before Giving Up?
You only fail as a hunter when you decide to quit
Bowhunter Tags 15-Pointer While Coyote Hunting
Without any good bucks on camera, this North Carolina hunter decided to try thinning the coyotes on his deer property. Then a great buck walked right under his stand
Bill Would Divert $150 Million from Pennsylvania Game Commission and Threaten Federal Conservation Funding in the State
HB 1300 would effectively defund the state wildlife commission for years to come, experts say
Fly Fishing: A Complete Guide to the Most Fun and Frustrating Way to Catch Fish
What the heck is fly fishing and how do I get started? We answer these questions and more in this comprehensive guide
How Not to Kill a Moose, from the Archives
Thick country, picky guides, blown stalks, and long shots make for tough—but not impossible—hunting in British Columbia