Deep Dives

Experts say the future of cold-water fish species like trout and salmon depends on climate restoration, and anglers themselves

Knowing where your food comes from has never been trendier. But will that result in a sustainable increase in hunting participation? Experts from the wild-game cooking world weigh in

High temperatures, low rivers and reservoirs, and scorching wildfires are reshaping the landscape and the future for wild critters like big game, waterfowl, and native fish

While the good old days are gone, there's plenty for hunters and anglers to reminisce about, and look forward to

The Interior Department is being pressured to return America’s wolves to the Endangered Species List while some hunters and ranchers are calling for higher kill quotas

Hunters don’t often get sick from the game they hunt, so it can be tough to identify the source when it does happen

Mule deer in the West are struggling, and overall populations will decline if the drought persists

The Pope & Young Club is tolerating crossbows, reconsidering membership thresholds, and renewing its commitment to advocate for all bowhunters

Tracy Stone-Manning’s association with "ecoterrorists" 30 years ago comes under Senate scrutiny

As wild turkey populations decline across parts of their range, conservation groups scramble to both invent and reinvent themselves