Deep Dives

Increasing grizzly populations, mountain town sprawl, and more tourists mean we’re seeing a surge in deadly bear attacks. It’s a good theory. The only problem? It isn’t true

Proposed gold mines in B.C. are setting the region’s wilderness history and its mining future on a collision course

A popular management trend is about moving away from blanket spraying native weeds and from planting as many food plots as possible. The result: more wildlife and bigger bucks

Across the West, snares intended for coyotes sometimes catch bird hunters’ dogs. Can anything be done to reduce conflict between upland hunters and coyote trappers?

Whitetail numbers are down in the Northwoods of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan. Here’s how wolves, winter, and habitat all play a complex role in the decline

After COVID-19 shut down the 2021 SHOT Show, the National Shooting Sports Foundation was determined to put on the firearms industry's largest trade show this year

Trophy animals taken with any of these technologies are no longer eligible for the record book. Here's why B&C is cracking down

The Hebgen Dam malfunction that occurred in early December could have had catastrophic effects on trout populations were it not for the local community that came to the river’s rescue

The 6.5 Creed offers plenty of advantages for deer hunters, but it’s still puzzling lots of hunters who are making lethal shots on deer—and not recovering them

Low fur prices, anti-trapping laws, and an increase in participation? We take a deep dive into the state of trapping in the U.S.