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It's not often that someone from New York City meets a hunter in their own ranks. When they do, they usually say something like this

Outdoor Life urged the filmmaker to make one simple change. Disney didn’t think it was necessary

The kennel burned to the ground, but not before 30 dogs were freed. A black Lab named Muddy died in the fire, while another Lab is still recovering from fourth-degree burns

I couldn't afford a guide or to scout before the season opened, but I had 1 million acres of public land on which to find my mule deer of a lifetime

Hords Creek Lake is now the 80th public water body in the state to produce a 13-plus-pound largemouth

We review everything from classic in-ground fences to the latest in GPS fencing

We review the best collars for keeping track of your dog

We tested the Halo Collar 5 to see if it could keep a bird dog safely in his yard

The rule would slash the duration of public-comment periods by more than half, among other proposed changes

OL’s hunting editor recounts how Hanson was never comfortable with the fame that came with tagging the world-record whitetail

The .375 H&H has been widely considered the world’s best all-around hunting cartridge for nearly a hundred years. But the .375 Ruger is even better

We tested ultimate small game and pest control rifle

My wife had been with me when I shot my bighorn to top off a grand slam. Now it was her turn — and she promised to do better

Even though lever actions have some some drawbacks they're gaining in popularity. The author explains their enduring appeal.

Officials in Vermont and neighboring states are voicing their concerns around a re-wilding campaign that aims to restore cougars to the Northeast

The Texas fisherman says he was blessed with the biggest bass of his life, a 14.35-pound ShareLunker that "looked like a big old football"

It's impossible to be a turkey hunter in America today without wading into biology. Patrick Wightman wants to help

A sweeping bill that would disband advisory groups across the state has roped in the commissioners who set everything from deer seasons to fishing limits

After animal-rights groups bought up dozens of tags to keep them from hunters, the state announced a conservative — and uneventful — harvest

When these razor-tusked boars get mad, you'd better shoot straight or start climbing