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The agency says the permits it issued to the conservation organization no longer align with its 'production-oriented' goals for grazing on public lands

A remarkable new duck gun, a budget over/under, and more

More 7BC offerings, long-range rifle cartridges, subsonic rounds optimized for suppressors, and more

Separately, these devices are smart, responsive, and intuitive. Together, these integrated devices will make every long-range shooter and hunter faster, more confident, and demonstrably more precise.

Here’s a first look at new rifles that will be hitting the shelves this year

Body cam footage from the arrest shows that after he was stopped for looking at a deer decoy through binoculars, a game warden told the hunter that “you can’t stop and look at a deer with a gun in the truck"

Leupold's foray into a ballistic-solving bino is ambitious and inventive. Here's the scoop

For the first time in three years, Colorado Parks and Wildlife says it "has no plans" for bringing more wolves into the state this winter

Rep. Ryan Zinke of Montana called the proposed development in Minnesota's pristine watershed "a good mine" as he rallied votes Wednesday to strip conservation measures that safeguard the wilderness

Here’s a look at some of the most exciting new handguns from range day and the show floor

The new and expanding HuntLink app connects hunters with private landowners through a digital, interactive map

This new rangefinder from Garmin is packed with hi-tech features and superb glass

All three of the record-sized muskies were caught and released in Green Bay

These tasty fish might be popular winter surf targets, but if you’ve got access to a boat, the game levels up in skinny water

"Shooting a polar bear in the rump at 17 yards to make him turn around didn't seem to me like the best procedure, but George knew a lot more about this business than I, so I did as I was told"

The 6.5 Creedmoor is more popular today, but is it really better than the .30/06? Here’s an unbiased look

A state prosecutor had previously described Michael Duby as "somebody who is just unable to stop violating fish and game crimes"

More Eurasian wigeon are showing up in the Willamette Valley every season, causing the author to lose his sanity

When I got wind the ice was finally thick enough for fishing, I persuaded a group of buddies to play hooky with me

The rich heritage of Southern rabbit hunting is in danger of being relegated to the history books