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You don’t need an expensive rifle or high-end optics to benefit from the lessons and skills learned in long range shooting competitions

After missing a shot on the same buck last season, Nate Daniels called in the buck to the bottom of his tree stand

The best deer hunts combine sitting and stalking. The wise hunter lets his circumstances and the terrain determine how to proceed

When deer hunters get too obsessed with antler score, we miss the point

“He was a lot larger last year than this year, with even more sticker points”

Built using best-in-class components, and with a price tag to match, the Electus is one of the top performing hunting rifles out there

A new report quantifies just how valuable outdoor recreation on federal lands is for our nation's economy

Stephan White wanted to track and shoot a big woods buck on his own terms. He might be the most patient and persistent hunter on the planet

We picked our favorite gifts for dads who love the outdoors

Tracking whitetails in the Northeast might be the most difficult of all hunting pursuits — unless you’re Hal Blood

Sure, ground blinds and treestands are great. But still-hunting deer in thick country has plenty of advantages, too

Richfield mayor Bryan Burrows says he called the authorities on himself after trespassing on private land during a deer hunt

Caught between a sow and her cubs, a hunter finds himself fighting for his life

"I was just hoping for a nice deer, something around 130 inches. Then this guy showed up"

In this episode of the Outdoor Life Podcast, antler collector Josh Duncan tells the incredible backstory of “The General”

Nick Schmitz killed a bighorn ram with a green score of 190 6/8 inches on Oct. 31. If that number holds, it will replace the current state record held by David Suda, who was with Schmitz on the opening-day hunt

The ARC 30 drew, aimed, and shot like a dream

A houndsman has the fight of his life when a cornered black bear decides to charge

“Her two older brothers I think are a little envious of the whole thing”

My weapon was a bolt-action Springfield, made in 1918. My duck boat was one of Uncle Sam's 2,100-ton destroyers. The box score? Eleven ducks — Communist, of course