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We rounded up our favorite hardshells for backpacking, hunting, hiking, and more

Squirrels are fun to hunt, delicious to eat, and are found in hardwoods all over the country. It’s time to start giving squirrel hunting a little more love

What happens when a man pits his skill and agility against one of the most vicious big cats in the world? Things don't exactly go as planned

It remains illegal under the new regulations for hunters to use drones to pursue and take game, and there are several other caveats that drone operators in the state should be aware of

Want to tag your dream bull? Start by learning how an elk’s diet shifts with the changing seasons

Social media has become an inhospitable place for anyone who is creating firearms content. That’s why a new, misunderstood YouTube policy has created plenty of trepidation among guntubers

"She thought the rod was going to melt into her hands"

These highly versatile lures catch fish in fresh and saltwater

Argentina is a true bird hunter’s paradise and the high volume shooting you’ll do there is equally humbling and informative

In exchange for the Glock 43's ultra-compact profile, you sacrifice magazine capacity, shootability, and easy optics mounting. Almost all of that is available in the G43X

Deer eat many different plants, and the vast majority of these receive little to no press in the modern world of outdoor media. These are the species hunters should know.

We review the top baitcasters for inshore fishing

State wildlife managers say the cull is part of a larger strategy to address over-objective elk populations

Here’s why duck population and harvest estimates don’t always match up with what hunters see in the field. Because these days, we’re not seeing many birds

If you fly in bush planes long enough, mishaps will happen to you. Just hope you come out on the winning side

Jason Ullendorf caught the longest and heaviest female gator in the state

If you want to shoot better this fall, you better get a grip

Our top picks for staying dry for hunters, fishers, backpackers, and more, based on rigorous field testing

Aside from the fact that it was killed on private land on opening day, little is known about the giant muley buck