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Witnesses reported seeing a pack of wolves approach the teens while they were hunting. Investigating officials have confirmed a wolf was killed

The case aims to strike down a state law that gives Pennsylvania waterways conservation officers even broader authority than game wardens

These shoes are made for much more than just hiking

Use these nocks for easier game and arrow recovery

Every September, trout guides and amateurs alike descend on the Snake River to compete in a charity event. It's based around a simple yet formidable question: What if you only had one fly?

Pathologists say it's rare for deer to contract the plague and this case is nothing to worry about. There have only been five other confirmed cases in deer in the U.S.

The LX is a much-improved unit compared to the original Labradar, but faces stiff competition from Garmin's elegant and user-friendly pint-sized chronograph

Check out these rods the next time you're at Bass Pro

To get the most consistently dried meat, we tested the top dehydrators

These are characteristics and features you want in the perfect deer hunting bow

A coonhound pup that shows promise gets into his first real track — and proper fight, in this story from the archives

No boat? No problem. This simple plan will get you tight on bass this fall

We put the top auto and manual clay target throwers to the test

Hands-free lighting is a universal need across outdoor pursuits. We put the top models to the test

This gun shoots as good as it looks

Instead of heading to deer camp, Susie Status waited out most of opening weekend on her back porch for the buck she'd been watching all summer

We polled dozens of experienced deer hunters and compiled their best tips

When our former shooting editor finally draws a deer tag for the Strip, he saddles up and descends into the twisting canyons and draws of the northwest Arizona desert

Rhett Goolsbey made Wyoming hunting history after drawing a once-in-a-lifetime sheep tag

Nine suspects have been charged with 180 wildlife violations in three different states