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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

Looking for a new adventure? Play on the ice all night to hammer “freshwater cod”

There are lots of hunters in the military, and I’ve always known people who’ve hunted. And yet I was 46 before anyone invited me to go

As a market hunter, trapper, and government agent, Alaska's wolf man became a legend in an unforgiving land

“This guy [was using] a cutout on his boat of a kayak, so that he could submit fish to the kayak tournament while fishing out of a bass boat”

The incoming leader of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers talks public lands, conservation, and what's at stake for sportsmen across the country

After a shoulder injury and kidney surgery, this hunter had to give up his vertical bow for a crossbow

If you’re deer hunting on a budget, then you need to check out these seven key gear items

After working hard to track deer on public land in northern Michigan, I threw in the towel and went home

Trophy bull moose live in the continent's wettest, coldest places, and if you want to hunt them, expect to suffer and wait, and then celebrate one of hunting's greatest trophies

The 53-year-old poacher pleaded guilty to illegally taking three trophy bucks that had a combined gross score of more than 490 inches

"I had him patterned on camera, and I knew he'd show that evening because it quit raining midday"

The nominee, Steve Pearce, has a record of supporting public-land transfers, according to those who knew him in New Mexico

"It was an emotional rollercoaster"

We tested thousands of products and these are the best of the year

The recent announcement from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service includes a statement that providing federal protections for gray wolves is 'no longer appropriate'

George Bruggeman might have been undergunned with 8-pound test, but he still managed to land a 37-plus pound fish

In the Sonoran Desert, only a persistent few hunters will earn a glimpse of the desert's Holy Grail: a 30-inch Grande. Fewer still will make their split-second shot count