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Learn some simple tricks for finding productive fishing spots in the surf

These are the best knots for braid, mono, and fluorocarbon

Local reports have detailed at least three serious alligator attacks in Florida during the last two weeks

This story from the Outdoor Life archive uncovers the strange cult that formed around giant largemouth bass in Southern California

There are tons of great concealed-carry pistols and revolvers. I’ve carried these three more than any others

Catching a big musky or pike in hot water can kill the fish, even if you release it carefully

Use this traditional knowledge to find a summer's worth of live bait

It was chaotic, soaking, dangerous, and wildly effective. Still, I prefer to hunt ducks the American way

I've hunted all over the globe, and that has led to some strange and incredible wild game meals

A pack of ravenous wolves, four inches of fresh snow, and three of Alaska's toughest critters in a matter of hours

Skip the crowded and sweaty car-camping trip this summer. Trailer your boat or rent one, and hit the water with your family

With good friends, adaptive technology, and plenty of grit and practice, a blind elk hunter recognizes his dream

Sick with a cold and cramped in a makeshift blind, Teddy Roosevelt's grandson returns to east Africa to chase big cats

Rifles brought from Europe were of little use in the American wilderness. So hunters, frontiersmen, and revolutionaries began demanding something new from their gunsmiths

Both American and British Labs make excellent companions and working dogs. So, what’s the difference?

The stories behind how America's soldiers reshaped civilian marksmanship, recreational shooting, and (ultimately) hunting

The public lands of the United States could represent the greatest accumulation of shared wealth on this planet

The psychological weapon of the Americans was the hunter's rifle, but victory came from smoothbore muskets

Former “Python Challenge” winner Taylor Stanberry says the timing of this year’s challenge should lead to lots of invasive snakes in the bag

There’s a growing demand for these gorgeous, hand-crafted knives, bows, and leather products