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"This snake was just being chewed to pieces. It had well over 100 ticks on it, probably hundreds"

Learn how to dial in FFS settings and use your electronics to find fish

This oddball bait from Japan excels at catching pressured bass in clear water

“The hunters were skeptical apparently from the minute the pig arrived, because he’s neutered and was 250 pounds”

We tested sub-2 pound packs from top UL brands on America's long trails.

Randy Bunch died within a week of stepping into the Gulf with an open wound on his foot

This guide will help you cut through the noise and numbers—and distance—to find the right unit for your hunting style

Smith & Wesson's new Bodyguard 2.0 and Shield Plus Carry Comp are changing the expectations for concealed carry.

We put these chainsaw chaps to the test while bucking firewood

New .22-caliber cartridges — and extremely efficient bullets — are poised to take over the role that the .243 has dominated for decades

“We’ll make it look like he got hit by the bike. It will be funny for people”

These capable hunting scopes all cost between $70 and $250

Learn the basics of moping, strolling, and hover strolling

Here's how to rig and fish this incredibly versatile bass lure

Law enforcement discovered the man's Internet search history contained phrases like “How far do police look into pet murders” and “MN law on killing someones dog”

The public was outraged after a hunter killed a well-known lone wolf named “Takaya” in British Columbia in 2020. Now the wolf's image has reappeared, sparking a second controversy

Hancock’s over/under is a standard-issue Beretta, except for the stock, which he had custom made in Germany

Here are eight of the heaviest slabs that have been entered into the record books

The 9mm might dominate the market today, but the .45 ACP is far from obsolete

Here’s an honest look at what it means to hobble (I mean run) one of these insane and addicting events