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He landed the monster on a $10 Zebco setup spooled with 6-pound test

A 9mm carbine is incredibly fun and surprisingly practical

These lightweight packs keep water, snacks, and the basics easily accessible on runs, hikes, and bike rides

The tribe in eastern Washington withdrew its offer to provide wolves after learning that the state "failed to consult" with the Southern Ute Tribe on wolf reintroduction

Korean Olympic archers dominate their sport. Here's the secret to their success and how it can help you this bow season

We’ve tested dozens of packs on America’s long trails to find the best option for every style of backpacker

"I did not need special equipment. I'm a natural, a natural shooter"

This new 2020 rifle blends classic hunting rifle style with modern features and impressive accuracy

A 19-year-old dirt biker says he was ambushed by a cougar on a trail, but DNA results point to a different sort of feline

From Dungeness to blue crabs, you'll need quality traps to put these choice crustaceans on the menu all summer long

“This is for the guy who says, ‘Just give me the best'”

With a sufficient amount of petition signatures, Initiative 91 will be on the ballot in Colorado this November

As online instruction passes in-classroom delivery, a wave of tech giants and startups aims to educate and certify new American hunters

When it comes to finesse techniques, you might need different sticks in different circumstances

Officials say the 25-year-old rule, which bars fishermen from carrying firearms while on the water, is no longer necessary

After 13 years of applying, a non-resident bowhunter makes the best of an unexpected Kentucky elk hunt

New Hampshire officials say the bust was part of a larger wave of commercial fishermen from Massachusetts who've been caught keeping oversized stripers and overlimits of fish this July

This new compensated version of Springfield’s successful double-stack 1911 provides elevated performance at a good price

The disturbing video illustrates behavior that needs to be called out and quashed from darkest corners of duck hunting culture

A judge in Fergus County denied claims made by a large landowner group that wants to remove 50,000 "excess elk" for damaging their property