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Like a lot of states, Hawaii has a feral hog problem. Where pigs feed, invasive plants seem to follow

The legendary bowhunter hires an unflappable Kodiak guide as backup while he sneaks into bow range of Alaska's giant coastal brown bears

The man, who was injured, was able to pull his sidearm and kill the sow

Considering a sporting breed or scenthound? Here’s everything you need to pick the right breed and puppy

In the competitive market to create the ultimate mountain rifle, the Seekins Slam stands out for its elegant, innovative, and thoughtful design

Give your guns the love they deserve by treating them with these solvents

Our former hunting and shooting editors explain how they came by their favorite rifles, and why they made the cut

The Masai Mara and Gordion are proven inertia-driven auto-loaders.

The .327 Federal Magnum is a versatile — and sometimes overlooked — round that comes into its own as a deer cartridge in Ruger's seven-shot revolver

More than 1,400 special hunt applicants were affected. Some drew tags they shouldn't have, while others lost out on tags they should have drawn

In many situations, a good tripod will give you the stability to make shots in any terrain with complete confidence

Ultralight gear is more comfortable, reliable, and budget-friendly than ever, with best-in-class options from big mainstream brands and cottage companies

The medicated feed combats two parasites that have historically devastated wild quail populations

Bear hunting was outlawed in Romania in 2016. Since then, brown bears have killed at least 15 people and injured 158 others

After putting hundreds of rounds through the Pursuit we came away impressed by its reliability, ergonomics, accuracy, and feature set

"I really think a record will be broken by August or September. Everything is lining up perfectly for both coho and king records to fall"

Anti-hunters only make up a small percentage of Americans. Here's how they persuade a public that cares about sustainable wildlife management to abandon proven conservation measures for preservationist ideaologies

Local law enforcement is offering $1,000 for information about "the loser" who set the booby traps could have killed a dirt biker or ATV rider

“We work hard to avoid sharks. We never anchor, and we never fish more than 10 or 15 minutes in one spot”

Not only can dark ops score you bigger fish in the summer, but sometimes it’s better for the trout