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“The hound had been mostly consumed leaving only the chest, both front legs, and head/neck”  

Though the .45-70 is a relic of the blackpowder era, it has endured and retains a strong foothold among North American hunters

Grizzly bear hunting has been banned in the province since 2006. But with human-bear conflicts on the rise in, government officials say the rule change for approved hunters is necessary to protect Albertans

The next time you fillet your catch, don’t be so quick to toss the fins

Tired of deer feeders clogging, dying, missing feed sessions, or running out? Enter the Moultrie Mobile Feed Hub.

Here's how a veteran whitetail hunter scouts all summer for success during the deer season

"You're on private property, young man. Get outta here!"

If all the signatures check out, another controversial wildlife management decision will be put in front of Colorado voters in November

For reloaders who are looking for better consistency and longer life from their brass, this annealer is a great tool

The stories behind these incredible bucks are (mostly) lost to time. Here are the scant details we do know

Austin Christensen's giant tiger trout is officially the new Idaho state record

At look at two of the top forward-facing sonar systems

Have modern high-performance air rifles caught up to the .22 LR? Here's a look at the data

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

Public land is one of the best expressions of personal liberty we have in America

The Dark Series Model 1895 is the company's first synthetic stocked big-bore lever action

“Wade loves the outdoors and wants to be a famous fisherman. He knows all the Montana fish records by heart”

When you’re fishing for “whatever is biting,” tie on this tiny finesse presentation

"With eleven rounds remaining, I started shooting. I didn’t stop until the cat went down and rolled just 10 yards away from me"

This spring, qualified applicants suddenly started getting unexpectedly fast approvals. This "new normal" has alleviated one major obstacle for lawfully obtaining a suppressor, even as it’s introduced fresh headaches