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To stalk water buffalo in the swamps of northern Australia, hunters must contend with heat, dehydration, exposure, and fellow predators — both big and small

After doubling down on his innocence for months, Alexander has pleaded guilty to more than a dozen criminal charges. Court documents contain a trove of text messages and references to GPS location data that support poaching charges

From the complex to the simple, these fishing knots all have their pros and cons — depending what species you’re targeting

This bow weighs 3.6 pounds and stacks arrows at long ranges

Hunting alone on his family’s 160-acre farm, Ray Swingle arrowed a buck a day after he turned 101 years old

Carbon fiber turns this precision rifle into a featherweight wonder that is at home in competition and the backcountry

Josiah Pinkham has studied his Nez Percé tribe for decades, attempting to understand how and why his people hunt

In an era when many people had never even seen an antlered deer, the author manages to keep tabs on a trophy buck season after season

The bear was on the hunter in seconds. She had just enough time to drop down and curl into a ball

New York fisherman Dante Piraino caught a 9-pound smallmouth bass from the St. Lawrence River, but decided against putting it on ice for an official inspection

The late-season outreach comes as polls indicate the Democratic candidates are locked in a dead heat with the Trump-Vance ticket in swing states

This Brazilian import gives American-made lever guns a run for their money

A spokesperson said the event, which was meant to recruit new and youth hunters, was misunderstood by some New Mexicans, one of whom said she had "fond memories" of feeding squirrels as a child

We put a dozen fly rods through the paces to help you find your next stick

Warning: This article will give you summit fever

Just because you’re not seeing bucks doesn’t mean they’ve disappeared. Here’s how to overcome what we wrongly called the October lull

Local ranchers need new fences. Game like pronghorn and mule deer need safer travel routes. Hunters are helping address both issues

The legislation is modeled after the successful North American Wetlands Conservation Act that has increased waterfowl numbers across the continent

State officials say the man shot and injured the sow, which was still nearby when they arrived

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