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After an exciting launch, the new Remington 700 never seemed to become available — or did it?

Members of the conservation community are "cautious but concerned" about what Burgum's management of federal lands will mean for wildlife, habitat, and outdoorsmen

Buying American is more than an investment in quality gear

The men were headed home to the D.C. area after a successful week in Kansas

If you know where to look and when to keep moving, you'll be well on your way to filling a stringer with jumbo yellow perch

While collecting specimens for the Museum of Natural History, a hunter from Wisconsin disappears into the Korean wilderness. Somehow, his family gets word that he died in a skirmish with bandits

Here's the scoop on stack height, heel drop, toeboxes, and more

Cut glare and spot fish with our picks for the top polarized shades

Even as conservationists gear up for renewed battles over places like the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and the Tongass National Forest, Alaskans are hopeful they’ll be able to hunt essential public lands again

“Just one gram of duck meat from Holloman Lake exceeded the lifetime exposure limit recommended for humans”

When two schoolteachers in a subsistence village decide to step into a howling blizzard, they wind up fighting for their lives

The public-land buck was officially scored this weekend, making it one of top 20 typicals ever killed in the state and the biggest deer taken with any method since 2013

These sub-$1,000 shotguns bring a surprising amount of features, performance, and reliability

We tested everything from a laser-powered flashlight that shoots a beam over 300 yards to a pocket-sized flashlight that can light up a football field

I got to test drive these all-season tracks in Utah’s deep snow

The reversal of an executive order is welcome news to conservationists. State agencies and critter organizations were worried that Pittman-Robertson dollars will be cut off, along with other essential programs that fund wildlife management, habitat work, and public access

In this week's episode of the Outdoor Life podcast, we talk with Gen. Johan Jooste, who was appointed Chief Ranger at South Africa's Kruger National Park during the height of the park's rhino poaching crisis

Landowners in the state have said they should be able to make money off the wildlife their lands support, especially as ranchers face tough times. But the conservation community fought off the idea, calling the move "a step too far"

For Jack Frost, a rare white Siberian husky, life on the tundra during Alaska's frontier days was one thrilling adventure after another

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