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The savage eats that these baits produce put a frog bite to shame

Dan Infalt, the veteran whitetail hunter and Hunting Beast, has some advice for anyone complaining about pressure on public lands

How to choose the best fish scale—digital scale, mechanical scale, or pocket scale—to accurately weigh your catch.

Ranchers in Colorado have long sought a lethal management option for wolves that repeatedly kill livestock. They will have that option starting in August, with some strings attached

After complaints of overcrowding and more nonresidents bowhunting elk than residents, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission overwhelmingly voted to restrict out-of-state elk tags

These undervalued bottom feeders are more challenging (and fun) to hook than you might think. Here's how to do it

We shot the 2017 Mathews Halon 32 against this year’s top new bows. Here’s how it performed

Never overcook a venison roast again with these thermometers

The hunter was on a guided coyote hunt in the state's Lower Peninsula, where wolves haven't been present for around 100 years

Land more bull bluegills with these tips and tactics

These two popular hunting cartridges have more in common than you think. Here's how they compare

When the South Dakota prairie turned into a frozen tundra, our DIY mule deer hunt became one hell of an adventure

Plus, any new world-record, all tackle submissions for largemouth bass will require genetic testing to qualify for the record books

The latest addition to Springfield's Hellcat lineup is one of the flattest shooting yet

These short, handy hunting rifles are effective with the right ammunition

After an investigation, state officials determined that he legally shot the yearling griz in self defense

As deadline for ballot qualifications looms, Colorado hunting and wildlife conservation groups urge voters to not sign petitions that could outlaw mountain lion hunting

Cougars aren't native to Alaska, and there have only been two other confirmed instances of lions being killed in the state

Officials say the "Piney Woods Pimps" transported live hogs from Texas across state lines to the two local hunting contests, which they ended up winning

We dug through the OL archives to bring you the best walleye fishing tips and tactics