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Here’s a look back in time at the some of the biggest bass ever landed

Your most crucial piece of climbing gear should align with your climbing goals

When a black bear killed a camper in Colorado in the early 1970s, the author sets out with his hounds to track it down

Officials say the hunter sent them a recorded video of the bear and they told him it was a black bear

Backpackers, campers, and hikers can leave the land better than they found it with these seven fundamentals

Before you hit the trail, find the best hiking shoes of 2022 that work with your foot and hiking style

Chief Jeremy Swisher hung three mule deer racks in the Glendive police department. Court documents say those deer were illegally taken on the Fort Peck Reservation

These loppers make quick work of small and large branches

Among other charges, the state alleges that Alexander killed a 200-plus-inch buck illegally without permission, and then staged a cover-up at his sister's property to make it seem like a legal hunt

Submerge your feet confidently with one of these protective and fast-drying options

In the Midwest where there are countless lakes of all sizes, massive wake boats and the waves they create are causing potential habitat damage and new regulations

I looked at the ingredients, ease of use, and skin feel of 15 of the most popular sunscreens. Here are the ones I’ll keep using

The dogs were at least a mile offshore and struggling to tread water by the time the anglers arrived

These rod and reel combos are affordable and perfect for catfish

Sometimes it's the small waters that we love the most — and they're the ones that hurt the most to lose

Take on whatever the day throws your way.

The angler was trolling Beaver Lake for striped bass when he hooked something much larger

A survey released Wednesday indicates three-quarters of Americans support both activities

This backlash against hunting may be happening on the other side of the world, but it’s not as far away as American hunters might think

The biologists who uncovered the fossilized vertebrae of a 50-million-year-old snake estimate the critter was about 45 feet long