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Back in the day, old timers thought foxes could yelp like hens and we preferred to hunt turkeys with rifles

Those pull-through knife sharpeners can damage a blade. Here's what you need to know about how to use a knife sharpener

Michel Beaulieu, who was previously charged with big-game violations, says one conservation officer has continued to harass him even after he and his wife pled guilty and paid their fines

“It’s pretty exciting, but we’re also being cautious about what this actually means,” says the biologist who verified the sightings

We've been field testing tents of all designs for years. These are the select few that have performed the best

He was fishing Lake Superior with a guide who exclusively jigs for lakers, and whose client also caught the current catch-and-release length record last spring

Seasoned turkey hunters know a well-timed owl hoot can get nearby gobblers talking. But why do turkeys respond to owls at all?

These shotguns will bust clays, but not your budget

Taking an avalanche awareness class isn’t just for backcountry skiers and snowboarders

Washington-based climbing and mountaineering guide Sean McNally shares his passion for the high alpine

Republican lawmakers in a couple Western states say a Biden-era strategy to curb the spread of smallmouth bass in the Colorado is cutting too deep into hydroelectric power revenues

A Texas Republican and California Democrat teamed up to challenge the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's controversial plan to kill nearly half a million barred owls in hopes of saving the spotted owl

Captain Quint may have been tough, but his fishing game was a little weak

After months of social media controversy and a formal Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife investigation, Brooks is ready to tell his side of the story

Maryland fishing groups say the new regulations stand could damage local economies that rely on sport fishing

During a seemingly routine traffic stop, a UTV driver started a brutal fight with a game warden. The incident nearly turned fatal

A bushcraft knife’s primary job is wood processing, and these knives excel at that task

The recent discovery adds to our understanding of Columbian mammoths and their natural history in the Lone Star State

The large-scale cuts and resulting uncertainty within federal agencies could lead to loss of public access, stalled conservation funds, and canceled wildlife research

Upgrade your boat's tech for less just in time for spring fishing