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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

The most recent version of a bill that began as an attempt to ban semi-autos with detachable magazines will now require permits and additional qualifications for ownership on top of regular background checks

Zach Lalonde was in the right place at the right time

Our former shooting editor covers the comeback of a classic cartridge

Crappie fishing can be hot all year long if you know where to fish. Here's our ultimate guide on how to catch crappies

Now is the time to score the heaviest toothy underdog of your life. Here's how to pull it off

Protect your boat from UV fade, mildew, dirt, and dust

We review durable, bright, and light sights for bowhunting

A government spokesperson says nutria "pairs brilliantly" with Zinfandel. We'll add that it's pretty good with light beer, too

Picking the right after-market turkey hunting choke can be complicated. The experts we interviewed will help make it easier

Citing the "efforts to undermine wildlife policy" in Colorado and Washington, the bill’s sponsor argues that if someone is going to make laws around hunting, they should be a hunter themselves

Most recollections of Jim are of feats beyond ordinary canine capability: He could point quail without training, pick the winners in the Kentucky Derby, and answer most any question. No one knew how he did it

When it comes to selecting gauges for turkey guns, there are plenty of misconceptions. Here's what hunters need to know

Republicans have been trying to amend the ESA for decades. This bill — which includes good and bad ideas for wildlife management — has a better shot of passing than past attempts

Dapping, as the Irish call it, is a simple, lazy, cheap, and exciting way to catch trout

From high-end fly reels to Canadian nightcrawlers, experts say sweeping tariffs will likely disrupt every segment of the U.S. sportfishing industry

More claims from stockgrowers affected by wolf reintroduction are still waiting for approval