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The Best Biometric Gun Safes of 2025
Get reliable, easy access to your firearms while keeping them secured
Does Chronic Wasting Disease Infect Humans? Despite Shocking Headlines, Recent Research Suggests It Does Not
A research team exposed human cerebral organoids to chronic wasting disease prions. Here's what they found
This Good Dog Ran 4 Miles for Help After Owner Rolled Truck into Ravine
Rescuers found the man along with three injured dogs at the bottom of the ravine, where he'd spent the night huddled near a creek
The Best Fishing Lines for Spinning Reels of 2025
The wrong line means line twists and wind knots, but these options add feet to your cast, detect more bites, and won't end your day with a bird's nest
The Best Marine Batteries of 2025
Batteries are now lighter, more powerful, and have Bluetooth connectivity
The Best Way to Catch Smallmouth Bass in Rivers: Hit Them With Topwater Lures While Wading
Grab an old pair of sneakers and pop your way to summer bass glory
The Best Trolling Motor Batteries of 2025
These batteries are proven to be reliable, even after years of use
Louisiana Will Tighten Redfish Harvest Restrictions for the First Time Since the 1980s
State fisheries managers say redfish populations are on the decline and that restricting recreational harvest could help prevent a crash
Man Shoots Deer that Attacked His Pregnant Daughter in Her Own Backyard
The incident adds to a string of "unprecedented" elk and deer attacks that have taken place in Colorado since late May
Hunting Wild Red Stag in Argentina During the Roar Is a Lot Like Elk Hunting the Rut — But Better
For a dispossessed Western elk hunter, chasing free-range stags during the height of Patagonia’s ‘roar’ provides another crack at the rut
The Best Inshore Spinning Reels of 2025, Tested and Reviewed
These reels were tested for months in Virginia and Florida
Hunters of Color Is on a Mission to Make the Outdoors More Accessible to Minorities — Whether the Hunting Community Is Ready or Not
Four years in, HOC has 14 chapters and hundreds of members from 47 states. But the organization still struggles with funding and finding enough mentors for its many aspiring new hunters
A Bear Killed and Ate an Elderly Woman in Her Home. It’s the First Fatal Black Bear Attack in California’s History
It took more than six months for state game agencies to conclusively rule the victim had died due to injuries sustained in the attack rather than natural causes
Blackfin Tuna Caught During Miami Dolphins Tournament Should Break the World Record
Former Dolphins head coach and hall-of-famer Jimmy Johnson was there to celebrate the historic catch
What Really Happened to Crist Kolby, the Trapper Who Was Killed by Wolves?
When a seasoned trapper disappeared into the wilderness, his peers organized a search party. What they found was more than they bargained for
The Lost Art of Shooting Running Game
I head to Poland to rediscover a style of hunting that used to be second nature for American sportsmen
Freediver Spears Pending Record Pompano During Florida Tournament, Wins First Place
The pending state-record pompano was a cherry on top of the first place finish
The Best Camping Cookware of 2025
Whip up your next campground feast with pots and pans built to go the distance
Watch: Black Bear Fights Off Two Gators While Swimming Across a Florida River
What, you've never seen a bear punch a gator before?