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In March, three 'suspected' wolves were spotted from a helicopter in the same area where moose populations are on the rise

Processing your own burger and making sausage is a lot easier with one of these top grinders

Shooters can now get the Waypoint 2020 in long-action cartridges — I tested one in 7mm PRC

Judges called the practice of sneaking onto hunting leases and installing trail cams "a disturbing assertion of power on behalf of the government"

Avoid painful chafing with these moisturizing products

The proposed regulations are a step toward minimizing the critical role hunters have played in establishing and maintaining refuges across the country

This strong connection is one of the easiest an angler can tie

CJ Alexander explains why he's hesitant to submit a massive whitetail buck to the Boone and Crockett Club for record-book consideration

According to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, "wildlife officers have seized the antlers, cape, and hunting equipment associated with the alleged unlawful taking of the deer"

The charges include illegally hunting deer without written permission, hunting without a license, tampering with evidence, jacklighting, theft, and more

Yes, bull sharks can live in freshwater. And no, it wasn't caught anywhere near the Hill Country

Not all of us were meant to be hunters — and that’s OK

We review high-performance and high-value combos

"Night was just vicious ... He had this snarl, and every muscle in his body was tightened"

After smoke-phase, red-phase is the most common color variation among wild turkeys

Confidence in the woods comes only when we make our own decisions — advisable or not

The positive samples came from two deer that were found dead near the Sierra Nevadas

We evaluated eight different reservoir-compatible backpacks across a range of outdoor pursuits

A new law passed in Oklahoma plans to enhance "genetic durability" of wild whitetail deer. Critics say it's moving too far too fast

PFAS are poisoning America’s watersheds and will eventually be banned in several states. That will require the outdoor gear industry to make some major changes