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"Every now and then buck fever will get me down, make a fool of me, cause me to shoot wildly and ineffectually. Yet I am not ashamed"

The study looked at moose populations in three core regions of the state, and researchers relied heavily on input from big-game hunters to gauge those numbers

Hunter Jared Mills shares his tips for making the most of your opportunity when a big buck finally comes into range

The controversial proposition would have opened the door to future hunting bans and taken more decision-making power away from the state’s wildlife management experts

Unofficial election results show Florida is the latest state to adopt a constitutional amendment to protect hunting and fishing as a wildlife management tool

That grunt tube isn’t magic, but it can be deadly in the right situation. Here’s how to lure in more bucks this fall with one

The hunter on your list is guaranteed to love these picks

A veteran Lake Erie captain shares his tips for choosing the right walleye fishing tactic in late fall

“I put my binoculars up to make sure, and the only thing I saw coming through the weeds was those drop tines”

The nearly $5 million price tag will continue to balloon as Colorado Parks and Wildlife plans more wolf reintroductions

We’ve selected the best fly fishing gifts that any angler will enjoy

The angler in your life is guaranteed to not catch and release the fishing gifts on our list

Jeremy Wynn killed 165- and 170-class bucks in a matter of three weeks

We tested eight different hand warmers to find out which delivers the longest lasting heat

Ranking battery-powered hand warmers by heat produced, lifespan, and value

“Maybe it was the sweet smell of the Hoppe's #9 gun cleaner that drew him so close”

Archery expert P.J. Reilly gives his top picks for comfortably carrying all your gear during bow season

In the early 1980s, the antlers of a potential world-record whitetail were sold for more than $30,000. No one knew who the mystery owner was, where the rack went, or if anyone would ever see it again, as detailed in this story from the archives

A decades-long conflict between a vocal subset of landowners and hunting dog owners has reached a boiling point

This jacket from Sitka serves as an outer layer in warm temperatures and a mid layer in the cold