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These are the hottest grills on the market and they’ve proven themselves over years of good cooking

The subadult male bruin predated a cow some 80 miles east of Wyoming’s known grizzly range

There is no evidence that chronic wasting disease has jumped to humans

If you know you want a Humminbird, but aren't sure which one, this guide is for you

'Their plane was sinking and that place is loaded with sharks'

Flat-shooting, accurate, and mild-recoiling, the 70-year-old .280 AI still deserves props as one of the best all-around Western big-game cartridges

The new AX Visio combines AI, a GPS-informed compass, a digital field guide, and world-class glass in a $4,800 optic

As Midwestern elk herds grow, Wisconsin is adding elk tags with a new hunt this fall.

Not only have lever-gun designs from the 1890s managed to remain relevant for 130 years, they’re better than ever

To hunt a Nile crocodile requires precise shot placement, steady nerves, and a willingness to face your deepest fears

We discuss the pattern performance, physics, and field anecdotes that will help you better understand Tungsten Super Shot

Keep camping all year long with one of the top four-season tents

Find our picks for the top rifle, pistol, and handheld flashlights

Rise and shine with a great cup of joe using one of the best camping percolators

Keep your family comfortable on your next camping trip

No home bow shop is complete without a bow press

Here’s how to safely take the plunge (Hint: You can keep your hiking boots and Hokas)

I learned my limits through the art of the long walk

Jonathan Lee Cox was caught attempting to sell antlers that he had poached from Wyoming's National Elk Refuge and the Bridger-Teton National Forest during closed season