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Tim Carpenter already held the Pope and Young record for the largest Roosevelt bull ever taken with a bow. Now he holds the Boone and Crockett record, too

The 56-inch blue cat is the new state record. Meanwhile, a social media debate focuses on Ohio's record fish system

After getting the green light from the DNR, Mark Mackey culled a massive bull elk that had escaped from a local game preserve

Save yourself time and stress by carrying everything you need for your next trip with one of these backpacks

Do modern tactical upgrades help keep lever guns relevant, or are they just a fad?

Federal agencies plan to relocate bears from British Columbia and the Rocky Mountains until they establish an initial population of 25 grizzlies in the North Cascades

Paddle kayak? Pedal kayak? Motor powered? Sit-on-top or sit in? Use our guide to the best fishing kayak for how you fish.

Trap shooting is a game of skill, cadence, and mental grit. Here's how to get started

Jose Liccardo speared a large wahoo in the Gambier Islands, only to lose the whole fish to a school of hungry sharks moments later

“Usually big sturgeon just slosh at the surface, or stick their head above water. But this massive white jumped completely out of the water twice. It was epic”

Take the pressure off your bad back with one of these comfortable camping chairs

The bluefin tuna was 61.5 pounds heavier than the current state record, but it won't qualify as a record because multiple anglers reeled it in

"When someone comes in and does something like this, you can't wrap your head around it"

A citation for one of two Jasper police officers mentions hunting turkeys over bait with a youth hunter

These repellents won't let mosquitoes suck the fun out of summer.

Daniel Whitesitt thought he had hooked bottom until the snag took off running

Filter out PFAS, chlorine, giardia, and more with one of these best-in-class personal filters

Walter Rudder does not brake for alligators

The appalling actions of one individual are shaping the way an outraged public views — and could change — ethical, science-based wildlife management in the U.S.

Mosquitoes suck, but your camping trip doesn’t have to as long as you have one of these repellents