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The top picks from our gear tests

We ran, crawled, and used a wide variety of optics to help you find your next bino harness

While there are specific instances where a small-scale transfer might make sense, the larger idea of selling off federal lands for affordable housing should concern anyone who uses public land

We took over a dozen ultralight shelters into the field to find the best of the best

When photos of a well-known nontypical surfaced on Facebook last year, social media sleuths accused a Virginia man of poaching three bucks. Now he's been sentenced with some of the harshest poaching penalties in recent memory

Protect your grub in bear country with one of these cans certified by the Interagency Grizzly Bear Committee

The biggest impact of a lion hunting ban would be on Colorado’s world-renowned ungulate population and all the hunting opportunities it provides

If you want to catch bigger bass, you need to fish places that have a balanced age structure. Sometimes that means places where it's harder to get a bite

In this frontier story from the OL archives, the author, his wife, and young son set out in their homemade boat to put up as much meat as they can before winter arrives

"The qualifications for an ethnic group, there are five of them. And we hit every one straight in the bullseye"

Sleep soundly on your next backpacking trip in one of our picks for the best backpacking tents

Quickly break down new water with these fish finders

We tested the best shotguns of the year

James Fauth brought the massive fish to the boat using a 15-year-old Walmart rod that still had the original line on it

The young girl was sleeping at a private campground in south-central Montana when the attack occurred

Do you dream of battling yellowfins, bluefins, and bigeyes? There’s no more frugal way to make it a reality than on a party boat

"First and foremost, we want to take care of the birds. But if there’s not more water deliveries later in the summer or the fall, it’s going to be pretty tough to have a hunting program"

It’s a daunting task. But if you’ve done your homework, it’s hard to go wrong.

A proposal to build the state's largest solar farm is getting pushback from both hunters and birdwatchers, who have until Friday to comment on the project

Even with fewer Michiganders heading to deer camp each year, the state will implement new restrictions on youth hunters and hunters with disabilities in 2025