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"We promise these aren't AI, just nature doing its thing and our trail camera happened to be there!"

State officials encourage anglers to keep every bighead carp they catch, so George Chance chopped the fish up and put it in his garden

If the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and National Park Service get their way, reintroduced grizzly bears would be deemed an easier-to-manage “nonessential experimental population”

Not every gun dog was built to find and pick up deer antlers, but you can train a willing dog how to do it

These are the baits you need to catch fish on a drop shot rig

The young men were looking for antlers northeast of Sacramento when they were attacked. The 90-pound male cougar was euthanized the same day

Here's everything you need to know to get started skeet shooting

Our magazine covers captured the changing landscape of hunting and fishing in America. They’re also just plain cool

The country's Environment and Tourism Minister also threatened to send 10,000 wild elephants to Hyde Park so Brits could see what it's like to live with them

The debate over thermal optics has entered a new frontier: mushroom hunting

We asked a NOLS wilderness medicine educator what you actually need to pack

Climbers ask a lot from their pants, but we found five pairs hitting the mark

Two urban bowhunters are just minding their own business when a police officer storms into the woods, rifle raised and barking orders

"I've won some bass tournaments ... but that bowfin was the best fight I've ever had from any fish"

The judge ruled that wolf trapping and snaring in grizzly habitat outside of denning season could have "profound effects" on Idaho's grizzlies

Both men are accused of poaching bald and golden eagles on the Flathead Indian Reservation and selling their feathers and talons for cash

Find the right lightweight, collapsible option for your next outdoor day trip

In 1929, a lone ice fisherman found himself trapped on a sheet of ice, drifting along the shore of Lake Michigan

The 16-year-old angler reported the catch to a local wildlife officer, who assumed it was a joke at first

Is there a better way to fund wildlife conservation than by selling premium tags to the highest bidders? Arizona is about to find out