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This brand-new cellular trail cam has all the features a serious deer hunter could ever want

The creators of 'Scout' say it's programmed only to rely on state hunting regulations so it can't provide misinformation

“My bow was up to it. Was I?”

Fisheries biologists caught and released the six-foot-long dinosaur during a population study on the Hudson River

The decision wasn’t a surprise, but it was met with relief by the hunting and fishing community who were concerned about the project's impact on fish, wildlife, and water quality

A pair of adult loons and two dead chicks were discovered on a lake in Eastern Washington, where just 11 breeding pairs now remain

A sudden twist of nature kills my partner and pits me in a struggle to survive against terrible odds

Ticks can impair and even kill fawns, particularly in bad tick years. As these parasites expand their range across the U.S., nasty infestations in young deer could become more of a concern

Some First Nations members didn't appreciate the actor's overall message, even though it's widely supported by research that shows open-net pen salmon farming is harmful to wild salmon

We put these reels to the test on the Mississippi River to see how they performed

We tried the top test kits available to land managers and food plotters

Our top picks for budget baitcasters

Whether you fish offshore, inshore, or from shore, the best saltwater fishing rods will deliver your bait and land big fish

The footage from the Flint River illuminates a long simmering debate over stream access laws in Georgia

A new study found that all known 'grolar' bears come from one wild polar bear sow that mated with two grizzlies

When O’Connor hears rumors of a giant buck living on Slate Mountain, he decides it's time for a hunting trip

We're all guilty of Fuddy thinking now and then. These are the most prevalent hunting and shooting rules that too many of us still believe

Black bears and elk are the critters most likely to run off when they hear noisy people, while cougars don't change their behavior at all

...and no one seems to have a clue about the right way to deal with them

The predator-control program is in its second year, and officials say it seems to be helping