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After I was flattened and worked over by two brown bears on my moose hunt, I needed 200 stitches

Drop a bunker buster on stripers this fall, courtesy of Capt. Eric Kerber

Joey Pendry, who managed to fight off the sow and call for help, has died from complications related to his injuries

Andrew Porter and Ian Stasko were lifelong outdoorsmen, close buddies, and well-loved by friends and families. So when they fell out of communication during an archery elk hunt in September, searchers from all over did everything they could to bring them home

These top cell cams make it easier to pattern deer, without spooking them

The whitetail rut will be hitting your deer woods soon. Here's where to hunt through each phase

Turning deer hide into valuable buckskin is easier than you might think

The .280 Remington was a terrific flop when it was introduced, but it almost made a comeback under a different name

The author did extensive head-to-head testing on the SBE 3 with an Advanced Impact barrel

After a few close encounters with the unusual buck, Harley Whitaker skipped classes so he could make his final move on the deer

The deer hunting gear we've throughly tested

A letter from the director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service tells the state to "cease and desist" its plan to import another 15 gray wolves from Canada

We’ve got a classic blaze orange and a practical black hoodie for chasing pheasants all season long

The Department of the Interior will begin selling oil and gas leases this winter. It also announced plans to build a road in another of Alaska's national wildlife refuges

In the last week, two state fish-and-game agencies have issued warnings about the untrustworthiness of AI for up-to-date hunting and fishing regs

The suprising golden days of Gambel's quail hunting, as experienced by our former shooting editor

All gun dogs are remarkable in their own way. But you only get one first bird dog in this world, and Tuco changed mine

Zack LaFreniere spent nearly a week monitoring a bait site in Penobscot County before tagging what’s now the heaviest sow ever taken in the state

Two Washington men were livestreaming numerous salmon fishing violations. Then a game warden tuned in