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I’ve put a few hundred rounds through this 6.5 Creed gas gun, and it hammers

It tastes just as good as deep-fried Maryland rock perch and even Chesapeake cod

Angler observations and science are clashing. Unsurprisingly, forward-facing sonar is at the heart of the fight

I've burned pounds of gunpowder through a Sig Cross in .300 Win. Mag. Here's what you can expect from this rifle

"I was following it with the barrel of my shotgun. The eyes on him were like right out of a Stephen King novel”

More and more expert whitetail hunters are hanging ropes over natural and mock scrapes. Here's why

We tested three great portable fish finders for ice to open water fishing

Improve your Glock's trigger pull with these drop-in triggers

These tires grip silted ramps and run smooth at highway speeds

Simplify the best fishing lines for bass options with these seven choices that cover all techniques and fishing styles

Sliders blend the reliability of fixed pins with the precision of a target sight

Find the right tool for unhooking fish, cutting line, crimping barbs, and changing split rings

A comprehensive overview of Glock pistols by model, caliber, generation, and use

“They were able to pin down a good-sized lion ... under a mountain bike until we arrived”

Nate Phinney filmed some 1,500 dead snow geese frozen into the surface of a lake in eastern South Dakota

We tested 14 pot calls and chose ten that are all turkey

There will never be another Midwestern folk hero quite like the Griz

Landowners in Texas are stocking high-fence ranches with exotic — and sometimes threatened — species for high-dollar hunts. As countries struggle to fund conservation and fight poaching, is this the last line of defense?

The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks has released new information about the state-record crappie that was seized and stricken from the record book in November