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Even though M-LOK is the trendy mod option today, it's important to know the details on KeyMod too

"I've been trying to get this thing for years now"

Early-season whitetail hunting starts to get exciting once you've got a good buck patterned. Here's how to do it

DIY hunting on Western public lands isn’t all bugling bulls and slammer bucks. In fact, it might be time for nonresident hunters to have a reality check

The giant alligator was just shy of the state record but "still a wonderful thing to celebrate"

From heated pits with all the bells and whistles to fox holes in a goose field, these are some of the most inventive duck blinds ever built

Built around a versatile configuration and reticle for mid-range work, this new scope elevates your hunting game.

One of the most helpful upgrades you can get for a budget rifle is a new stock, and the MDT Field Stock is an excellent option

Make sure your broadheads are flying accurately and true with this simple process

Wildlife officials say the bear attack would have been much worse had the injured hunter been alone

Sharpening broadheads is easier than you think. Especially with these tips

After our former optics editor blows an opportunity on a nice mule deer buck, he receives a curious omen and another chance

From a suit of steel armor to an entire pet spaniel, sharks have been eating vast and varied junk (including mysterious body parts) for centuries

The G17 and G19 are nearly identical, but they each have different pros and cons. Here's what prospective Glock buyers need to know

Refuge managers are now concerned about a dual outbreak since avian flu was detected there in July

Pawpaw is common throughout much of America's forests, and it's a highly underrated fruit. Here's how to start foraging for it

Outdoor Life’s optics editor emeritus William McRae has died. He was a leading light in the development of sports optics

Looking for salty success on your summer vacation? Before you worry about what to cast, you’ve got to learn to go with the flow

Ranchers in the affected counties point to a "troubling trend" of state wildlife managers prioritizing the needs of wolves over livestock growers