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Officials say the poachers would disguise themselves as hikers and hide their arrows in hollowed-out walking sticks

After writing and publishing more than 200 wild game recipes, the author shares his favorite seasonings

The Bitterroot Mountains of Montana and Idaho are one of the six grizzly bear recovery zones in the Lower 48, but they still don't have a breeding population

Thinking about taking the leap from target to the field? Rabbit hunting is the best way to get started

"I’m not sure the crappie that took the lure was the largest of the three"

We tested a knife that excels at EDC and hunting

The decision was made during the middle of the 2023-24 hunting season, with the rule changes taking effect in March

Learn how to make one of the most potent flies in salt- and freshwater

For 16 years, a land manager in Virginia had been dumping bags of corn in a farm pond and inviting buddies to come shoot ducks

Leucistic bucks are already rare, but this Virginia deer had an unusual mottled coat

"I got the chills instantly, just thinking about how easily I could have been standing there"

The National Deer Association's Annual Report shows that success rates overall have dropped slightly but hunters are killing more mature bucks than ever

Without consulting state biologists on the topic, lawmaker Gary Boswell claims red-tailed and Cooper’s hawks are causing too much damage to other domestic and wild animals

“I’m all for protecting wildlife, that’s the career I chose. But you’re not gonna find me giving mouth-to-mouth to a pine marten”

This new iteration of Ruger's most popular bolt-action delivers good performance and meaningful upgrades

This selection of firearms will help keep you and your family safe wherever you reside

This handy, accurate .22 is wonderfully suited for both hunting and competition

We drove a Ranger 570 (like we stole it) for an entire hunting season. Here’s how it performed

Usually, divers, beachgoers, and anglers come across teeth from these extinct marine superpredators. This time, a robotic shovel scooped one off the ocean floor