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“When I die, I'm leaving that gun for Ely. He needs to kill another 100 gobblers with it”

Wildlife biologists discovered symptomatic and dead sheep in the Hell Canyon herd while conducting a collaring project. The die-off could be significant, officials say

A local fisheries biologist noted the bowfin was likely the first one ever killed in the state

The hunter says the big cat nearly walked into his ground blind

Here's how I decided that my daughter was ready to bowhunt

“There are only a handful of sharks that have been tracked west of the Mississippi”

The 22 ARC blends new bullet technology with Modern Cartridge Design to get .22-250 Remington performance from AR-15 rifles

Many states already have, or are trying to implement, transferrable big-game tags to ranchers and big property owners. Hunters say the practice is privatizing the public's wildlife

"There’s a gator attacking a man in my backyard. The people now have stopped in their golf carts"

Find our picks for the most efficient chalks

A breakdown of the best lines to spool on to your crappie reels

A thriving antler market makes it easy for thieves to swipe skulls from hunters and re-sell those racks without getting caught—most of the time

Old-fashioned detective work revealed the man had bought his license after he caught the fish, then told a game warden he'd caught it at night

“I gutted it the best I could, but it was ugly”

I’ve shot and tested both to see whether the newcomer has what it takes to unseat America’s favorite .30-caliber magnum

Get the most out of a fleeting spring visit from these drag-peeling salty migrators

The Oklahoma fifth grader caught the trophy bass while fishing with his dad on a sprawling reservoir in Central Texas

I scoured Range Day and the floor at SHOT Show 2024 to give you a look at some of the best and coolest new handguns of the year

This modern, feature-rich hunting rifle has the charm of an American classic

Lynn Bumgardner told his friend he had the new Kentucky state record as soon as he saw the perch surface