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This Brazilian import gives American-made lever guns a run for their money

A spokesperson said the event, which was meant to recruit new and youth hunters, was misunderstood by some New Mexicans, one of whom said she had "fond memories" of feeding squirrels as a child

We put more than a dozen fly rods through the paces to help you find your next stick

Warning: This article will give you summit fever

Just because you’re not seeing bucks doesn’t mean they’ve disappeared. Here’s how to overcome what we wrongly called the October lull

Local ranchers need new fences. Game like pronghorn and mule deer need safer travel routes. Hunters are helping address both issues

The legislation is modeled after the successful North American Wetlands Conservation Act that has increased waterfowl numbers across the continent

State officials say the man shot and injured the sow, which was still nearby when they arrived

Save money on tools OL editors have tested in the field

Bigger isn't always better for caliber selection, and shot placement trumps all

We scoured the latest Prime Day deals to find the outdoor gear bargains that are actually worth your money

We found a great deal on one of our favorite multi tools

We found the top holster styles and brands for everyday carry

A Tennessee deer hunter is momentarily stunned to encounter what looks like a bull elk in one of his favorite hunting spots

Want to score the biggest “golden bonefish” of your life? Head to where the salt meets fresh this autumn

Purchasing a can involves some paperwork and patience, but the process is faster and simpler than ever. Here’s what to know

“It’s certainly lucky we didn’t have a fatality, because it was close”

Kimberly Feltner's 50.82-inch blue catfish breaks the standing state record for length by a third of an inch

Louisiana game wardens say the History Channel reality TV personality improperly tagged an 8-foot gator and also lied about where he'd taken it

The six suspects, four of whom are minors, were apprehended by local police after a quick-thinking conservation officer was able to puncture their truck tire