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Using an optic will help new shooters gain confidence and experience success faster

The proposed legislation would also funnel suppressor tax-stamp dollars toward conservation funding, law enforcement, hunter recruitment, and shooting ranges

“It’s something I’ve never seen, and probably never will again"

Lindsay Thomas of the National Deer Association has some ideas about how to bring joy back to the deer woods

The pending state-record buck had haunted Tim Elsenheimer for years

We should all carry an emergency fire starter into the woods, even if we hope to never need one

This five-station progressive reloading press is capable of cranking out hundreds of shotshells in less than an hour

The 14-year old freshman shot the buck while hunting with her dad in the middle of a rainstorm

A first mountaineering trip introduces a backpacker to the world of peakbagging

Put a handy loop at the end of a rope in seconds with this simple knot

The “magic bus” was a well-known hunting camp used by many Alaskans. A trip to the museum where it’s being restored helped my family revisit a piece of our past

“It was like a dream watching him walk in. Like it was just us and nothing else even existed”

As Colorado’s conservation groups face a “trophy hunting” ban, media becomes the battleground

These wild game traditions are a salute to our hunting and fishing heritage

For decades Matson’s Laboratory has helped state agencies manage all kinds of wild game species by aging teeth. Now, the lab is noticing a growing customer: hunters

Every shooter recognizes America’s classic service rifle, but few really know it. Here's our guide to the M1 Garand

Whether you’re hunting or hiking, these boots will keep your feet warm and dry

Forget about moon phases and focus on the weather conditions that give you an advantage as a hunter

The proposal would allow a private landowner dealing with overpopulated herds to purchase a $20 tag and take an unlimited number of cow elk

A new study concludes that wolves like to hunt whitetail fawns where humans have cut timber, made roads, and built homes