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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

The nearly 230-class buck was taken on a small, 40-acre parcel of private land

Catch more coyotes and improve your predator management with these coilspring foothold traps

Joby Newman passed on 30 other deer, including 10 bucks, before the velvet giant showed up in mid October

Thanks to years of stocking and restoration efforts, Michigan anglers can finally target Arctic grayling once again

The buck appeared to be blind and didn't move when approached by the landowner in his vehicle

The giant 41-inch fish is the second state record to come from the Clearwater River this month

Fear, panic, and dread are all part of a good haunting in the whitetail woods

The Beast that was "like a wolf, but not a wolf" terrorized a village in France for years, killing over a hundred people. Survivors couldn't say what had attacked them

From hook up to cooking, here’s everything you need to know about the underrated bluefish

We took the new Springfield 2020 Redline high into the mountains after Dall sheep

Find the best power source for your off-grid home

Millions of marsh-destroying nutria roam Louisiana’s bayous. Our mission is to take them out and, yes, eat ’em

As we reconsider our history and obligation to wild bison, we must also examine why we haven’t fully restored our most iconic wildlife species