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The 4-plus-pound crappie is currently swimming in a Bass Pro Shops aquarium as state officials await DNA test results

Save weight in the backcountry with these shelters designed for a single person

The part-time guide says he's been chasing the state-record smallmouth for seven years

More than 700 hunters applied to the state's committee that will evaluate technology in big-game hunting. The group will discuss how tech impacts harvest, fair chase, and ethics

From regs and species ID to gear and tactics, this is your ultimate guide to learning about duck hunting

When OL's former hunting editor rides into elk country, he's faced with a decision: Fill his tag quickly, or hunt the huge herd bull that has so far eluded his guide

Justin Christensen earned the nickname "Mountain Goat" for his ability to scale the most rugged terrain back in the day. But by the time he finally drew a mountain goat tag in Utah, multiple sclerosis had made it difficult for him to even walk

“I was sitting there in the dirt, and I called my wife to tell her I’d just got run over by a moose. She was not thrilled”

We put the top cordless drills on the market through a battery of tests

When it comes to black bear hunting, a 6.5 Creedmoor is more than enough cartridge to fill your tag quickly and ethically

We field-tested units from Garmin, Zoleo, ACR, and SPOT to determine which we’d trust in an emergency scenario

State game agencies rely on deer hunters to fund conservation. Those deer hunters also deserve affordable tags. Here’s how these two factors influence the price you pay to chase deer every fall

You'll never truly fool a whitetail's nose, but these tactics will help buy you a little extra time

Witnesses reported seeing a pack of wolves approach the teens while they were hunting. Investigating officials have confirmed a wolf was killed

The case aims to strike down a state law that gives Pennsylvania waterways conservation officers even broader authority than game wardens

These shoes are made for much more than just hiking

Every September, trout guides and amateurs alike descend on the Snake River to compete in a charity event. It's based around a simple yet formidable question: What if you only had one fly?

Pathologists say it's rare for deer to contract the plague and this case is nothing to worry about. There have only been five other confirmed cases in deer in the U.S.

The LX is a much-improved unit compared to the original Labradar, but faces stiff competition from Garmin's elegant and user-friendly pint-sized chronograph

Check out these rods the next time you're at Bass Pro