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Some 54 million hunters and anglers spent $56 billion on hunting and fishing in 2022. But USFWS warns against comparing its most recent five-year survey with past benchmarks

Archery instructor and veteran whitetail hunter John Dudley shares his tips for shooting well under pressure

I tested the power potential and durability of three popular lightweight models

If you follow these key tenets, you’ll never accidentally hurt yourself or someone else with a gun

Extend the range of your red dot with these magnifiers

Some viewers have asked about easing the wolf’s suffering, but the National Park Service maintains a strict no-intervention policy that helps keep wildlife truly wild

Knotting up into a giant ball is a normal means of reproduction for many snakes, but that doesn't make it any less disturbing

Making quality coffee in camp is easier than you think

Find structure and spy on the fish with a high-definition underwater fishing camera

The younger generations of the Tlingit people are looking to their past in order to build their future

So versatile you may never cook indoors again

After five straight days of hunting in September, Jonathon Stuart made good on a close shot opportunity

How Phil Gonzalez’s life became intertwined with one of our greatest trout fisheries

You don’t have to be a runner to start running trails. Here’s everything you need to know to level up your hiking, hunting, and, yeah, running

Here's how to optimize your backpack's space and make it comfortable to carry

If you're an ultralight backpacker who's tough on gear, check out our Hyperlite review

A budget 1911 can be a great value or a colossal headache—this one steps up to the plate in a big way

Every outdoorsman should know how to tie this essential knot

This air rifle costs less than $300 and shot .6-inch groups at 50 yards

Rip down the trail while wearing one of these DOT, NASI, and Snell certified helmets