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The best base layers for hunting keep you warm, dry, and in the field longer

Harvesting the right number of does depends on the habitat carrying capacity and deer density where you hunt. Here's what to look for

The huge carp outweighed the current IGFA record by almost 30 pounds, but since it was caught in a private pay lake, it's unclear if the fish is eligible for world-record consideration

Here’s what you should consider when choosing a bow sight for deer hunting

We tested a wide selection of rifle scopes under $500 to give you the best bang for your buck

How a first pheasant helped the Trampled by Turtles frontman make sense of his own mortality

Don't trust your expensive scope to sub-standard rings and bases

Affordable doesn't mean cheap when buying a low-powered variable optic. Here's our breakdown of the field

The winners of our annual optics test include the most remarkable bino we've tested and a sub-$100 great buy

These seven binoculars are light enough for hiking all day and have the optical horsepower to spot a loggerhead shrike at sunset

The Nova Scotia government is now requiring anglers to kill smallmouths and chain pickerel in certain rivers, and the penalties for non-compliance are steep

OL staff and contributors share their top picks for staying dry while hunting, fishing, and more

We rounded up our favorite hardshells for backpacking, hunting, hiking, and more

Squirrels are fun to hunt, delicious to eat, and are found in hardwoods all over the country. It’s time to start giving squirrel hunting a little more love

What happens when a man pits his skill and agility against one of the most vicious big cats in the world? Things don't exactly go as planned

It remains illegal under the new regulations for hunters to use drones to pursue and take game, and there are several other caveats that drone operators in the state should be aware of

Want to tag your dream bull? Start by learning how an elk’s diet shifts with the changing seasons

Social media has become an inhospitable place for anyone who is creating firearms content. That’s why a new, misunderstood YouTube policy has created plenty of trepidation among guntubers

"She thought the rod was going to melt into her hands"