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The hunt will take place in December and is confined to the northeastern corner of the state, where bear populations are highest

Until this weekend, nobody in Georgia had caught a rock bass weighing at least 1 pound and submitted it for record consideration

A new law funnels portions of the Seminole Tribe's gambling revenue into state-led conservation initiatives

Drawing a bighorn ram tag is increasingly unlikely and a guaranteed hunt can cost more than $100,000, so some hunters are shifting their sheep hunting dreams to something more attainable

While it's technically the heaviest yellow perch ever recorded in Pennsylvania, Chuck Main's fish might not be big enough to replace the current state record

Another hunter tipped off wildlife officials after crossing paths with the man, who claimed to have killed two deer that morning

The two-day season saw over 3,700 birds harvested, surpassing last year’s total by more than 1,100 birds

Here's how these two popular 6.5 cartridges stack up

Rebecca Jones was out for rockfish when she hauled in the 4.8-pound eel-like fish with the funny name

As the great turkey decline continues, more states are cutting bag limits and roping off low-production areas in hopes of saving future opportunity

Here's a look at the replica mounts of some of the biggest shed antlers of all time

Here's an objective look at the differences between a modern crossbow and compound bow

Here’s how the Heartland Bowhunter host gets gobblers in close

Don’t fall for the following spring turkey fallacies

This straight-pull .22 rifle is fast, futuristic, and fun

The size mismatch between the bobcat and the deer didn't seem to matter in this wild trail cam video

SOF veterans’ top recommendations for night vision goggles and binoculars

Julia Bernstein landed record-breaking cobia and mangrove snapper on the same trip

The state's ongoing CWD surveillance program now includes incentives for taxidermists to send in samples from hunter-harvested deer

"These are not normal behaviors for a wild black bear," wildlife officials said, explaining that the bear was being intentionally fed by locals