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Experts have been investigating an outbreak of sick and dying fish with "the spins" since January. They still don't know what's causing it

The controversial mine, proposed for an area adjacent to Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, has been battle ground for state and federal regulators since plans emerged in 2019

After a moose became entangled with his sled-dog team, Dallas Seavey had to shoot it and, per race rules, field dress it

As the war against invasive Burmese pythons rages on in the Everglades, wildlife researchers are relying on scout snakes to help them hold the line more than ever

What happens when you stick an 8-piece fly rod, some flies, tippet, and hemostats in your running vest? You get to your fishing spot in half the time

This heavyweight match gun has one of the nicest triggers you’ll find on any production striker-fired pistol

Researchers who have been following the orca for years say its the first time anyone has seen a killer whale hunt a great white solo

The Biden administration's plan to climate-proof old growth and mature forests generates mixed opinions from the conservation community

Game wardens found the dead wolf roughly a month after the wolf hunting and trapping quota was reached in the region

Many professional bass anglers aren’t making a living. Here’s why that could be a problem for the future of the sport

The largest growing segment of SOS users, however, is motorists

On or off trail, the best men’s hiking shoes have the grip and comfort to take you to your destination

The 22-year-old also forfeited firearms, owes thousands in restitution, and will serve jailtime

Find the best weather resistant boots for hiking, fishing, hunting, and more

When it comes to staying healthy, deer don’t have it easy. Here are some of the most common diseases wild deer can develop. (Graphic image warning)

Even in the sailfish capital of the world, a leucistic sailfish is an incredibly rare catch

She risked it all just to make it as a pro kayak tournament angler. Now Kristine Fischer just might be the rising star the sport needs

A one-of-a-kind fishery in a remote corner of Patagonia is slowly gaining more attention from record-seeking salmon anglers around the world

Get mobile and fine-tune your stand location with one of these climbers

We tested harnesses to see which is the easiest on you, and your dog