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It’s the first cougar killed in the state in 115 years

These fish might be great in the deep fryer, but they’re not great for every ecosystem

These best ice fishing lures for panfish pull up fish under any conditions and help you target jumbos

After standing for 21 years, the record has now been broken twice in less than a month

No matter what you call it—hogging, grabbing, tickling, hand fishing—noodling catfish is an adrenaline-packed way to target trophy fish

"It looked like an entire tree was stuck to his horns"

These popular pistol cartridges were both developed to deliver more power. But which is superior?

Improve your ice fishing game and catch more fish by scanning through the water in all directions

A collared mule deer buck died near Yellowstone Lake in mid-October. Officials say the always-fatal prion disease was the culprit

The new Mathews is a 1/2 pound lighter, coaches your shot, and has a truly unique axel design

Tired of choking down freeze-dried chili mac during backcountry trips? Here’s how to prepare your own backpacking meals

Muzzle brakes have an important purpose, but they also produce some loud consequences

Tired of twists, bird's nests, and knots? We're here to help

Using an optic will help new shooters gain confidence and experience success faster

The proposed legislation would also funnel suppressor tax-stamp dollars toward conservation funding, law enforcement, hunter recruitment, and shooting ranges

“It’s something I’ve never seen, and probably never will again"

Lindsay Thomas of the National Deer Association has some ideas about how to bring joy back to the deer woods

The pending state-record buck had haunted Tim Elsenheimer for years

We should all carry an emergency fire starter into the woods, even if we hope to never need one

This five-station progressive reloading press is capable of cranking out hundreds of shotshells in less than an hour