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This carbon bow has an incredibly smooth draw and is on sale for under $1000

Up until a few years ago, Texas residents thought the unusual looking canids were simply coyotes. DNA testing revealed another story — and a potential key to saving a long-gone species

Etsy, an online marketplace that bills itself as eco-friendly, is banning natural fur sales starting this summer. It's the latest in a series of fur bans across the country

There’s no better time than April to pound on these cult-classic gamefish

Without a source for additional wolves, the state's voter-led restoration program is on thin ice. But Colorado Parks and Wildlife says it's still exploring new translocation options

When you've got no other option, running dirty hides through your washing machine is a surprisingly easy fix

When a Southern client trash-talks Western hunting to his Wyoming antelope guide, all hell breaks loose

Everyone knows garden worms catch fish, but so do hellgrammites and sand fleas. Don't forget about these "sleeper" live baits

Four lions found my camp in the middle of the night

I never let a little bad weather keep me from fishing. But this storm was one I hadn't anticipated

Searchers acted swiftly, combing the woods before time ran out. But after three days, they started searching for his body

Ted Taylor caught his trophy bass on March 31, the final day of the state's ShareLunker season

Spinnerbaits are a spring bass anglers best friend

By declaring the Finlayson caribou herd a "living ecological person," a First Nation in the Yukon aims to give the herd legal rights in order to protect it from habitat loss

Nearly a year after it was caught, David Esslinger bluefin has been confirmed as a Texas state record

We put the top auto and manual clay target throwers to the test

It never occurred to the hunter that the buck's antlers were of any importance, so he didn't pack them out

We found the best prices on uppers, triggers, optic mounts, and more of the good stuff from Geissele

A new public-lands group thinks it can shut down bad public-lands bills before they start: by influencing local elections