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There are a bunch of different ways to sharpen a knife. These are the best

The real reason you get cold in the backcountry isn’t your sleeping bag, it’s your sleeping pad

This Glock clone might just be the best bargain handgun on the market

After getting an official weight and measurement, angler Mike Wherley released the catfish back into the Susquehanna River

"Maybe they were paying their respects but they were naked ... I don't know what the heck was up with that."

The footage shows the moment when the paddlers are mistakenly scooped up by a humpback

“Six times he cleared the water. Then, fighting deep, he went off like a torpedo, taking out line in long jerks, the rod snapping back and forth like a whip”

A Western hunting guide picks his favorite .300 Win. Mag. loads

Garin Hicks' panfish edges out the previous record by a fraction of an ounce

We review sharp and nimble hunting knives with great ergonomics

Legendary gunmaker Griffin & Howe is marking its 100th anniversary this year with two singular rifles

“I was alone facing the biggest catfish I’ve seen in 23 years”

A compact, powerful, and good looking .45/70 lever action

According to state officials, sightings of great whites in the area have "increased dramatically" in recent years

"It jumped out of the water, and all the sudden I see this golden fish"

Does bleeding fish actually matter in terms of flavor, or does it just make fillets look prettier on Instagram?

"Don’t be ashamed to have a good time this Memorial Day — that’s part of the gift that’s been bestowed to you"

Four U.S. Marine Corps veterans, mostly strangers with plenty of common ground, meet to hunt turkeys and settle a seasons-long score

The author has kayaked, fished, and competed in waters all around the world. These are some of her best tips

The District Court of Wyoming found that four hunters did not trespass while crossing from one corner of public land to another