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The first thing to know about bear hibernation is that bears don't actually hibernate

The precharged pneumatic (PCP) air pistol from Hatsan Airguns, called the Jet, caught the author's attention at the 2023 SHOT Show

A modular design gives hunters options to build a loadout to suit any hunting style

What’s the difference between these two match bullets, and when should you pick one over the other?

Here's our ultimate guide on beaver trapping—and some tips on what to do with the beavers you catch

There are many great bear hunting cartridges, but these are my top recommendations for a variety of situations

A proposed rule change would ensure that conservation gets as much consideration as other traditional BLM land uses like mining and grazing

Cleaning and maintaining your handguns is a basic and essential skill

We talked to a competitive pistol shooter and a former Secret Service agent about how to train with a carry gun

This lightweight sub-gauge is a nimble, handy, and capable turkey gun

Both the landowner and one of the duck hunters involved in the dispute have pled guilty to misdemeanor charges stemming from the incident

While attacks are rare, coyotes are unpredictable and they can sometimes be aggressive around humans

The hunter was reluctant to publicize the 22-point non-typical buck he arrowed in October. It was finally scored in February

We talked to a professional shooter and a former Secret Service agent to get advice on choosing a handgun

With the advancement of shotshell technology, the .410 has become a more deadly hunting shotgun. These .410 pumps are worthy of your gun closet

Fishing guide and pro angler, Ross Robertson, shares his picks for the best walleye lures

Explosive eats and giant bass are why you need to throw these lures

Load your tackle box with these proven soft plastics

This PCC from Henry is a fun truck gun and plinker that takes Glock, Sig, and Smith & Wesson magazines

Wolf hunting is one of the most controversial and debated pursuits in all of North American wildlife management. But few hunters know what it’s actually like to chase wolves