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A lightweight, packable gun will help you kill your next meal and protect yourself in a survival situation

We picked the best swimbaits for bass that’ll catch fish but won’t break the bank

The coyote traveled halfway across the Buckeye State before being killed by a hunter last week. It's not even close to the farthest coyote journey on record

Ditch Ballard fought a massive wels catfish during a freezing night on Spain’s River Ebro

Turkey hunters across the country say they’re hearing fewer gobbles and seeing fewer birds. What’s going on?

The Staccato CS may not be the everyman’s concealed-carry gun—but it’s worth every penny

We tested the new Vortex Defender CCW red dot to see if it could handle abuse

This scope combines long-range precision rifle functionality in a hunter-friendly format

America's largest blackwater swamp is the site of a proposed mine. Locals say the economic benefits aren't worth the risk to their resources, the fishing, and their way of life

My shooting partner and I get spun up by Sean Murphy and Greg Hamilton, the best sniper-comp duo in history

Do flagship bows really offer that much more performance than budget bows? Here’s what our test data show

“Immediately, I knew it was a very large fish because it peeled out drag and there was no stopping it”

The old-school Game Boy just might have been one of the first personal portable fishing sonar units

A score sheet published on social media and coverage on a popular podcast have reignited debates about the mysterious Rompola buck—the world-record whitetail that wasn't

The bull broke the 400-inch mark, and its official score makes it the new No. 1 Cascade Roosevelt bull in the Oregon record book

We tested the top bows of 2022

The government says well-done is the only safe way to eat venison. Hunters and chefs say otherwise

Catching “golden bonefish” isn’t complicated if you understand your targets

This titanium suppressor from Silencer Central is a smart choice for hunters who want a light and capable can

Would you pay $50 a bite for a freshwater fish that eats nothing but fruit? I would not