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Not all chokes are created equal. Up your game with the right choke for you

Catch a gator trout with these proven speckled trout lures

After being charged in a sting operation, the Pennsylvania drone operator is appealing his case — even as the state moves closer to legalizing drones for deer recovery

A shovel is a must-have tool for any camper

These small but mighty packs can carry more gear than you might expect

The answer is yes — whether you like it or not

Turn your favorite OL covers into art for your deer camp or cabin

These six knives offer razor-blade sharpness and endless versatility

A foolproof entry into the world of forward facing sonar

I tested this 28-gauge shotgun, which sets a new standard for a high-end smoothbore tailored specifically for women

These full-bodies, floaters, and socks are your best chance at fooling wary white geese into the decoy spread

Golden State hunters and wildlife are facing fallout from megafires, urban sprawl, ammo scarcity, and pending anti-hunting legislation. Some say the sport is on its way out

As the new technology gains traction in some states, others are banning it outright. One entrepreneur finds himself caught in the middle

Here's everything you need to know about this surprisingly common critter that's descended from wolves, coyotes, and domestic dogs

Sophisticated thermal drones are already helping hunters find and kill hogs in Texas. Mississippi wants to follow suit

The brothers-in-law said they didn't realize they had entered the park, but later denied the incident when questioned by law enforcement

Here's a handy step-by-step guide on how to remove feathers from ducks and geese

When a caribou hunter sets out from his small village in Nunavut, a snowstorm turns his day trip into a fight for his life

One game warden’s affidavit says the man killed dozens of elk in orchards near his home and sold the meat to a “Russian dude in Portland”

The old Savage 99 in .300 Sav is still one of the greatest deer rifles of all time. But that won’t stop the cartridge’s very long, very slow demise