The Texas fisherman says he was blessed with the biggest bass of his life, a 14.35-pound ShareLunker that "looked like a big old football"
It's impossible to be a turkey hunter in America today without wading into biology. Patrick Wightman wants to help
A sweeping bill that would disband advisory groups across the state has roped in the commissioners who set everything from deer seasons to fishing limits
After animal-rights groups bought up dozens of tags to keep them from hunters, the state announced a conservative — and uneventful — harvest
When these razor-tusked boars get mad, you'd better shoot straight or start climbing
Forget the Florida Keys. Head to Texas to target trophy fish during the height of the season
The setback for American Prairie's efforts to restore bison and native grasslands to Montana could set a precedent for tribal buffalo programs, too
After going through four different scales, the big bass ultimately earned two buddies from Louisiana $5,000 in prize money and a place in Texas' ShareLunker program
After years of tracking the notorious — and elusive — mountain lion, a federal agent finally catches up to the tom
There are right and wrong ways to introduce your non-hunting family to your new lifestyle. And when I picked up hunting, my wife was pissed
Sometimes the shark wins, sometimes the fishermen do. But whatever the outcome, these stories endure
The future of hunting depends on our advocacy for wild meat, and that all starts with sharing a meal
Learn how to tune up your pot calls and make one call sound like multiple hens
With the correct ammo and good shooting, a .500 S&W can take any animal in Africa
A provision in Florida’s Farm Bill would make it easier for agricultural producers to sue, and potentially bankrupt, their critics
The "no-name gang" is united by their passion for fur trapping and their commitment to preserving the sport
An airboat and helicopter crews were dispatched after six duck hunters became stranded in the Nanticoke River
"I know there are bigger cutthroats in Henry's Lake"
Loren Hjelle and his son Scott turn old pitchforks into functional (and lethal) art
Under the new management plan approved by the state, a nonprofit organization plans to use sharpshooters to kill every mule deer on the island