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Find out if the world's lightest puffer jacket can stand up to winter temperatures

The highest price ever paid for big-game auction tags was shattered—twice—at the Western Hunting & Conservation Expo. What does this mean for the rest of us?

When it comes to picking your favorite firearms, explains our former long-time shooting editor, you don't have to be entirely reasonable

Decoy dogging or tolling with dogs is one of the most deadly coyote hunting tactics around. Here's how it works

This iconic hunt began in 1980. Forty-two years later, hunters had the lowest success rate on record. Ticks might be to blame

Using gene-editing technology and just a pinch of alligator DNA, scientists at Auburn have created a sterile, hybrid species of catfish they say is more resistant to infection

This simple DIY project could save you from a serious back injury

Layer up to stay warm and dry on your next trek in the outdoors

A video blogger in China is facing massive fines for cooking and eating one of the most protected fish in the world

Justin Kallusky made history last summer with the first 60-inch Rocky Mountain goat in the Boone & Crockett record book. Here's the full story

A reservoir is a lightweight and easy way to stay hydrated in the outdoors

It might not be the nail in Pebble’s coffin, but today’s decision is a huge win for Bristol Bay and Alaska’s wild salmon

These are our favorite rifles, shotguns, and handguns for hunting rabbits

This iconic .22 pistol blends the designs of Axis and Allied pistols from World War II

The video was part of a government-sponsored social experiment. The story is unverified. The photo has been recycled multiple times. Yes, this article is absolutely fabricated

At 26, I was a homesteader-trapper’s widow. I was left with a log cabin, my three hungry children, and a .30/30 rifle

These tips will keep you alive when the weather turns brutally cold

With feral pigs roaming in Canada, North Dakota, and Utah, the invasion seems inevitable

The proposed mine near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness has been dealt a major blow

The Biden Administration reinstated Roadless Rule protections in the Tongass National Forest