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Two pintails that flew from Louisiana to Russia and back again give researchers a surprising glimpse into epic waterfowl migrations

Mix and match products from this Wisconsin optics house to build the perfect combo for any game you’re chasing this fall.

Jack Mensing harvested the rare fish while bowfishing at night

On Lake Erie, migrating walleyes are tracked by researchers with advanced tech—and a truly fanatical fishing culture

Officials performed a necropsy on a dead wolf this summer and confirmed that its skull had been "pierced by strong feline teeth"

Based on the principles of modern cartridge design, the 7 PRC is poised to be a hit with long-range shooters and open-country hunters

Advertisements for iconic guns and gear have run in the pages of Outdoor Life. But these wacky gadgets, also featured in vintage OL issues, (mostly) failed the test of time

Aging bucks on the hoof isn't quite as challenging as you might think. Here's what you need to know

He's a tireless inventor, skilled hunter and legendary dog trainer who has helped thousands of hunters train their own dogs. But he’s too modest to say any of that himself

Are the egret and the big gator working together?

Ian Meredith stalked within just 12 yards of the giant buck and made a perfect shot with his bow

The good old .308 Winchester is still one of the best (and most popular) hunting cartridges around. Here's why

As water temperatures rise in the West, it’s becoming unethical to catch trout. But for anglers willing to make the journey, the solution might just lie in the mountains

We put the top three backpacking water filters to the test

Bass, trout, and walleyes are great, but there are a lot of underdogs swimming around that deserve your time and respect. These are the species you should be targeting

After watching the buck grow over the past four years, bowhunter Josh Heuser arrowed his very own Missouri Monarch at the end of September

Angie Kokes reflects on six years of spearing animals from ultra-close range, and how it all led up to a final stalk on a bedded buck

Cellular trail cameras can provide an incredible amount of data to hunters. New apps can help you analyze that data in a flash

Find out how a budget hiking shoe holds up under pressure

Forget that snazzy new holographic finish. Here’s why black, the most boring lure color ever, rules the water