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A veteran whitetail expert and host of Big Deer TV on why the moon phase is worth tracking during the rut

Aaron Warbritton of the THP on what he learned from hunting Wyoming whitetails on public ground

Ruger’s Red Label was our country’s final blue-collar break-action shotgun

"Either I was gonna die, or that bear was gonna die"

The three magnet fisherman avoided citations because they thought they had permission to fish on the Army base

A team of shooters hit a steel target at 7,744 yards in the Wyoming desert, besting the previous record by several hundred yards

Some—not all—of these aftermarket options will help you kill more roosters than your stock chokes this fall

A look back at the biggest typical whitetail ever taken and how killing the buck forever changed Milo Hanson’s life

There’s no need to fly to the Amazon when there are so many international exotic species in Florida

Outdoorsmen and women are happy to have expanded access, but many say the a ban on lead ammo and tackle is a "bait-and-switch" strategy

More slug-gun only states are legalizing straight-wall rifle cartridges for deer hunting. So, does that mean rifled and sabot slugs are doomed in the whitetail woods?

First published in January 1951, this story of Jack O’Connor’s record-book Dall sheep is among his best

Northerns aren’t muskies, so there’s no need to hit the lake with a fly rod that could hoist a Volkswagen. Here's what you actually need

Cody Davis avoided jail time, but still needs to cough up $74,000

The renowned whitetail biologist discusses native species restoration, prescribed fire, and why herbicides are like root canals

Cellular trail cameras have become more affordable, more prevalent, and more controversial

Scientists tagged the fish in 1993 off the coast of Western Australia

The two alligators were pulled from Lake Marion and Lake Moultrie

Spend less time on logistics and more time enjoying your adventure with OnX’s latest app designed specifically for backpackers and campers

In this untouched wilderness, where rivers run north to the Arctic Ocean, we roamed for trophy game. Then one day, the map ended, but we kept going