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Josh Chrenko caught this spectacular "orangeback" on the Muskegon River.

The dog was bitten more than 30 times but is expected to make a full recovery

The fish came out of the water so fast that the 73-year-old woman didn't have time to react

The assignment was a dream: Go and sample the big-game hunting in one of North America’s last great untouched wilderness areas

J.D. Bond hauled in the biggest grass carp ever taken by a Georgia bowfisherman

Everything you ever wanted to know about the .17 Remington

The third generation of Ford’s legendary F-150 Raptor is a blast to drive on dirt and pavement, but like many dedicated off-road trucks, its payload and tow ratings are limited

The MSC Long Range Hunter is a refined system for competition and hunting

Anglers love smallmouth because they smash lures and fight hard. But bronzebacks also have a dark side

Western rangeland is already taxed by drought, wildfire, and habitat loss. Why don’t we do something different for these free-roaming animals?

Knowledge is power, but too much too fast really makes you feel the (spot) burn

Punt guns were used by market hunters in the early 20th century. The biggest we could find was a 300-pounder that could kill hundreds of ducks in one shot

We tested the best affordable deer hunting rifles, scopes, and ammo

A new report found that more than 52 million Americans went fishing last year, with more and more women and children getting into the sport

Opening day of dove season can be some of the toughest shooting of the year. Make it easier on yourself by taking better shots

Captain said it would have "demolished" the current state record for the species. But claiming the record would have required him to kill the fish, so he released it instead

While Dustin Huff’s giant whitetail was certainly the most publicized Indiana buck to enter the record books in the last few years, it’s not an anomaly

The most prolific .22 pistol in history gets a tactical makeover

The previous state record for the species was caught back in December

Wildlife officials are hoping to reverse the trend in declining turkey populations in the state