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We put over 1,000 rounds through the 4.25-inch Springfield Prodigy to see what it’s made of

We review this versatile solar generator setup for both off-grid adventures and unexpected power outages

Arrows loaded with muscle relaxers are illegal almost everywhere, but poachers still get caught with them on occasion. Pods have a strange history, including an endorsement by Fred Bear

Researchers say the long, 18-month journey could be proof that some wolves are just born to roam

Spoons and spinners are great, but don’t overlook these new-school bass lures for monster browns

“She whirled, made a couple of jumps through the snow, snarling like a buzz saw, and then launched herself straight for my throat, ears back, eyes blazing, mouth wide open”

Here are the basics of spearing northern pike through the ice. Plus, a look back at some of the giant pike speared in Michigan

Check out our ultimate guide to turkey hunting gear

The herd was migrating over the Sierra Crest in Central California when they tumbled down two icy mountain passes

Armed with big-bore air rifles and a sense of purpose, a volunteer eradication crew pursues invasive reptiles across Puerto Rico's countryside

Today’s new cartridges are better than the classics, and Modern Cartridge Design is why

Speed and accuracy with a pistol always eluded me until I learned this one tip

Hunters used to think that deer were color blind, but the truth is deer can see some colors better than we can

The Polaris General combines the durability of the Ranger with the performance and agility of the RZR

Finally, Leupold has a rangefinding binocular worthy of its name

Does a Midwestern deer hunter have what it takes to transform himself into an archery mountain goat hunter in just three months?

Convicted felon Chad Blythe shot "Butterbean," a tame whitetail, in front of children, neighbors, and a game warden

With Federal Premium Ammunition passing the century mark, we look back at some of their most iconic loads

The bear traveled through four different states and survived being hit by car on its way back to Tennesseee

We put one of the best rangefinders for bow hunters to the test