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“I caught a ripple on the surface of the bay as the deer neared the beach. Then I saw the sinister black dorsal fin of a shark”

Find the line that maximizes abrasion resistance and manageability, while minimizing hassles and tangles

Our picks of the best braided fishing lines for flipping, finesse, general purpose, and more

Federal Premium .22 LR Punch ammunition is designed to penetrate deeply when shot through short-barreled handguns

Whether tactical or practical, there’s a tomahawk for the job

Sam Kezar was able to fire seven rounds amid a split-second grizzly bear charge. Those shots, plus a well-placed round from his buddy, saved him from being mauled

The best duck hunting dogs will put more birds in your bag and make your time in the marsh more enjoyable. Here's a look at our 11 favorite breeds

British bespoke shotguns are well-engineered, custom-fit, and extravagant. They also can cost more money than most earn in a year

Here are 15 of the biggest catfish pulled from international waters

If it had been taken on a rod and reel, it would’ve beaten the world-record hogfish by several pounds

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is currently offering a reward for any information on the poaching incident

Rich Porter's fish is the largest shortnose gar ever taken by any method

Researchers point to one good thing about feral hogs: at least they're edible

The Ravin R10, Ravin’s best crossbow for the money, offers performance for a reasonable price

The Wicked Ridge NXT 400 is an accurate crossbow that shoots 400 fps and has an affordable price tag

With a strong size-to-power ratio, the Ravin R29X may be the best all-around crossbow for hunters

The state Supreme Court declared that private landowners cannot exclude the public from streams running through private lands. But anglers legally fishing those streams may still face intimidation and threats

“I was in my underwear, bleeding like a stuck pig, screaming and running at this log cabin in the middle of nowhere.”

Stephen Hicks was found guilty of multiple wildlife crimes, including guiding hunters after his license was revoked

Honestly, you should carry both. But if you have to pick one, consider these pros and cons before your next hunt