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This deal on two Moultrie cams is about as good as it gets

A proposed 211-mile private industrial corridor across unspoiled tundra risks an iconic caribou herd, the lifestyles and livelihoods of Alaskans who depend on it, and the hopes of hunters who dream of seeing it some day

“We know without a doubt that a bear was in camp with our victim and the injuries absolutely are consistent with a bear attack”

My guide says I made an impossible shot, but I believe curiosity killed this antelope

People think of big magnums when talking about the Ruger M77 Guide Gun, but the best option for almost everyone will be the .30/06

Blake Garrett may have been panicking during Indiana's youth hunt, but his son stayed calm and collected while they waited out the buck

“I couldn’t imagine how hard it would be, so I just wanted this money to go back into the community and just help everybody"

This Kansas hunter endured cacti, sandspurs, and one pissed-off rattler as he did his best to follow up on a pronghorn he grazed with his blackpowder rifle

American Made, No-Nonsense Security

"I never could put together the right time and place to take him until that evening”

“I just saw the wakes coming off the back of the motor … and then he disappeared”

After I took my wife's .243 on a buddy hunt out West, she gave me an ultimatum

With these lures you can catch fish in rivers, lakes, ponds, and inshore waters across the country

The unique ELD-X bullets at the heart of this ammo line knows how it needs to perform at medium and long ranges.

The recent attacks occurred in the same county just two days apart, and they bring the overall number of hunting dogs killed by wolves roughly in line with past years

Get a trail camera for well under $100 during Prime Day

In truth, Mac's new hound was a slat-ribbed, swinging-eared, going-away dog if ever I saw one

The angler was fishing out of Los Buzos Lodge, which claims to be home to more than 30 current world records

Cruz Strohmeyer, a high-school sophomore, battled the 228-pound fish for more than two hours