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Missing a turkey is easier than you might think, and we’ve got the horror stories to prove it

“You can’t miss fast enough to win."

For most hunters, shooting faster means making fast and accurate follow-up shots

“If everyone would look at hunting and the outdoors through the innocent eyes of a child, we'd have a lot less in-fighting among hunters”

The money will be spread across 20 states, tribes, and territories

(Graphic image warning). Bear attacks sometimes happen so quickly that there's nothing you can do to stop them—and you certainly can't run

Magnum cartridges promise better results, but sometimes the recoil will do more harm than good

“That's too many mushrooms for two guys to pick”

Lake Havasu is the place to be for panfish fanatics

The Marauder is an accurate, powerful, and extremely quiet small game PCP air rifle

A kid walks out of the night and into your camp—lost, scared, and half-frozen. Would you know what to do?

The Leatherman Skeletool is one of the most useful multi-tools on the market. These 3D-printed accessories make it even better

Yes, turkey populations are declining in parts of the country. But there’s no evidence that reaping turkeys has anything to do with it

These classic hunting rifles bring a good dose of nostalgia, and plenty of real-world performance

A new pending world-record fallfish was caught in Virginia

As turkey populations decline around the country, it’s time for more responsible regulations around how we hunt and harvest spring gobblers

During the U.S. freshwater nationals tournament spearfishers shot 1,625 fish — most of them were non-native carp

Your truck will be more capable on backcountry hunts with these five upgrades

Ray Scott helped develop and popularize food plots and founded B.A.S.S.

Here's a look at what the upcoming civil suit over corner-crossing could mean for public-land hunters and private landowners