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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

An old, ugly, and surprisingly accurate Howa 1500 still gives the author nightmares

These 10 classic shotguns belong in your gun room (and duck blind)

There are plenty of good options for aiming a turkey gun. Here's a look at the pros and cons of the best turkey hunting sights

It's good enough for fifth in the state according to NWTF records

Every spring and fall, James River sturgeon get the urge to migrate far up the Virginia coastal estuary in their search for spawning habitat

A surge in license sales means there was more funding to tackle habitat projects in Utah this year

Increasing grizzly populations, mountain town sprawl, and more tourists mean we’re seeing a surge in deadly bear attacks. It’s a good theory. The only problem? It isn’t true

Frank Glaser spent nearly 40 years hunting wolves and tracking down facts about wolf attacks. His experiences were captured in this epic OL story

Have you ever seen (or shot) an adult gobbler that had a short beard? Turns out some adult gobblers have no beard at all

Locals were stunned to see a polar bear roaming around their community

With a 16-inch barrel and detachable AICS-style magazine, the new Ridgeline Scout is an incredibly handy and accurate scout rifle

The LeMat fires a .42-caliber bullet from a rifled barrel, and 20-gauge from a second barrel below

The humble and underrated shotshell wad has everything to do with your load's performance

The author takes one of the largest archery grizzly bears of all time with a recurve bow

Young toms are a gift from God. Here's what all turkey hunters should know about them

Jacob Fisher shot the heaviest longnose gar on record while bowfishing with his dad on Lake Palestine in East Texas

Meanwhile, organizations like Ducks Unlimited and state game agencies are chipping in $116 million to match the USFWS funds

Henry Repeating Arms had a 130-year gap in production, but its modern lever guns are some of the most popular in history. Here are our favorites