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How to get the most out of this unassuming and effective vintage varmint cartridge

Roy Weatherby’s .30-378 became an intriguing option for long-range shooters and big-game hunters who wanted extreme speed—and weren't scared of heavy recoil

This tiny device was designed to track migrating fish behavior and vitals to pinpoint stressors in their environment

Winchester Bismuth delivered impressive patterns and performance in the field

A connoisseurs carry pistol that that operates like a fine Swiss watch.

The new legislation seeks to ban all types of hunting contests, including for invasive species, on federally-managed public lands

Dan Radman caught a massive striped bass that could have challenged the Maryland state record

This is good news for public-land advocates, who hope that federal access laws will help open more federal land to Western hunters and anglers

The Carnegie Medal is North America's highest honor for civilian heroism

Deer season is great and all, but if you really want to get a new hunter hooked? Take them turkey hunting

Todd Schulze's fish decoys look even better than the real thing

Young guns rip it up on the Mississippi River

Due to its accessibility and low overhead, kayak fishing is becoming increasingly popular amongst U.S. bass anglers

As part of its proposal, known as WSA21-01, the Board suggested the closure of millions of acres of federal land to any non-local, non-qualified hunters

You don’t have to hike deep into the woods to find morels this spring

At least 25 states have confirmed cases of SARS-CoV-2 in wildlife, pushing researchers to better understand the virus’s spread and potential mutations

Known as “Everybody’s Sweetheart,” the M42 is one of the most revered small-bore repeaters of the 20th century

Fifteen people were charged with illegally killing more than 100 wild turkeys across Mississippi, Kansas, and Nebraska

Flushing bobwhites, laughter, and plenty of trash talk make up the song of the Red Hills

It was never as popular as John Browning's long-recoil A5, but the Double Auto was one of the most advanced shotguns of its era