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The veteran had fallen out of his boat in the middle of the river, and had been hanging on for 30 minutes before another angler came to the rescue

Monte Burke shares his picks for the best fly fishing vests, sling packs, and hip packs

The 21-point non-typical whitetail that was killed last November is the first 200-class deer taken in the state since 2017

The nearly seven-pound, foot-long fossil will fetch thousands to fund humanitarian relief efforts in Ukraine

The newest in CZ’s P-10 line, the P-10M, is a simple and reliable micro-compact 9mm

The .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire shoots faster, flatter, and generates more energy than any other .22

The local hunting guide used a canoe to rescue a deer from a frozen river in British Columbia

He was trying for perch, but thanks to a little luck, this angler was able to land a 25-pound tiger muskie

One of the best kayak anglers in the country shares her secrets for customizing a tournament-winning fishing kayak

This bluegill perfectly fits the description of "sunfish"

The giant, 3.65-pound white crappie was officially weighed, and it came in less than two ounces shy of the Louisiana state record

This home-defense shotgun is also a surprisingly effective skeet gun

The SITKA Equinox Turkey Vest is designed to endure years of hard hunting no matter your strategy or style

Now is one of the best times of the year to land a trophy largemouth or bronzeback

Here are some of the latest entries to the Boone and Crockett Club's big game records

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources released the results of its mid-winter waterfowl survey, which shows noticeable declines for several species

If you've been hesitating about buying a suppressor, your time is now, and Silencer Central will make the process painless and as fast as possible.

A 17.06-pound lunker largemouth boated from Texas’ hottest bass lake lights up the fishing world

This ultralight German-made hunting rifle is well suited for chasing game where the terrain is steep and the air is thin

A new study shows that southern whitetails are far more afraid of human voices than the sounds of other predators