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"The stand didn't have a seat. So, for two hours I stood there, hoping I'd see the buck we called 'Wideload'"

If you’ve got beef with any of these patterns, the problem is you – not the bugs

Any hunter would be happy to see these gear items under the tree

The hunter, 51-year-old Devon Dobek, has been missing since Friday, after he messaged a buddy saying he'd tagged a deer

The buck left a heavy blood trail that led the hunter and her husband to the banks of the Yellow River

Before every deer hunter knew how to rattle up a buck, the tactic was something of a local secret

In the era of synthetic stocks and carbon barrels, there’s still a place for beautiful, traditional-looking rifles in deer camp. And there are a handful of excellent new guns to choose from

I couldn't decide whether he was smart or just lucky. But I knew that if I ever hung his antlers on my wall, they were going to be earned

The owner of Tower Lodge Outfitters shuns the role of back-slapping host, preferring instead to work like an especially motivated guide

Every deer, elk, antelope, sheep, or bear that's smoked by a semi or sedan helps us understand how to prevent future wildlife — and motorist — deaths

Our boat broke down, the kids got measles, and the bears wouldn't cooperate. Then, at least, my luck changed

We conducted a series of experiments to find out what affects arrow speed and how much of a difference it makes

Officials say one of the two bears appears to have been shot and killed

The MeatEater personality and longtime conservationist has been tapped to run the public-lands organization

On many iconic trout streams, experts say released fish aren't thriving. Yet anglers oppose stocking these blue-ribbon waters, which depend on healthy wild populations to hold their appeal. Here’s how fisheries managers (and anglers) are navigating this catch-22

Jason Taylor was hunting upland birds in Wyoming with a buddy when he got a cell cam picture of his target buck. They immediately drove 21 hours home to Kentucky

These are some of the creepiest trail cam shots from around the web

Are you ready for your most exciting, challenging, and fulfilling year ever? Then it's time to recruit someone new into hunting and fishing

Retired game warden John Weber once discovered a crossbow that had been set with a trip wire. His mission was to catch the suspect in the act

Fool proof gifts that any fisherman would love to get