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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

The 930 doesn’t have all the amenities of higher-end semi-autos, but it’s a reliable shotgun that performs when you need it to

Mike Kimmel makes a living culling invasive iguanas and guiding clients on lizard shoots. His Drahthaar, Otto, is a trained iguana retriever

Remington’s early bottom-eject repeaters are responsible for the success of many of today’s modern pump shotguns

The giant, 100-year-old fish outweighed the young man who speared it

An account of Theodore Roosevelt's three-week bear hunt in Colorado, as written by his guide and published in three 1905 issues of Outdoor Life

These vintage rifles aren’t pricey, and they're plenty capable of killing foxtails and grays

The best spinnerbaits will help you catch bass in a variety of conditions all year round. These are our expert’s picks

Across the West, snares intended for coyotes sometimes catch bird hunters’ dogs. Can anything be done to reduce conflict between upland hunters and coyote trappers?

It's easy to forget to un-hitch a trailer or sled. Just don't do it when it's your ice shanty—and someone is in it

Four adults and four teenagers were returning from a youth duck hunt when their plane plummeted into the coastal waters off North Carolina

If you love inertia-driven shotguns, but don’t want to pay for a Benelli, the Affinity 3 is your next best option

Analyzing DNA from seized ivory is helping investigators and researchers match poached tusks to specific elephant families—and the poachers who targeted them

The Penn Slammer IV’s upgrades make this awesome reel even better

This mid-level Ranger can haul firewood, pull trailers, and perform off-road

Heat up some oil and get the hot sauce ready. It’s time to make the most of wild gamebird gizzards, hearts, and livers