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Lindell Richey normally deer hunts with his dogs, but agreed to sit in a treestand earlier this month

Our military veterans are still fighting old injuries, PTSD, and the drudgery of civilian life—all in the shadow of an opioid crisis. But in the deer woods of New England, some are finding a new way forward

Help bring military veterans and the hunting community together this fall

The polite and capable British Labrador is coming to a duck marsh or pheasant field near you—whether you like it or not

Follow our ultimate guide on how to sight in a rifle and avoid frustration at the range

A team of scientists was performing a necropsy when they pulled the five-foot gator out of the snake

These are the lessons learned after torture testing 23 top broadheads

The rut is the most exciting time to hunt—if you're sitting in the right spot. Here are our picks for the top stand locations for the rut

An emerging wildlife war has its first skirmish this week in Spokane, where a reformist group is looking to deprioritize hunting and hunters

This kayak offers a host of features, and all of them are designed to make fishing more efficient

These baits may not have gotten a lot of respect, but they led the way for many lures we now love

Our testers had strikingly mixed opinions on one of the most popular budget backpacking packs on the market

We put one of the best $1,000 hunting rifles to the test in the field and on the range

Kayaks offer duck hunters some great advantages and some serious disadvantages. Here’s how to kill ducks from a yak

Try these oddball strategies to shoot a big buck this season

This bullpup switch-barrel bolt action delivers excellent accuracy in a compact package

We put this lightweight yet stable hiking shoe to the test

The landowner's son says the hunters edited out footage where they provoked the landowner

We tested a variety of "brush bullets" to see if they actually bust through the brush. The results just might surprise you

Members of the Esox family draw a lot more human blood than the “scarier” freshwater fish