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This Idaho-based firearms company builds custom rifles for hard hunting and challenging shots

After the deer was discovered lying in a field in central Pennsylvania, law enforcement is asking for the public's help

Big bucks could be found almost anywhere, but you should start looking in these 50 hotspots

At this point in Ulmer's career, scouting for big muleys in the mountains is the most thrilling part of the hunt

Two adult grizzly bears attacked and mortally injured a younger bear. Photographer Paul Allen documented the event and offers insight on why it happened

A giant ram is a lesson in a sheep hunter’s persistence

When you can’t seem to hit a single dang bird, these tips will save your hunt

Although he would've been happy filling his tag with a 330-class bull, bowhunter Chad Mendes arrowed a giant nontypical elk on the San Carlos Reservation

These boots dry, drain, and grip so you can focus on fishing

Scouting with a mix of old-school tactics and new-school technology will lead to a more successful season

An anatomical case for why hunters should avoid attempting headshots on deer

These stoves are light, reliable, and inexpensive

The hunter-killed nontypical record has been broken several times in the last decade. Why do nontypical whitetails seem to just keep getting bigger?

A mid-priced cell cam with reliable performance and good image quality

Gripping your bow too tightly or too loosely can cause frustrating accuracy problems. Here's how to get it just right

Reliability, functionality, and performance in one small package

Cyril Derreumaux became the first person on record to kayak from California to Hawaii without any help from other people or the wind

As grizzly and polar bear ranges continue to overlap, it could be a matter of time before "pizzly bears" are found in Alaska

Tennessee and Kentucky offer bowhunters the opportunity to take velvet whitetails each season. Here's a look at some of the biggest of the year

Though past its prime, the .222 Rem. Mag. is still relevant, especially for handloaders who like to fine-tune their ammunition