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“It was about time he netted a big one for me, because I netted the last two catch-and-release flathead records for him”

“This is a man … who has pulled the rabbit out of the hat so many times. Part of me wonders if he just felt like he needed another rabbit or something”

Shon Butler says the high EHD mortality rates in Ohio and West Virginia this summer will have consequences for years to come

The announcement doesn’t come as a surprise, since the administration had already signaled its plans to downgrade the importance of conservation on BLM ground

The older man had no food or water, and he'd been wandering without his pack for two days when the troop found him

We tested everything from stunning glass to the latest in stabilized optics

Can you get a ready-to-hunt bow shipped to your door? I tested a new online archery service to find out

The day after he killed the turkey, the teen’s former high-school teacher and neighbor accused him of knowingly shooting her pet bird. Eight days later, he was charged with one felony count of aggravated cruelty to animals

Four buddies boated the monster gator in just 20 minutes with teamwork and a little luck

Deep in the heart of Arkansas, there are a few steadfast fishermen who — despite the changing times and ever-changing river — still catch catfish the old-school way

Learn the tricks that score these mini tuna from a kayak or on your own two feet

If you use a Hornady OAL gauge to help you determine seating depth, this simple kit allows you to make your own modified cases

Quality lights are expensive. Follow this guide to make sure you spend wisely and get the best one

The lawsuit alleges that MLF "knowingly created a culture in its fishing tournaments that encouraged, incentivized, and caused participants to negligently, recklessly and wantonly operate their fishing vessels"

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Dangerous levels of PFAS — also known as forever chemicals — were found in the local duck population

Twenty-six of us had paid $18 a head for an excursion that promised to com­bine the comforts of ice fishing with the joys of seasickness. What's not to like?

I was collecting cream-colored grizzles for scientific research. The only trouble was, the ammo I ordered from Fairbanks never showed up, and I had to make do with whatever ammo I could scrounge

Game is abundant south of the border — if you know where to look, and a few friendly locals

My dad was a market hunter, and a crack wing shot. I couldn't say the same when I finally got a chance to hunt these little marsh birds decades later