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We tested nearly every release aid on the market and chose the best options for bowhunters

Sick with a cold and cramped in a makeshift blind, Teddy Roosevelt's grandson returns to east Africa to chase big cats

After spotting some gigantic carp in his local park, Iowan Jacob Mackey started learning everything he could about carp fishing. Now, his biggest catch was just certified as a record breaker

Spearing spiny, venomous lionfish has turned into an obsession among a growing community of divers in the Gulf and Atlantic

Stop overpaying at the butcher shop and start processing your own wild game with these items

We found 25 deals on red dots from Vortex, Trijicon, Sig Sauer, Leaupold, and Holosun

“In a sense, this is an even worse invader than the python. We’re talking about a species that is fundamentally altering wetland production”

O.H. Ivie Lake has produced another colossal largemouth, this time for a young bass guide who was fishing solo this weekend

Hopelessly lost, a hunter and his guide spend more than a week wandering the Canadian wilderness

Calling in barred owls and striking up turkey gobbles is surprisingly straightforward if you follow these tips

We review portable and permanent ground blinds

The Ohio DNR's investigation netted 35 people, including the owner of Rod's Custom Deer Processing

In Oklahoma’s temple of bone, science meets functional art, and flesh-eating beetles meet body parts from every continent

Call in a tom this spring with our expert’s pick for the best turkey calls of the year

After nearly 12 hours on the water, the client gave his guide his blessing to target the big fish he'd spotted on sonar

This American cousin of the giant trevally will test your strength this spring — without denting your wallet

These top red dots promise sure shots in the turkey woods

Watch this legendary fisherman catch, clean, and cook up a mess of eater-size gills

Silas Turner was targeting bass in Lake Blackshear when he spotted the big gar on his sonar screen and cast a jig to it

Texas game wardens, who were contacted by tournament staff to investigate, say they found three weights inside the bass' stomach "that showed no signs of erosion"