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The Ravin R10, Ravin’s best crossbow for the money, offers performance for a reasonable price

The Wicked Ridge NXT 400 is an accurate crossbow that shoots 400 fps and has an affordable price tag

With a strong size-to-power ratio, the Ravin R29X may be the best all-around crossbow for hunters

The state Supreme Court declared that private landowners cannot exclude the public from streams running through private lands. But anglers legally fishing those streams may still face intimidation and threats

“I was in my underwear, bleeding like a stuck pig, screaming and running at this log cabin in the middle of nowhere.”

Stephen Hicks was found guilty of multiple wildlife crimes, including guiding hunters after his license was revoked

Honestly, you should carry both. But if you have to pick one, consider these pros and cons before your next hunt

Here's our state-by-state breakdown of deer hunting conditions and hotspots for the 2022 season

These are the best photographs of the legendary shooting editor from our archives, many of which have remained unpublished until now

A look at some of the biggest North American catfish ever caught

If you’re older than 10, it’s time to ditch the plastic red-and-white bobber

Here’s how to avoid getting stuck, slashed, and cut while you're fishing

Drones have become more popular for fishing all over the world. Some states are now banning their use

The long-running Model 1500 gets a carbon-wrapped barrel and HS Precision Stock. Here’s how it performed

Saltwater kayak fishing in the marshes and flats of ocean bays was popular long before bass anglers came on the scene. Here’s why and where to target three popular species

Nile Crocodiles are one of the most underrated game animals in all of Africa. Here's the story of a spot-and-stalk croc hunt

The big fish weighed almost as much as the state-record Chinook

Michael Oros was the bane of the North Country in the 70s and 80s. He remains as mysterious in death as he was in life

DU turned walnut and steel into wetlands conservation dollars by customizing classic shotguns and auctioning them off to the highest bidder

In most U.S. states, the answer is yes. Yes, they can