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A surge in license sales means there was more funding to tackle habitat projects in Utah this year

Increasing grizzly populations, mountain town sprawl, and more tourists mean we’re seeing a surge in deadly bear attacks. It’s a good theory. The only problem? It isn’t true

Have you ever seen (or shot) an adult gobbler that had a short beard? Turns out some adult gobblers have no beard at all

Locals were stunned to see a polar bear roaming around their community

With a 16-inch barrel and detachable AICS-style magazine, the new Ridgeline Scout is an incredibly handy and accurate scout rifle

The LeMat fires a .42-caliber bullet from a rifled barrel, and 20-gauge from a second barrel below

The humble and underrated shotshell wad has everything to do with your load's performance

The author takes one of the largest archery grizzly bears of all time with a recurve bow

Young toms are a gift from God. Here's what all turkey hunters should know about them

Jacob Fisher shot the heaviest longnose gar on record while bowfishing with his dad on Lake Palestine in East Texas

Meanwhile, organizations like Ducks Unlimited and state game agencies are chipping in $116 million to match the USFWS funds

Henry Repeating Arms had a 130-year gap in production, but its modern lever guns are some of the most popular in history. Here are our favorites

A civil suit being brought against the hunters still looms in federal court

The NDA says this is "unacceptable," and that management of captive facilities should be returned to the state game agency. The goal? Protect wild deer from chronic wasting disease

This unassuming compact 9mm was one of the highlights of our 2022 gun test, see how it did on the range

Bob Brister was a sporting clays and live-pigeon champion who was known for his quirky and thought-provoking shotgun testing methods

But if Sunday hunting is allowed, many landowners may post their land to keep hunters out—resulting in a net loss of hunting opportunity

As the “Precision” name signifies, the A22 Precision is an extremely accurate rifle.

Known for bolt-action rifles, German engineer Sauer teamed with Breda to build a lightweight semi-auto for the turkey woods

A lightning strike wiped out a herd of deer in one of the craziest whitetail stories from the OL.com archives