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The agency says there should be a year-long review of wolf management policy in the Lower 48

How to avoid the common mistakes many people make (including gun store gurus) when attaching a scope to a rifle

Turkey was once known for making shoddy shotguns. But the tide has turned, and there are some fine firearms being exported from this country to the U.S.

Animal control is in hot pursuit of five zebras that have escaped from a rural farm

Duane Kramer’s non-typical Keystone State bull might be recognized as the 6th largest ever taken by a hunter

A great summer of Sunshine State fishing culminates in the state accepting three fish to its record books

Tracing the genetic make-up of lake trout will help build laker populations throughout many North American waters

Most hunters think the “Belgian Browning” is the better gun, there's more to the story

Garmin’s new five-ounce handheld allows you to track and train up to 20 dogs, locate and communicate with other hunters in the field, and much more

If you’re sick of trying to catch pressured bass, look for skinny water

Invasive zebra mussels have been found in the iconic Rainy Lake on the Minnesota-Ontario border

Being a real hunting mentor takes much more than a weekend

Booming eel populations are increasing freshwater mussels in the Susquehanna River and Chesapeake Bay, which is improving water quality and enhancing the entire ecosystem

Evacuation orders have been issued for popular California areas and all 17 National Forests

The lowly earthworm may be beloved by American fishermen, but non-native species are harming northern forests by preventing native species growth and releasing carbon

If you want good glass at a reasonable price, check out the Vortex Viper HD binoculars

Recent wolf attacks on cattle have prompted state wildlife officials to target wolves in north-central Washington for removal

This clothing helped Clay Hayes survive 74 days in the Canadian wilderness and win the show "Alone"

The M3 puts an end to the semi-auto vs. pump-action shotgun debate

This giant 11-foot-long white sturgeon is one of the largest ever recorded for the species, and is a likely record for the Fraser River