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A bowhunt for Arctic caribou along Alaska's famed Haul Road is even tougher than it sounds

SCOTUS hears a challenge to New York law requiring gun owners to seek permission to carry a firearm in public, and the questions indicate the law might be overturned

The Benjamin Bulldog is a futuristic-looking pcp air rifle in .357 caliber

This trio of EDC essentials—a top pick for the best handgun, knife, and flashlight—covers the personal-protection bases

Fishing from a kayak can give you an advantage if you know how to target musky on lakes and rivers

The Penn Spinfisher VI is tough and dependable in rough saltwater conditions—without breaking the bank

Avoid the shortages by recycling aluminum cans into percussion caps with this innovative tool

Being able to break clay birds at distance can only help you become more capable with a shotgun in the field

Some firearms were just too well made for the era in which they were invented

This brace pistol platform is an affordable and reliable option for the backcountry or the target range

The anti-hunting organization thinks the term bullpen is offensive to animals and demeaning to MLB pitchers

Waterfowlers in search of a durable, high-performance shotgun that’s ultra-reliable don’t need to look any further than the Beretta A400

No, venison from mature bucks doesn’t have to taste bad. But, venison from an old brawler buck killed during the tail-end of the rut is a different story. Here’s why

The best backyard swing sets, games, and activities can turn your lawn into a playground.

A surprisingly affordable rifle for the dedicated long-range hunter

Improve your wingshooting vision (and hit percentage) with these tips

Outdoor Life’s former Hunting Editor sets the record straight on the end—and the revival—of his career in outdoor media

You don’t need to spend thousands of dollars on private-land quail or roosters to have the upland trip of your life

The app is bringing technology developed on the battlefield into the whitetail woods

You can’t eat your bocaccio and have your rockfish record, too, at least not in California