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Trapping and predator hunting get a bad rap. That bias is frequently arbitrary among folks who have no problem eating meat

A homemade shield helps keep trappers safe when releasing out-of-season critters. It also pulls double-duty by helping educate the public about trapping

Can deer see trail camera flash, black flash, or IR? The answers might surprise you.

Vincent Hancock and Amber English swept gold in men's and women's skeet. And William Shaner became the youngest American to win an Olympic rifle competition.

The Bear Archery Cruzer G2 RTH is a hunt-ready bow that's ideal for new bowhunters and young shooters

The PSE Stinger Max is an affordable, compact hunting bow

The most common, versatile, and effective cartridges for big game hunting

Troy Diede caught a massive smallmouth, officially broke a state record, and got to release the fish

Even with the radical progression in modern cartridge design, the venerable .375 Holland & Holland is still tops

If you're addicted to bowhunting whitetails, here is what you need to build the perfect compound

The Swarovski Optik SLC is amagnum-sized powerful binocular that still sets the industry standard

PSE Archery offers a remarkable roster of compound hunting bows. These are our favorites.

One of the leaders in compound bow innovation, Bowtech has a model for every shooter

A long, thin wire from a bottom-bouncer rig penetrates an angler’s heart in a freak fishing accident

Hunters and researchers are seeing fewer and fewer fawns in the woods. Here’s what we know so far

A rifle or handgun bullet can travel in a dangerous direction if you don’t carefully consider the flight path of your bullet before it impacts the target

Tracy Stone-Manning’s association with "ecoterrorists" 30 years ago comes under Senate scrutiny

They're not attacks, they're "negative encounters"

The female bear was collared and released close to the Canadian border

Changing with the times, an historic Scottish sporting property reinvests in the bounty of its remarkable natural assets, and invites visitors to experience fishing, hunting, and shooting in the grand tradition