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Repeatable steps are the key to efficient drawing and shooting. Here’s how to draw a compound bow like a pro

Learn drills and techniques for achieving the perfect compound bow shot.

Yamaha's new UTV tackles one of the most highly technical off-road mountain courses there is: California's Rubicon Trail

University of Oxford researchers found the ancient remains of what they believed to be a brutal shark attack

Thinking about purchasing a hunting property? Here are four states to consider for their non-resident license, over-the-counter opportunities, and variety of game

A Meyers California man shot a black bear that broke into his home

Hunters have been shooting spring snow geese for 20 years per waterfowl managers, but light geese populations continue to rise. The Outdoor Life Podcast investigates why this is happening

Hunting truck prices are badly inflated these days. But here are three options for any budget

Make your favorite rifle or shotgun look good as new with these tips

This native sharpshooter is spotlighting and culling non-native axis deer, then selling that venison to the public. Here's why it's a win-win for everyone

This 164-pound paddlefish will go down in the books

This is a temporary win, but there’s a continued effort to keep ‘non-local’ hunters from hunting on federal land in Alaska

After a contentious debate over wolf reintroduction, the first wild wolf pups were born in Colorado in nearly a century

Bucks in velvet are predictable, but there are some key tactics you must follow to be successful

Here's how Berkley Fishing is trying to out-science bass

We put the latest crop of machines to the test to find the best one for the field

A bowhunter with only a few seasons under his belt on choosing between hunting for himself and paying it forward

“It just had those eyes and it just charged up”

Armed robbers hijacked two trailer trucks swiping a wide array of ammo worth almost $3 million

Increased participation has anglers and fisheries managers worried about pressure, harvest, and survival rates