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Colt has reintroduced this classic revolver to their iconic lineup of “snake” wheelguns

The Higgins buck will likely rank as the sixth-largest typical bowkill of all time

A veteran bowhunter on how to spot and stalk western whitetails

A charging bear crushed his skull, and left him to die alone in the Alaskan bush

Take your venison burger grilling to the next level

A custom-fitted shotgun is expensive, but if you can afford one, it will become a family legacy to be handed down from one generation to the next

Giant black bullhead weighed more than 11 pounds

In hopes of bolstering populations, eight red wolves have been released into a 1.7 million-acre recovery area

Knowing the habits and habitat of the fish you are hunting will lead to more bowfishing success

A zoologist's take on mastering shot angles and arrow placement

Good deals from shady sources might be tempting during an ammo shortage, but it pays to stick with well-known websites

Jeff Hoffman talks about running a specialty ammo business during the craziest buying surge in recent history

Are ammunition companies hoarding their supplies? Have they stopped making ammo altogether? In short, no. Here’s what’s really going on

New research finds that a more diverse group of young Americans are ready to hunt, if we’re ready to recruit them

Yamaha has made significant changes to the Grizzly 700 for model year 2014 and beyond. While keeping the dependable 4x4 on the cutting edge of all markets with performance and handling, Yamaha has introduced the Tactical Black Special Edition.

Gear up for your best fishing season ever

Hunting in the wilderness is never easy, but that’s exactly the point. These sacred places are hard to reach—and even harder to leave.

In order to help you find the best boot for your style of hunting, this year’s test involved 19 pairs across a wide spectrum of designs and intended uses. Here’s what we found.

Even while America's whitetail population is at its highest, there are critical issues facing the country's deer and deer hunters. Disease, winter kill, predation, and poor land management all have the potential to flip your next deer season on its head. But before we can tackle the problems at hand, we need to figure out which issues are most important to us, America's deer hunters. That's why we've put together our first national deer survey.