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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

Gravity affects the drop of your bullet less when shooting uphill or downhill, so hold low next time an animal is in the crosshairs

This spring's 17-year cicada emergence might be a boon to newly hatched wild turkeys

If you do it right, cooking with alcohol will only enhance the flavor profiles of your wild game meat

To catch baitfish during a flood focus on structure and shallow water

The days of driving vehicles and flying in airplanes may be over for biologists, thanks to innovative, lightweight and efficient GPS technology

Our hunting dogs mean everything to us. But how much is one worth? How much could you get for yours … Continued

The Trump Administration had previously removed Roadless protections on 9 million acres

A passionate waterfowler customized Can-Am’s Defender into the ultimate hunting machine

A 7-foot sow grizzly took down an elk calf in Wyoming and it was all caught on camera

A Wisconsin yard toad gets eaten by a hognose snake

Assault weapons, including the AR-15 have been banned in California for 30 years, but a judge just ruled the law unconstitutional

If you're a novice bass fisherman, there are three rods you should always keep in the boat

Steelhead were illegally taken from a collection site on Woodward Creek

As Lyme disease spreads, outdoorsmen and women are at risk of catching long-term Lyme disease cases which are difficult to treat, and even detect. Here’s what you need to know