Wilderness Areas make up a small portion of America’s public lands, but they are often the most pristine and ruggedly spectacular areas. Under the Wilderness Act of 1964, most wheels and motors, such as ATVs and mountain bikes, are disallowed in formal Wilderness Areas.
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After only two years in the West, the BLM headquarters are moving back to the capitol
Archers are ditching their sights—and the stodginess of competitive archery—to shoot barebow
New guns and cartridges are great, but sometimes it’s more fun to hunt with an old reliable
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