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After watching the buck grow over the past four years, bowhunter Josh Heuser arrowed his very own Missouri Monarch at the end of September

Angie Kokes reflects on six years of spearing animals from ultra-close range, and how it all led up to a final stalk on a bedded buck

Cellular trail cameras can provide an incredible amount of data to hunters. New apps can help you analyze that data in a flash

Find out how a budget hiking shoe holds up under pressure

Jacob Runyan and Chase Cominsky face years in jail and thousands in restitution for stuffing walleye with extra weight to win a fishing tournament

A freak bull from Idaho gives a glimpse into the controversial world of high-fence game preserves

This 8-shot rimfire revolver is a workhorse of a wheelgun

This cutting edge company is helping wool experience a renaissance for hunters and anglers

Ted Zangerle and THP crew didn't kill a buck on their first hunt in Kansas this season, but they did dial in a game plan for the next hunt

The same Elite "shootablity" with a big fps boost

It’s been 70 years since the Model 70 Featherweight was introduced and they’re still in production today. How does the current production model stack up?

Early teal season in Texas will teach you a thing or two about shooting ducks

Making technical clothing in the U.S. poses challenges that camo companies have faced for decades—and that have driven them overseas. Origin USA says it’s overcoming them

The Ridgeline FFT Titanium is a Sub-5-Pound rifle that’s perfect for the mountains

It might be time to scrap—or at least ignore—the sub-MOA performance guarantees that rifle makers tout

The environmentalist and bear advocate says she's been accepted by the local black bears as "part of their clan"

The author has hunted successfully with big bore airguns for decades. Here’s his overview on the guns, ammo, tanks, and how they can be used to ethically take big game

This Idaho-based firearms company builds custom rifles for hard hunting and challenging shots

After the deer was discovered lying in a field in central Pennsylvania, law enforcement is asking for the public's help

At this point in Ulmer's career, scouting for big muleys in the mountains is the most thrilling part of the hunt