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I’ll Always Remember the Day I Went Round for Round With a Grizzly
“Its jaws were clamped shut, and I felt its teeth deep in my shoulder”
The 20 Biggest Myths in Deer Hunting
A veteran whitetail hunter breaks down all the myths and misconceptions you don't have to worry about this season
13 Weird and Wonderful Wildlife Photos from a Day in the Life of a Conservation Biologist
From fending off falcon attacks to diving head-first into bear dens, wildlife biologists tackle the tough — yet essential — work of managing our country's wildlife
Ivy League College Kids Who Butchered a Black Bear in Their Dorm Had the Cops Called on Them
The two students did not violate any wildlife laws, as they'd harvested the bear legally with the proper tags. Nor did they break any school rules, according to university officials
‘Marathon’ Angler Who Broke 24-Hour Fishing Record on 9/11 Didn’t Stop Until He’d Caught 2,977 Sunfish
Jeff Kolodzinski had already broken his own world-record after 24 hours, but he kept fishing until he matched the number of lives lost in the 9/11 terrorist attacks
What I’ve Learned from the 50-Plus Moose I’ve Killed, and the Ones That Tried to Kill Me
In a lifetime of hunting wild game for my table, I've learned one rule about moose: they seldom follow rules
My 4 Favorite EDC Flashlights Are Insanely Bright and Pocketable
These pocket-sized flashlights turn night into day
This Is a Better Way to Carry Your Pistol in the Backcountry
This simple plate works with a variety of holsters and secures your backcountry pistol snugly behind your binocular pouch
18 Wild Photos of Catfish Noodlers Wrestling Giant Flatheads
Hand-grabbing catfish is an old-school, adrenaline-packed way to target trophy fish in the South. Here's what it takes
8 Headlamps that Won’t Leave You in the Dark
We did a head-to-head test of the top headlamps for hunting
Wildlife Poaching Is Costing Americans an Outrageous Amount of Money
Only about four percent of wildlife poaching incidents are actually detected, according to a new study, and it's costing Americans billions of dollars each year
In His Day, This Legend Likely Shot More Trophy Elk On Public Land Than Any Hunter in North America
Jack Atcheson Sr. tells stories from a lifetime of elk hunting adventures
She Just Landed Idaho’s New State-Record Catfish. The Old Record Belonged to Her Husband
“It was about time he netted a big one for me, because I netted the last two catch-and-release flathead records for him”
After Influencer Ryan Lampers Was Charged with a Slew of Wildlife Violations, Gritty Bowman Speaks Out
“This is a man … who has pulled the rabbit out of the hat so many times. Part of me wonders if he just felt like he needed another rabbit or something”
‘Death Is in the Air.’ This Drone Pilot and Deer Tracker Is Uncovering Mass Whitetail Die Offs
Shon Butler says the high EHD mortality rates in Ohio and West Virginia this summer will have consequences for years to come
Just a Year After It Was Implemented, the BLM Plans to Rescind the Public Lands Rule
The announcement doesn’t come as a surprise, since the administration had already signaled its plans to downgrade the importance of conservation on BLM ground
My Boy Scout Troop Rescued a 78-Year-Old Backpacker (and Former Scoutmaster) Lost in the California Wilderness
The older man had no food or water, and he'd been wandering without his pack for two days when the troop found him
The Best Spotting Scopes of 2025, Budget to Premium Optics Tested
We tested everything from stunning glass to the latest in stabilized optics
I Bought a Completely Tuned Bow Online. Here’s How It Shot
Can you get a ready-to-hunt bow shipped to your door? I tested a new online archery service to find out