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Millions of marsh-destroying nutria roam Louisiana’s bayous. Our mission is to take them out and, yes, eat ’em

How Phil Gonzalez’s life became intertwined with the Bighorn River, one of America's greatest trout fisheries

A lifelong city dweller finds his way to hunting, despite the obstacles of city living and an unfamiliar legacy

When we lived in the Canadian bush, were used to the annual spring thaw. But the unusual conditions led to high water, dangerous flooding, and a harrowing ordeal for us and our dogs

“I’m just glad I was able to help him. Otherwise, I don’t know what could have happened”

We found great deals on archery gear from Axcel, Ultraview, Spot Hogg, Stan, Easton, and more

We’ve got die-cut stickers featuring vintage OL covers, our revenant design, and much more

"I've told everyone who saw that photo in my shop that I'm going to catch a muskie that size in New Jersey, and I finally succeeded"

Newberg and McKean take a deep dive into the politics shaping our public lands, including why the Boundary Waters matter for every American, changing BLM policy, and how upcoming elections will affect hunters

Grayson Carey's dad, Jason, netted the fish during the Lake Champlain Father's Day Derby in June 2025. Vermont officials certified the new record months later, in February

The author has been joining the THP crew for their annual muzzleloader deer drive camp for years. Here's what he's learned

When introduced, this belted magnum filled the role of an all-around cartridge for big-game hunters worldwide. Today, there’s little reason to choose it

If harassing deer hunters were an Olympic event, this guy would be a gold medal contender

Josh Jones says that over the last six years fishing O.H. Ivie Lake, he's caught 15 largemouth bass weighing 13 pounds or more

Three couples finally take a fishing trip into the remote bush of Ontario. But instead of catching trout and relaxing, they pull out all the stops simply to survive

The legislation previously ensured adequate public input and environmental review for development projects

Last year Rhett Riddle's dog, Crown, became the first known hunting dog to retrieve all 41 species of North American waterfowl (plus a bonus duck) in his lifetime

Trump’s Bureau of Land Management nominee faces the Senate on Wednesday, and his own mixed record on America’s public lands

More than a few anglers noticed the bass on Connor Hellebuyck's helmet. You should see the other side

A fisheries biologist explains the surprising decisions behind how many fish you get to keep