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A new report found that more than 52 million Americans went fishing last year, with more and more women and children getting into the sport

Opening day of dove season can be some of the toughest shooting of the year. Make it easier on yourself by taking better shots

Captain said it would have "demolished" the current state record for the species. But claiming the record would have required him to kill the fish, so he released it instead

While Dustin Huff’s giant whitetail was certainly the most publicized Indiana buck to enter the record books in the last few years, it’s not an anomaly

The most prolific .22 pistol in history gets a tactical makeover

The previous state record for the species was caught back in December

Wildlife officials are hoping to reverse the trend in declining turkey populations in the state

Our expert rates new full-size hunting pickups based on their value

These .410s and 28-gauges are great for skeet shooting and small-game hunts

Offseason training isn’t just for mountain athletes. Building a basic level of fitness will help you be a better deer hunter

Clay Hayes, Les Stroud, and Mike Glover share their favorite survival books

Fisheries managers in the state are encouraging the public to harvest more fish from lakes where water levels have reached critically low levels

This list of thumpers is all you need to hunt the biggest, baddest creatures on earth

These are the guns that an experienced guide relies on to hunt and survive in the West

The new electric Ranger from Polaris is incredibly quiet and more powerful than comparable gas-powered UTVs. Hunters will love everything but the price tag

Mossberg is known for building practical defense-style pumps and auto-loaders that perform. The 940 Pro is the next step in that evolution

Mako shark fishing is a staple of the Atlantic offshore scene, but the recent ban is all for the best

Anglers are already encouraged to kill the invasive fish whenever they catch one. Now they can make some beer money for their trouble

Speed used to mean a hard-to-shoot bow, but the PSE Omen is accurate and comfortable

Duke Health is currently researching an antivenin pill that could make treatment for venomous snake bites easier, cheaper, and more effective