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India has long been known for killer tigers and leopards, but killer bears?

Women have more options for waders than ever before. We narrow down the top picks so you can get to fishing.

Yes, watching YouTube videos counts as work

Outdoorsmen would be required to use lead-free shotshells, rifle cartridges, and fishing tackle on the 54,000 acres

A “stopping rifle” can be great to have for some applications, but for most hunting, you’re just burning extra gunpowder.

Forget sleeping on the ground, and camp in comfort with these roof top tents

Grizzly and black bears are charismatic animals, but they are still predators. And when a brazen bear gets too close to humans, it can have disastrous consequences

Two Green Bay, Wisconsin, police officers used a pair of bolt cutters to free a doe that had become trapped in a fence

Remington’s concept was on point, but the execution of this bottom-eject auto-loader was not, and so the CTi was a short-lived experiment in shotgun design

In addition to multiple law enforcement agencies, a large group of experienced outdoorsmen and local families aided in the search

Harry Daley's tom wasn't the heaviest turkey ever shot in the state, but the length of its spurs more than made up for the bird's weight

We sit down with the new co-CEOs of the National Wild Turkey Federation to discuss turkey declines, new research, dual leadership, and the organizations 50th anniversary

For successful hunts, add the Leupold Custom Dial System® (CDS) to your Leupold scope.

The Sioux chief’s lever-action chambered in .45/75 WCF could fetch more than $60,000

Lloyd Tanner pulled the record-breaking catfish out of the St. Joe River

In the early 1900s, the watersheds of Bristol Bay were plagued by a murderous trapper who spent decades on the run

Infinite Outdoors seeks to connect private landowners with hunters and anglers looking to lease their land by the day

A graphic video shows the confrontation between a large grizzly bear and a cow moose with twin calves

The .221 Fireball is a well-rounded varmint round that's easy to load and effective out to 250 yards

Emma Dearing's gobbler is the largest recorded tom ever taken in Minnesota