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More than a decade before the 6.5 PRC's introduction, OL's former shooting editor had developed a comparable wildcat load

If time and money are short this spring, here is a simple way to plant a field for dove season

The Gas Pedal thumb rest comes from the competitive shooting world, but it can make your carry gun easier to shoot too

The cougar seemed just as spooked as the shoppers, and the 113-pound cat was tranquilized after it ran into a nearby office building

State wildlife officials says this decrease is not cause for concern as the harvest is on track with previous years

The best fishing canoes have specialized accessories and excellent stability

Vincent Clark's buck measured 203 inches at the recent Dixie Deer Classic

On paper, the Mossberg MC2sc is right at the top of the micro 9mm pack in capacity and features, here's what we think after using it

Put More Spring Fish in the Boat with These Five Tips

Rachel Harrison landed the giant gar on 8-pound test line

This "self-loading" semi-auto was nicknamed the “Widowmaker”

Records were shattered over the weekend, including the highest total fish weight and the biggest fish ever weighed at a Crappie Masters tournament

Biologists inspected the massive carp and collected its eggs for research

We tested the top TSS turkey hunting loads at 70 and 90 yards. Here are our results

This shoreline angler caught a massive 51-pound muskie from the Little Kanawha River

A wrecked boat first brought rats to Alaska in the 1780s. Now wildlife managers are trying to get rid of them for good

Is dropping the hammer on your firearm a good safety practice or needless risk?

The 3-inch model Colt Python has been out of production for decades—until now

The two men left on a fishing trip on March 11 and never returned. Authorities are still investigating what may be a weather-related boating accident

The omnibus bill that President Biden just signed into law includes critical funding to manage chronic wasting disease, but it's nothing compared to the funding state agencies really need