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I headed into a box canyon after the biggest bear I've ever seen

The extensions are meant to help subsistence hunters who were displaced or otherwise impacted by Typhoon Halong

Primitive skills still have a place and a purpose in our modern world

Blue-tongue disease wiped out the author's deer herd — then his mom died

"The stand didn't have a seat. So, for two hours I stood there, hoping I'd see the buck we called 'Wideload'"

If you’ve got beef with any of these patterns, the problem is you – not the bugs

Any hunter would be happy to see these gear items under the tree

The hunter, 51-year-old Devon Dobek, has been missing since Friday, after he messaged a buddy saying he'd tagged a deer

The buck left a heavy blood trail that led the hunter and her husband to the banks of the Yellow River

Before every deer hunter knew how to rattle up a buck, the tactic was something of a local secret

In the era of synthetic stocks and carbon barrels, there’s still a place for beautiful, traditional-looking rifles in deer camp. And there are a handful of excellent new guns to choose from

I couldn't decide whether he was smart or just lucky. But I knew that if I ever hung his antlers on my wall, they were going to be earned

The owner of Tower Lodge Outfitters shuns the role of back-slapping host, preferring instead to work like an especially motivated guide

Every deer, elk, antelope, sheep, or bear that's smoked by a semi or sedan helps us understand how to prevent future wildlife — and motorist — deaths

Our boat broke down, the kids got measles, and the bears wouldn't cooperate. Then, at least, my luck changed

We conducted a series of experiments to find out what affects arrow speed and how much of a difference it makes

Officials say one of the two bears appears to have been shot and killed

The MeatEater personality and longtime conservationist has been tapped to run the public-lands organization

On many iconic trout streams, experts say released fish aren't thriving. Yet anglers oppose stocking these blue-ribbon waters, which depend on healthy wild populations to hold their appeal. Here’s how fisheries managers (and anglers) are navigating this catch-22

Jason Taylor was hunting upland birds in Wyoming with a buddy when he got a cell cam picture of his target buck. They immediately drove 21 hours home to Kentucky