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The proposed deal would divest 715 acres from two national wildlife refuges in Texas in exchange for 683 acres of private land

The right to hunt and fish is enshrined in the constitutions of 24 states. Now an effort is underway to get an amendment on the ballot in Colorado this November. Here's why that matters

These are the six best redfish lures for catching puppies and bulls from Texas to the Chesapeake Bay

When it comes to picking your favorite firearms, explains our former long-time shooting editor, you don't have to be entirely reasonable

Many shooters don't fully understand the pros and cons of carrying a pistol with, or without, a manual safety

Detailed weight data on wolves near Yellowstone reveals that Wyoming's wolves seem to weigh much more than gray wolves in other parts of the Lower 48. Here's why

If the team can stay atop the leaderboard, they'll also break the tournament's payout record with a check totaling more than $6.5 million

Everyone, it seemed, was skeptical of the archery legend's bowhunting equipment. Everyone, that is, except the bowhunter himself

“Convict me of trespass? Okay. You're gonna put me in jail? Go ahead. I'll bond out … I don't have anything to lose”

Save on great folders and fixed blades from WE Knife and Civivi

The BLM's proposed overhaul to grazing on public lands favors ranchers who have been asking for more flexibility, while reducing opportunity for public comment and potentially crowding out wild game

An amendment proposed by Senator Mike Lee under the guise of wildfire management is one step closer to revoking a key public-lands policy

The man who helped popularize sheep hunting laments its corruption by status-seekers and greedy opportunists

Explaining how can we love and admire a wild animal one minute and look forward to taking its life the next is a tall order

The Helix 7 is loaded with features, is easy to learn, and costs under $1,000

The bass fishing world has found itself in yet another new bait craze. This time it’s over a wildly expensive urchin bait

Federal prosecutors say the men rigged the system by creating fake hunter accounts and submitting forged medical documents that allowed them to transfer the tags for a profit

The shark pulled me out to open ocean on my fly rod. But for reasons I can't explain, I refused to cut the line

The B.C. Forest Service paid me to watch for wildfires from my lookout tower high atop a timbered mountain. Then a blaze started a little too close to home

Multiple complaints, videos, and photos show the landowner threatening anglers, stringing barbed wire, and using heavy machinery to obstruct a public river