Yes, Forever Chemicals Are in Your Wild Game and Fish. You Should Eat (Most of) It Anyway
But you might want to skip the deer liver — and start releasing some of your favorite fish
But you might want to skip the deer liver — and start releasing some of your favorite fish
The ongoing wildlife case is being prosecuted as an organized crime operation with two "kingpins" at its center
The nearly 200-pound gar might not qualify for the Louisiana record books, but it still earned the fishermen who caught it $2,500
A killer grizzly lead us on a search that almost ended in a second tragedy
I unknowingly hired an outlaw to guide me to my first Wyoming bull elk. It nearly cost me my life
During the dog days of summer, try this traditional homemade bait
Skip the local bait shop and mix up your approach with these live critters
Bois D’Arc Lake has only been open to fishing since 2024, but it’s already becoming one of the state’s hottest big bass lakes
"The previous seven nights we had landed some really good fish up to 30 pounds. And when I hooked that fish I knew it was big"
New technology has made thermal optics more capable and cheaper than ever
Whether you want a light and fast arrow or you’re a heavy arrow fan, you’ll find a good option in our lineup of the best hunting arrows
Deals on trail cameras, shotguns, crossbows, scopes, and more
It took Randy Brown a decade of researching, testing, and breeding hog dogs to assemble a pack that perfectly fits his style of pig hunting
Here's everything you need to know to catch bass on a Texas rig
The decision to remove Sabrina Pack came the day after emails were published revealing her private communications with ranchers around Mexican wolves
Taylor Stanberry competed in her first Python Challenge this July, where she hauled in 60 pythons and won the $10,000 grand prize
"His track was big, but I never dreamed I was on the biggest rack ever shot in this century"
I’d been on hundreds of big game hunts around the world, but this was the most tortuous of them all
A new bill that passed the House and is cruising through the U.S. Senate aims to better understand the "taxman" problem and look for potential solutions