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The Best Non-Turkey Loads to Hunt Spring Gobblers with This Season
If the recent ammo shortage has left you without your usual turkey loads, here are some non-turkey hunting shotshells that are just as effective
Arkansas Anglers Can Look Forward to Catching Bigger Bass in a Few Years
Florida-strain largemouth fingerlings will soon be stocked in Lake Ouachita
How to Make Dandelion Jelly
Right now is the ideal time to make a delicious batch of dandelion jelly
The Best Semi-Automatic and Pump Shotguns for Left-Handed Shooters
The market is more limited for left-handed shotgunners, but there are still some good options if you shoot southpaw
Video: Whale Carcass Attracts Feeding Tiger Sharks and Forces Beach Shutdown in Hawaii
A dead whale attracted a feeding school of sharks near Honolulu
Gray Wolves in Nebraska? A Genetic Test Reveals One Was Taken By a Coyote Hunter
A large female wolf was taken by a coyote hunter in Uehling
The Best Rifles and Gear for High Power Shooting
Here’s the equipment you need to get started in across-the-course competition
The .222 Remington Inspired Some of Today’s Most Popular Rifle Cartridges. Here’s Why It Failed
If you shoot the .223 Rem, .300 Blackout or .204 Ruger, you have the .222 to thank
5 of the Best Production Shotguns of All-Time
These double-barrel and semi-auto shotguns are some of the best smoothbores ever built
It’s “Too Soon” for Canada to Reopen U.S. Border, Creating Another Uncertain Summer for Fishing Tourism
Remote Canada fishing excursions will likely be off limits again this year, unless surplus Covid-19 vaccines arrive in time
The Proposed Closures of Caribou Hunting on Some Federal Lands Isn’t Based on Population Declines—It’s About Human Conflicts
The DOI’s proposal to temporarily close non-local and non-resident caribou hunting on some federal lands in Alaska, except to qualified subsistence hunters, doesn't seem rooted in herd management goals
Red Snapper Quotas for the Gulf Coast Will Likely Be Restricted, Even After Optimistic Population Estimates
Red snapper harvest quotas are likely to be limited again this season
Crappie Angler Catches the New Kentucky State-Record Saugeye
A Kentucky crappie angler hooked a 9-plus pound saugeye, breaking a two-year old state record
Botulism, Drought, Ag, and Politics Threaten Water—and Waterfowl—on California Refuges
The California Waterfowl Associations is racing to save its state's ducks and geese
Gear Review: SOG Surrept CS Pack
A new line of covert packs that are ideal for concealed carry
Gun Review: T/CR22 from Thompson/Center Arms
An accurate, reliable, and lightweight rimfire rifle in .22 LR
Shotgun Review: Franchi’s New Affinity 3 Turkey
Waterfolwers are already familiar with the Franchi Affinity 3, but this new turkey version offers a pistol grip, shorter barrel, and a hooded fiber-optic sight for better accuracy on longbeards
Hunters Need to Be Held Accountable for What They Post to Social Media
What hunters put on social media is viewed—and judged—by non-hunters and anti-hunters alike