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Insiders say the Trump Administration is intentionally dismantling the federal lands system

"I got up about 4 a.m. and went out on the stern deck and I heard fishing line being taken off"

These rods were tested over a year on top walleye lakes and rivers

These muzzleloaders push the envelope of accuracy and performance

Great prices on crossbows and crossbow accessories

The author fished for giant smallmouth while testing the best spinning reels for bass

This is one of the best lightweight stocks we have ever tested

I’m mixing it up with my sheep rifle this year, and with good reason

Witnesses say the attack was sudden and unprovoked. The hunter was tracking the unwounded buffalo when it charged and gored him

The iconic 870 is stuck in transition as manufacturing moves from Ilion, New York, to a new plant in Georgia. Here's why we hope to see new 870s on shelves again soon

The gear you need for the dove opener at great prices

The author spent decades hammering big bass in small ponds. Here's what he learned

After seeing the joy that fishing has brought his own son, who suffers from cerebral palsy, Dana Sanders wants to offer the same experience to other disabled people

Don’t spend your season watching empty skies from the same old blind. Hit the road for a duck hunting adventure

The best nights sleep outdoors is on one of these cots

The best 3D archer of all time separates internet lore from what actually matters

"Despite this beating up of lands for temporary profits, there is still a bit of game and fish left for posterity because of those sometimes-discouraged people known as conservationists"

"If they don't give me the record, it is what it is. I just wanted to see that fish go back"

No gimmicks—Just One Reliable Blade That Does the Job

In 1955 Jack wrote a column titled “Is the .270 better than the .30-06?” And his answer, for the most part, was yes