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We found the lowest price on the Vortex Crossfire HD and more budget-friendly binocular deals

The best defense is a good offense — especially when confronted by a true gun snob

A few big chunks of federal land may open to hunting — including refuges previously closed to most hunting — but many new opportunities are small and specialized

Trout are often thought of as finicky feeders, and a lot of the time they can be. But the truth is you can catch some giants using lures and techniques carried over from the bass world

You can catch snakeheads with tactics and tackle that are similar to what you use for bass, but there are a few tricks you'll need to know

A multi-day trip on one of America's most iconic rivers offers insight into targeting big bass

Over the last two years, Ethan Waytashek has helped his clients catch and release four state-record lakers, each one bigger than the previous fish

We tested coolers from large to small, including soft and wheeled options, for ice retention, capacity, and portability

This double-stack 1911 and several others are on sale for great prices

A shed hunt turns into a local mystery

The state has confirmed 50 cases of mushroom-related poisonings, including four deaths, over the last seven months

Armed and alert, we troll for gamefish off a Vietcong-infested island

Anglers love smallmouth because they smash lures and fight hard. But these fish also have a dark side

We tested a huge selection of water filters to help you find the right one for your needs

New highly-efficient .22-caliber bullets perform better in the air, while delivering the same terminal performance as the classic .243 Winchester

The group of animal-rights activists supporting the paid campaign say they've secured more than enough signatures to get IP28 on the ballot in November

Under the right conditions, these traditional bass and muskie baits will catch way more species than you ever imagined

A Nebraska farm boy and a British soldier fight to survive behind enemy lines during World War I

Pete Maina shares his favorite lakes and rivers for targeting trophy muskies