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In some state’s, there’s still time to harvest the finest holiday feast of all

NPS has been relying on hunter volunteers to help manage non-native populations of mountain goats and bison in popular parks—after the animals begin to pose problems

Use jugs, limbs, and trotlines to hook more cats

Want to keep your pup hunting? Learn how to use an e-collar properly

Midwestern states like Iowa and Kansas are well known for growing giant whitetails, but many of the most massive bucks of all-time actually come from the big woods of the Northeast

You’ve bought an AR-15. Now make the right upgrades to get the most out your rifle

Taking your young kid hunting can be complicated, and incredibly rewarding

Proper wildlife management can’t be reduced to simple mantras

These security measures will keep your family safe if a human or animal predator shows up in camp

A pro kayak angler on the commitment it takes to catch the biggest bass of your life

Keep a fire going with the help of a few devices you can keep right next to the fireplace

A simple invitation to go hunting or fishing is all it takes to get started

Believe it or not, there are advantages to skipping the corn pile and hunting natural deer movement

A ready-to-go Precision Rifle Series production-class rig

After years of hard work, it’s time to buy a high-quality centerfire. But what rifle should you pick?

A packing list of expert-vetted gear for the best bugout bag to stash in your truck or at home

There’s plenty of public ground where you can pursue wild birds out West...you just have to know where to go

Game-changing inventions for muzzleloaders have lead to plenty of innovation over the years

Whether you’ve drawn a public-land tag or are going with an outfitter, here’s how to prepare for your first antelope hunt

There are valid reasons for both, but it all comes down to what a hunter is trying to accomplish at the range