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If you don’t know what to gift your favorite marksman, here are a few types of glass perfect for any occasion

The Hill Gould buck remains one of the greatest non-typical whitetail bucks ever taken. The story behind the hunt is even more intriguing

Blued steel is a classic that will never die, but there are a host of other finishes to protect your shotgun from use and abuse in the field

You can light a fire any number of ways, but having a backup flame that can withstand the elements is never a bad idea

An expensive camera won’t make you a better photographer, but knowing a few key principles on how to properly snap an image will

Keep your fishing, hunting, and camping gear organized and in good condition with a storage box

An American-made straight-pull bolt-action repeater for big game, hogs, predators, and more

The holidays are a blessed time of year—especially if you like to throw streamers at brown trout

During a year of sadness and fear, hunting and fishing were essential activities

A lifelong fan on the greatest (and worst) hunting, fishing, and shooting articles of the year

Simply buying tags and helping manage critter populations is not enough

Two 50-pound muskies on the same day—Mille Lacs muskie angler Ben Knutson achieves the unthinkable

The coronavirus pandemic is taking its toll on families, but getting outside—and getting through it together—is more important than ever

The U.S.-Canada border closure forced many hunting outfits to adapt or close, and 2021 might not be any better

The very best Christmas gifts are worth the wait

If you have ever wanted to save an animal hide, here is how to get started

The Chavez family used experience and the help of their own hunting community to tag a pair of public-land bucks

Throwing axes aren’t just for yuppies playing bar games. Here’s why tomahawks are just as effective today as they were on the American frontier

Biologists are asking hunters to report diseased rabbits to help prevent the spread of Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus Type 2

Don’t let mallard purists suck the fun out of mornings in the marsh