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River current will dictate where you’ll find more smallies

Drawing the tag of a lifetime doesn't mean anything if you're not physically and mentally prepared to go on the hunt

We want our children to love the outdoors as much as we do. How do parents balance the risk of adventure with its rewards?

Some call the Alaska brown bear a man-mauling menace. A veteran biologist and outdoorsman makes the case that he's really a timid giant — but one you provoke at your peril

The only ones who love hunting more than we do are our dogs

Save on binoculars, scopes, red dots, thermal scopes, and rangefinders

After three years of short-term extensions, conservation groups hope this can be the year that Congress finally passes an updated Farm Bill

There are infinite uses for duct tape in survival, camping, and emergency situations. These are just a few

Save on tents, sleeping bags, water filters, and apparel

Dolphins commonly snatch fish anglers release, but how they avoid getting the point is a mystery

Save on weapon lights, thermal scopes, red dots, and much more.

We spent $250 for a 17-day wilderness adventure that included dicey rapids, signs of a fatal canoe accident, and lake trout fishing we'll never forget

Save on belts from Nextbelt, flashlights from Streamlight, and packs from Eberlestock

If you can’t beat them, deep fry them. It’s time to bust three myths about eating snakeheads

Oregon Democrats are united with Republicans in opposing IP28 alongside the governor, who calls it "wrong for Oregon”

This was Babe Ruth’s favorite Atlantic salmon river and I can understand why. It's mine, too

The lawsuit is essentially using Congress' own nullification of public-lands management plans as a means of halting the resource extraction they've sought to accelerate

We spent a week pulling triggers at Staccato Vegas to determine which PCCs are worthwhile, and which to avoid

These Prime Day deals are coming in loud and clear