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Clarence Brown shot a massive Alberta bull that was the third biggest on record at the time

For years a massive mule deer buck outmaneuvered an experienced group of hunters, and even charged one of their horses

"About 30 yards from where I was going to enter the woods toward my stand, the biggest buck I’ve ever seen is suddenly looking right at me"

A limited-draw tag and one perfectly placed arrow make for a memorable father-daughter hunt

Peyton Hughes, a member of the Campbellsville University Kayak Fishing Team, went missing after a day of practice fishing on Toledo Bend Reservoir

The bodies of the two hunters and their two hunting dogs were found along a canal near Lake Okeechobee

Just a few weeks into his first bird season, Harley has already fetched up mallards, ruffed grouse, and sharpies

Power your Tactacam trail cameras for cheap with these rechargeable lithium cartridges

There's a better way to get your deer out of the woods

Researchers at the University of Montana say drones are more effective than dogs — and any projectile

Save on the best solar generator for home backup during Prime Day

Outdoor Life’s current shooting editor, John B. Snow, explains how the dean of outdoor writing still looms large of the hunting and shooting world today

A 1,400-pound brown bear? Here's a look at the fall feeding habits — and giant proportions — of Katmai brown bears

Here are the things that really matter when picking a bear rifle or defensive gun — and why many folks have it all wrong

The capsules, technically called "drug delivery units," are appearing in suburban parks across southern Michigan

Save on rifle scopes, binoculars, broadheads, treestands, ground blinds, and more during Cabela's Whitetail Sale

"This, I know, is going to drive the lovers of the big bores mad"

Exploding whitetail herds in suburban Virginia have created a different kind of deer season. And for a pair of diehard bowhunters, nothing — not even urban sprawl — can keep them from the woods

One anti-hunting group says it poured $185,000 into the lottery, which would account for nearly 23 percent of the total applications alone

We put rain gear from Sitka, Kuiu, First Lite, and Forloh in a head-to-head test