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Federal wildlife managers are experimenting with drones and different audio recordings to scare gray wolves away from cattle operations

"I want to blame Buoy. They were pretty interested in his whole look"

Art Lawton's muskie record stood for 35 years, then came an investigation that turned the fishing world upside down

John "Catch’em Alive” Abernathy became famous for his ability to catch wolves, using nothing more than his dogs and a fast horse

Global outrage around the hunt for Blondie is building, and this could be a problem for hunting's reputation and contributions to African wildlife conservation. Here's what we know so far

Our shooting editor set out to build his perfect deer rifle — here’s what he ended up with

These clever tips will make field dressing easier — and make your venison taste better

The two species are so unusual that the fish have been donated to the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences

S&W’s New Powerhouse Lever Gun Blends Classic Design with Modern Features

Pick a performance pup by focusing on pedigree, traits over looks, and breeder insight to find a smart, sound dog with long-term potential.

Free-ranging horses are a source of heated debate across the West, and it's plenty hot down in Arizona these days

“Everyone wants to give up when it’s excruciating, but he’d come over and make me feel good enough to get right back up”

“I asked them, ‘Would you sue me for having pterodactyls?’ Because I have as many pterodactyls as I have feral Russian boars”

We recently range tested Caldwell's new Claycopter target thrower and it was way more fun (and useful) than we expected

These are our top destinations for road-tripping rooster hunters — plus tips for finding quality hunting when you get there

Listen to the firsthand account of one of the two Alaskans who used their 10mm pistols to stop a territorial grizzly bear

The redesigned VX-5HD Gen2 features more internal adjustment, competition-grade controls, and the company’s new tool-less custom elevation turret

Kansas wildlife commissioners voted in June to shorten the winter trout season by a full six weeks, citing the growing cost of the state's stocking program

"And, you know what? If the roles were reversed, and I was the one in the pond needing his help, he would have been the first one to my aid"

Hot tips from the captain on how to increase your odds of boxing out