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It’s great to have a tom located the night before a hunt. It’s also a time for some quick decision making once he hits the ground

The ultra-popular 6.5 Creedmoor is a fine short-action cartridge, but is it better than the short-action .260 Remington? Or the venerable 6.5x55 Swede?

The ultra-popular 6.5 Creedmoor is a fine short-action cartridge, but is it better than the short-action .260 Remington? Or the venerable 6.5x55 Swede?

Chronic Wasting Disease is creeping in, and managers are looking at new ways to keep populations healthy

Targeted for lever guns, Federal partnered with Henry Repeating Arms for a more reliable feeding cartridge

This is a sweet little long-range rig from a company best known for big-game rifles

A lightweight rimfire trainer for G19s

The company will continue its binocular, rangefinder, and spotting scope lines, but it’s abandoning the riflescope market

Public land is owned by everyone, but wilderness only truly belongs to those who are willing to brave it

The Tongass is a hunting and fishing paradise and supports a massive tourism economy. So why are we planning to log it?

The fight against a copper mine in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area watershed continues with a proposed bipartisan bill that would permanently protect the wilderness

The first rule of wilderness survival is to get out of the elements and find shelter

We compare three common cartridges—.308 Win., .300 Win. Mag., .338 Win. Mag.—on the plains of Africa

Voters will decide on a ballot initiative that would reintroduce gray wolves in the state

The National Park Service hired aerial gunners to eliminate invasive goat populations

A French press is one of the most efficient and convenient ways to make a cup of Joe when you’re enjoying the outdoors

Keep food and beverages cold and handy wherever you spend your downtime

We spent all fall dropping ducks and geese with these high-performance loads. Here’s what we found

Also, what is the future of hunting, trapping and fishing?

Real experiences are what make you a better outdoorsman.