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When you need a pop-up hunting cabin built quickly and cheaply

You may only get one chance to make your shot on an elk. You need to choose the proper arrow and broadhead to make it count

Hunters should support the new wildlife crossing bill

Hunger can start to make anything look like food

An electronic collar that operates on a cellular or GPS signal can help you keep your pets safe and close to home

Peacemaker is one of the largest shooting facilities on the east coast offering a bevy of both long-distance and up-close shooting.

In the old days, hunters and target shooters tended to use MOA, while military and tactical shooters preferred Mils, but today, you’ll find them mixed together in all types of shooting.

Hitting a 1,000 yard target is not easy, but doing it twice in rapid succession is even harder, especially with a bolt action rifle like the Savage Model 10 BA Stealth.

Six tips to help ensure game meat doesn’t go to waste.

Master hunting's toughest technique to track animals across the country.

Catch more bass by fishing after dark and lighting up the night.

The Recovering America's Wildlife Act is all about preventing animals from becoming endangered

Stock the essential items and stay prepared for earthquakes, tropical storms, hurricanes, and blizzards

Anglers often run into these killer fish species––on purpose.

In Alaska's arctic, late summer kicks off one of the greatest big-game hunts in the world

The greatest sporting gun designs from an inventor who’s work still influences modern firearms today

While its slightly more expensive than monofilament, fluorocarbon line can make a huge difference with finicky fish

Public land offers some amazing hunting opportunities, but nobody said it was going to be easy

You don't have to pay for a guided hunt to strike bacon down south.