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We found great deals on Walker's ear protection, Trijicon red dots, and Surefire flashlights

These are the time-tested turkey hunting shotguns that our editors use every spring

At just 26, I was left in the Canadian bush with a log cabin, three hungry children, and a .30/30 rifle

We hunted with a variety of turkey vests and turkey vest alternatives (think chest rigs) over the last several seasons. These were the top performers

A longtime ice fisherman from Wisconsin just caught one of the biggest yellow perch ever recorded in North Dakota

Big bass baits aren't new, but they are enjoying a resurgence right now. Here's what (and how) to fish

“I have that first Legacy bass mount in my rec room, and that’s right where I’m going to hang this replica mount, too”

Lawmakers loosened regulations on captive elk facilities. It put dozens of wild animals at risk for CWD, and stole opportunities from fair-chase hunters  

Save $100 on one of the best chronographs

Learn how to set up your FFS, dial in settings, approach a school, and clearly see fish on the screen

Whether you’re on a run-and-gun or sit-and-wait turkey hunt, ground blinds can provide excellent cover and shot opportunities

The author's choice to swap a compound bow for a recurve was a tipping point for her, her father, and her daughter

"I told him, 'You can take a hair dryer to that bass to get all the water off, and it'll still be heavy enough for a state record'"

A fly-fishing purist must abandon his scruples and pick up spinning tackle to fish with the locals

A mountain guide finds himself clinging to the edge of a cliff in pursuit of an old billy

Millions of marsh-destroying nutria roam Louisiana’s bayous. Our mission is to take them out and, yes, eat ’em

How Phil Gonzalez’s life became intertwined with the Bighorn River, one of America's greatest trout fisheries

A lifelong city dweller finds his way to hunting, despite the obstacles of city living and an unfamiliar legacy

When we lived in the Canadian bush, were used to the annual spring thaw. But the unusual conditions led to high water, dangerous flooding, and a harrowing ordeal for us and our dogs

“I’m just glad I was able to help him. Otherwise, I don’t know what could have happened”