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Bowhunters should always strive for quick, humane kills.

Pristine backcountry and the promise of solitude lie within the BWCA, but its borders are home to historic mining communities, valuable mineral deposits, and a battleground for an old dispute: Who gets to benefit from the public’s natural resources?

This rifle—designed by OL's shooting editor and built by the Remington Custom Shop—Is accurate to 1 mile and beyond

The best caliber, barrel, stock, and optics for a gun that will hunt and do anything and everything

Leupold's new binocular reads range, temperature, pressure, angle, and humidity

The longer the shutdown continues, the more damage will be done to public lands

Simple recipes for turning every part of your wild goose into something delicious

Our editors hit the Archery Trade Association showroom floor to find the hottest new archery gear

Waterfowl hunters wear these metal rings like badges of honor, but the information bands provide to biologists makes each one worth its weight in gold

The Department of the Interior secretary resigned last week

A pair of veteran hunters tag separate giant bucks in early November and share their hunting strategies to help you do the same

A 15-year-old's fast hunt for fresh venison

Archer Corey Memering spent nearly a year scouting, tracking, and earning permission to hunt private land for a chance at one of the largest whitetails ever shot in the state

Earlier drafts of the bill threatened to slash conservation by $1 billion, but sportsmen groups and conservationists fought back hard

Don’t wait for the ducks and geese to come to you. Load the truck and hit the road for the best hunt of your season

This clever trap well help you catch all sorts of rodents in a survival situation

Plus: After $55M Revenue Decline, NRA Losing Traction In Elections, Laying Off NRATV Staff