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A viral video and change in public opinion brought officials to end the hunt

The bill is the single largest federal source of conservation funding

Plus: California Appeals Court Strikes Down State DOJ’s ‘One-Handgun-A-Month’ Limit

Congress is considering a bill that would open up all wilderness areas to mountain bikes

A roundup of the new guns and gear from the annual shooting and hunting tradeshow

What hunters (and non-hunters) need to know about the recent news at one of the nation's largest anti-hunting organizations

The pellet smoker craze exists for a reason

Want to call in coyotes? Try these mouth calls

A boy and his buddy get bogged in a sticky situation

This fictitious roundup will have you reaching for a cowboy hat, boots, and your gun belt

This first-timer experiences the hard work, time commitment, and reward of hunting

Can a novice learn to hunt, shoot, butcher, and prepare wild game in a single long weekend?

It was a question years in the making: Would you teach me how to hunt?

Plus: Defense Distributed Could Get 2018 Supreme Court Hearing

Essential tips and gear for pouring your own rifle and handgun bullets

Remembering one of the all-time greats in the whitetail hunting world

For Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke, conservation means action. And action, more often than not, means that our public lands are poised to play an increasingly large role in a return to America’s boom-and-bust extraction economy