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The four shotguns that defined a new era of gun-making

Two buddies chase big open-country bucks with Springfield’s new Waypoint rifle

A lot more goes into a successful day of fishing than catching your limit. Follow these seven rules to help protect the future of the sport we love

Here’s when you should and should not make a move on a gobbler that won’t budge

All four of these states have over-the-counter tags, so it’s not too late to plan a spring gobbler adventure

Reducing moose density could decrease the number of winter ticks and actually increase overall moose health

Adding a suppressor to your bolt gun or semi-auto will shift its point of impact

Pintallards, snow bellies, cinnamon blues and more. These are the most common waterfowl hybrids you can hunt

Don’t discard feathers, fur, or bones. They can raise the soil quality of your garden so you can grow better produce

Too much lubricant can prevent your rifle from firing in inclement conditions

On day two of her confirmation hearings Deb Haaland faced more questions on energy policy

Everyone loves a little character, but these unique whitetails are just plain freaky

Energy policy, national monuments, and fidelity to science define Haaland’s first day of confirmation hearings

You can’t control genetics in wild whitetails, so stop trying

A recently completed 3-year study from Iowa shows the fascinating behavior of resident geese

The kind of shotshells you feed your shotgun determine its capability more than bore size

Dan Wielobob’s 4-pound crappie nearly broke a 21-year-old state record

The president’s executive order is short on details, but sportsmen’s groups are pushing for it to create more wildlife habitat, and hunting and fishing opportunities

As wolf hunting application permits go on sale tonight, the state has become ground-zero for the wolf hunting debate

After reading this, you’ll have an even better appreciation for waterfowl hunting’s most cherished duck