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The two hunters from Mississippi had scouted a great 12-foot gator just ahead of the opener. Then another gator made a hair-raising roar

With persistent dry conditions in the Prairie Pothole region, biologists expect fewer younger ducks in the flyway due to poor breeding conditions this year. There are a few bright spots, though

These versatile rifle scopes can take on everything from big woods whitetails to western big game

“So my dad got on the radio … and this guy responded, ‘Yeah, right. I’d like to see pictures of that’”

A trusty pack string, sharp-eyed buddies, and an emergency oxygen tank don't hurt either

Ready to battle a living dinosaur? All you have to do is put a little stank on

“Some 3,500 shots were fired by 57 gunners who bagged a few less than 500 doves”

OL’s legendary shooting editor gives his perspective on this iconic big-game cartridge

Most dogs were no match for the smart old boar

The locals told me I was crazy for climbing the mountain to hunt the goats on their own turf. Attempting it with a bow was even worse. I did it anyway

After years of letting Laura pick up my birds and shoot beer cans, I finally cut her loose on her first dove shoot. It wasn't until her second hunt that she threatened to quit on me

My late-summer deer hunt turned into a fight for survival when I got separated from my buddies and had to crawl my way out of the canyon

Huge swaths of National Forest land could be opened to widespread road development under the latest Trump administration proposal

I got more than I bargained for when one of my new neighbors taught me how to stalk the big lizards — and why I would even want to in the first place

A lawsuit filed by the state accuses Clint Miller of pocketing more than $660,000 from hopeful hunters in 2023 and 2024

Save hundreds on hunting gear during the Cabela's Labor Day sale

Twenty years ago, in the wake of one of the country’s biggest natural disasters, hunters, anglers, and conservation law enforcement from all over the country poured into New Orleans and the surrounding area to help where they could

We took this technology-packed side-by-side for a test drive

These days, a grand will get you a reliable, and high-performing semi-auto shotgun. These are the five best that we've tested

We weren't the first to fish the lake, of course, but as best as I could learn no one had for a dozen years. Few men ever get to fish such water, and I wondered whether the pike and walleyes we had heard so much about were really there