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They may not be pretty, and they may not be fast, but these rigs will hunt. Here are 10 of the best purpose-built hunting vehicles to ever hit a two-track

This high-tech system will crank out piles and piles of match-winning rifle ammunition in record time

Plus: Supreme court hearing first second amendment case since 2010 on Tuesday

Plus: Idaho’s economy most impacted by firearms manufacturing industry

Is the Snake River ready for a radical change? Removing four dams could be the key to bringing salmon numbers back up

A modern take on an iconic bolt-action pistol

Plus: Bloomberg Challenges NRA’s Non-exempt Tax Status

Medical emergencies are one of the most common causes of a survival situations, and are best handled with some basic training

Can't wait for fall? Head south to Argentina's rough and beautiful Pampas for giant red deer and one of the coolest big-game hunts you'll ever do

Learn to shoot your turkey gun from your weak side to better your odds

So you want to get into traditional bowhunting? Here’s how.

The LWCF has been permanently reauthorized, but how much funding will it receive?

The author seeks out the Jedi master of traditional bowhunting in hopes of finding the perfect shot

Plus: States miss FBI background check reporting deadline

Longtime Outdoor Life contributor Michael Hanback is back with tips for avoiding snakebites

Shrink groups and extend the range of a lever-action rifle or carbine

Learn how to assess the size of a black bear from a distance

Nevada's DNWR once spanned 2.25-million acres, but the U.S. Department of Defense has continually reduced its size, and is preparing to do it again

Versatile, lightweight, and strong, parachute cord is amazingly useful for building a shelter, acquiring food, or starting a fire in an emergency

The Natural Resources Management Act is the "biggest advancement for river protection that we’ve seen in nearly a decade"