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A Cornell University study suggests that high fish abundance doesn’t mean better catch rates.

The path for wild furs from trap to market is surprisingly complicated.

The principles enshrined in the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation brought back our game animals and established the notions of fair chase and public ownership of wildlife. But the world has changed over the last century. Should we reevaluate hunting's playbook?

Here’s a look at nine of the new outdoor-related product releases from SHOT Show 2016 that caught our eye

For the price of a couple of boxes of rifle shells, weekend coyote hunters can buy a functional electronic predator call containing basic sound clips and adequate features

Declining levels of testosterone and increasing minutes of daylight trigger the drop of deer antlers. But injuries and nutrition also play a role

David Miller broke 3,653 clays in one hour. Here’s how he did it