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It took the author more than 20 years to draw a sheep tag in Wyoming's Absaroka Wilderness

“This case was so crystal clear that it’s forever ingrained in my memory”

"She was an icicle when she came out of the water"

Save over $1,000 on fish finders, get one of the best trolling motors on clearance, and even save on lithium batteries

An honest look at one of the greatest hunting adventures in North America

The mountain man from our April 1911 cover meets our favorite oversized sweatshirt

Ross Gomez's three-peat on Lake Alan Henry is a first for Texas' ShareLunker program, and it will help provide more than 100,000 "genetically superior" fingerlings for other Lone Star lakes

Trapping and predator hunting get a bad rap. That bias is frequently arbitrary among folks who have no problem eating meat

“Why they were trying to navigate through there, I don’t know. We’re still trying to figure that out”

If the ATF deregulates suppressors, they will become illegal in states whose own laws require the federal stamp. The gun industry is trying to get ahead of the problem

The wolves, which state officials say were found near livestock, were shot in a small portion of the northern part of the state where gray wolves are delisted

If the green score for Chris Roades' 10-pointer holds, it'll be the new No. 1 buck taken with a flintlock rifle in Pennsylvania

This 20-gauge shotgun delivered better patterns than many 12 gauges

“Great white sharks are huge and powerful and easily could take all the line if they fought hard and pulled straight away"

A long list of violations from 2022, including missing antlers and sharpshooting without a hunting license, raises questions around the deer culling operation

Upgrade your turkey gun and save money with these deals

We want our children to love the outdoors as much as we do. Here's how adventurous parents are balancing the risk of adventure with its rewards

How to get tight on steelhead despite winter’s death grip

When biblical jackrabbit plagues swarmed the drought-ravaged High Plains in the early 20th century, rural Americans rallied with clubs and baseball bats to reclaim what little they had left

“A strike from a big tuna on a chugger plug with braided line is so bone-jarring it can crack your toenails"