I Tagged the First Vermont Gobbler in Modern History Back in 1973
"I could see him way in the meadow over there. And I said, 'Well, I think I'll go after him. I'll just be a little late milking"
"I could see him way in the meadow over there. And I said, 'Well, I think I'll go after him. I'll just be a little late milking"
During the summer, fishing a boat dock is one of the easiest ways to catch giant bass and panfish
We shot hundreds of arrows through seven flagship compound bows to make our Editor's Choice pick
Like most Northeastern states, Vermont was devoid of wild turkeys until the late 1960's, when wildlife biologists started live-trapping and relocating birds from other areas
Insiders say the Boundary Waters mining ban was nullified through dubious political maneuvers and backroom deals
While the world focuses on heavy-for-caliber bullets, new bullet technology also elevates our favorite classics
“We’re not putting these animals out there and in harm’s way. Harm’s way is there. We're just documenting what's happening"
The last iteration of this key conservation package was passed in 2018, and the current version is still at risk of getting bogged down. Here's what to expect
A vague social media post by the Texas Department of Agriculture prompted confusion — and anger — among Texans this week
A sudden twist of nature doomed my friend, and nearly killed me, too
Idaho just overhauled its hunting regs to address fair-chase concerns. Here's what changed — and why
“Something went very wrong and they came face to face and my friend was badly gored”
Here’s your guide on how to fry fish like a pro
This classic pump gun is utterly reliable and produces excellent patterns
Our former shooting editor put this great debate to bed years ago
Sgt. Zachariah Clark was navigating through rugged terrain with limited equipment when he heard two of his fellow soldiers had been mauled by a bear
Experts think that the deer was taken in far northern Wisconsin, possibly 100 years ago
Prolonged drought across much of the U.S. is the new normal. It's on track to get worse. Here's what federal scientists want wildlife managers, ranchers, farmers, and gardeners to know about it
Turkey hunting used to look a lot different