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Andrew Porter's fiancé confirmed the cause of death, saying that "he was an experienced outdoorsman, who was in the wrong spot at the wrong time"

We field tested hunting knives that range from large slicers to small, light blades

"This is unanimous. Americans are telling the Forest Service: 'Don't do this'"

With just two days left in our mule deer hunt, we finally get advice on where to find deer. We're just not sure whether to take it

The hunter, who could no longer walk, managed to contact authorities just before his cell phone died

“Anyone who works in our industry is some kind of crazy"

We planned to retrace the former president's safari in many ways, but we never intended to recreate this particular nightmare

Fifty years in the bush have convinced me that every bear is a powder keg, and I've known a few to go off with a roar

My Canada moose hunt went perfectly to plan — until it didn’t

Everything you need to know about hunting knives and some of our top recommendations

A proposed rule change would lower bag limits from three deer to two in the three most hard-hit counties. Some hunters say the state should go even further by limiting hunters there to just one antlered tag

Outdoor Life sent its resident humorist to cover the 11th BASS Masters Classic. When he returned his only comment was “I hope Ray Scott has a sense of humor”

The two bodies were found Thursday by Colorado Search and Rescue, according to a family member of one of the hunters

Here’s how much meat you should be getting from a harvested deer

An IRS agent and state policeman came to Bear’s shop in Grayling, Michigan to lock the place up

The men's vehicle was found at a trailhead with their packs and their camping gear still inside

These versatile scopes are ideal for close range hunting and your dangerous game rifle

Cliff Chamberlan was told he had the pink salmon record in the bag. It turns out he caught the fish just one year too late

After half a decade of declining striper numbers, East Coast anglers will likely catch fewer big fish and fewer "schoolies" this fall

Your granddaddy didn’t waste meat, and neither should you