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Nineteen broadheads put to the penetration test.

Talk about a lone wolf. For more than two years and 600 miles, a young timber wolf from Michigan's Upper Peninsula roamed through Wisconsin and eastern Iowa before ending his odyssey last October at a sheep pen in northern Missouri...

Walleyes like rough water, so don't scurry for cover when the lake gets choppy in stormy winter weather.

Did you know that you can diagnose your rifle's accuracy problems by feeling its pulse? Find out how and up your odds for a successful hunt.

Did you spook your buck? Here's what you should do next.

Tactical advice on how to find and bag the local king of the woods.

The first pickup with rear wheels that turn together with the front wheels.

Sometimes you feel like a truck, sometimes you don't.

ATV's Buyer's Guide- The hottest new machines and accessories.

In Fairbanks, it's illegal for moose to enter a saloon (via the sidewalk, at least)...and other weird game laws.

"Big" and "cushy" are adjectives often used when referring to automatic 4x4 ATVs, but those words wouldn't be appropriate for the Polaris Sportsman 500 H.O.RSE.

Many deer management articles omit the important ingredients that are required to turn a location into a prime-time hunting spot.

Important facts about your engine's lifeblood

New design emphasizes catching, not keeping.

Imitation creepy-crawlers draw strikes at summer's end.

OL's expert pours cold water on conventional thinking about where you can find big pike.

The myths and realities of cougar attacks in the great outdoors

The sights and sounds that send fish scattering. Find out what puts fish at ease or sends them away.

When predatory bears are taken, cubs are saved.

"Veterans of anti-hunting wars will well remember the Don't-Kill-Cute Bambi ploy that was once used so effectively against deer hunters..."