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As expected, the provision to do away with Form 4s and $200 tax stamps has been disqualified from the Senate version of the One Big Beautiful Bill 

Lake life comes at you fast: Save money at Overton's until July 7th

There's an order to rigging up your bike for off-road riding

Unknown Munitions is taking one of the most popular factory hunting rifles and giving it some serious upgrades

After it was tagged by biologists, the spoonbill doubled in weight and likely traveled through seven states

“It’s a mammoth of a carp”

Nearly 100 percent of Minnesota hunters punched their moose tags during the state's first modern season in 1971. They still had to work for it

Food plotting is hard work and can be expensive. So don’t mess it up with these mistakes

Everything from budget over-ear protection to high-end bluetooth ear pro is on sale

An investigation finds that Richard Waters lied about a set of 306-inch deer antlers he submitted to a hunting expo this spring. It turns out they were a deadhead from a deer farm

We tested baitcasting and spinning reels for bass, panfish, trout, and saltwater

A low-flying helicopter in Idaho helped tip off wildlife officers to a sprawling poaching scheme

After shooting hundreds of arrows through nine of the top bows, we selected a unanimous winner

The winner of this year's bow test weighs 3.5 pounds and averaged 2-inch groups at 50 yards

The new provision would put up to 1.225 million acres of public land on the auction block

Here’s our ultimate guide for catching big bass on frogs

While the agency says building more roads will help timber sales and wildfire mitigation, agency records show that 90 percent of human-caused wildfires happen within half a mile of a road

Expert whitetail hunters discuss their go-to attractants

The current version of Utah Senator Mike Lee's provision to sell public lands is likely dead. But he promises to introduce a new draft