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We tested shooting glasses for comfort, eye strain, and clarity

With warmer winters in the Northeast, swarms of bloodthirsty ticks are turning moose into walking corpses. The solution may involve hunting more of them

My buddy and I hit a three-day dry spell in Smoky Mountain National Park. When we couldn't figure out what fly they wanted, we gave in — and tried live hellgrammites

The spawn is a great time to catch the bass of a lifetime, but you’ve got to follow these rules in order to protect the fishery

State wildlife managers say they made the "very difficult decision" to lethally remove the wolf, which had been relocated from another county in September 2024 due to evidence that its pack mates were preying on livestock

We tested the best flashlights and compared their beam patterns to help you choose your next flashlight

Rafal Wlazlo’s monster carp sets a benchmark for Connecticut’s freshwater fisheries and highlights the rise of carp fishing as a serious sport fish

It was supposed to be a banner morning of duck hunting. Instead, a man and his dog are faced with escaping from a freezing, watery nightmare

We thought we had a handle on things — until I came face-to-face with a rattler

When my fishing trip got canceled, a stranger noticed I was upset — and invited me hunting instead

Several anglers say their prize checks have bounced after competing in American Bass Anglers events this spring. The tournament says it's a banking error

With 1,000 miles of road still impassible, Michigan's public-land managers are slowly clearing roads, surveying timber damage, assessing wildfire risks, and keeping tabs on wildlife

We picked our favorite gifts for dads who love the outdoors

Gear up for summer with a shelter that fits the whole family

Shooting running game is standard — and sporting — in Europe. Here's what I learned about German hunting culture and their legendary game drives while living abroad

The best fishing shirts keep you on the water longer by protecting you from the elements

As Florida moves one step closer to a black bear hunt this December, Connecticut advances legislation that would trigger a season if bear conflicts worsen

Even though most sportsmen have switched to autoloaders for protection, plenty of grumpy naysayers remain. Here's what the evidence says

Comfort and performance come together for this year’s crop of new footwear for fishing

I thought fishing my old stomping grounds was a waste of time. Then I bumped into a fisherman who showed me just how mistaken I'd been