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Bought the year I was born, my daddy’s Woodsmaster killed countless deer and it still shoots straight

Opponents say that creating affordable housing by selling public land is a red herring. Conservationists are mobilizing a campaign to stop the land grab

“It was one of the first times that we had a collaborative effort where people agreed to come together — nobody’s hand was forced, there wasn’t a judge or a court insisting on this”

The new Evoke is the best new hunting rifle under $1,000

“They kind of hog the shots at the beginning of the season, but once I get their tags filled, I can start hunting for myself”

"We did get out during trout season here in Pennsylvania ... and the trout were hammering them"

I'd been fortunate enough to hunt all over North America, but I'd never had any luck with elk. And between the charging grizzlies and falling goats, this backcountry trip started to go the same way

We tested Tactacam's newest trail camera

One rancher says the Copper Creek Pack, which has a history of hunting and killing livestock, is raising pups just a quarter mile from his cattle

I took the latest version of REI's flagship tent into the field to see if it lives up to its reputation

"The fish went crazy and shattered my arrow. And I couldn't use my bowfishing reel because the carp was too strong"

Chill your provisions for the long haul with one of these reusable packs

The move to cancel a 20-year mineral withdrawal near the Boundary Waters was announced in an X post around the same time Congress decided against gutting the protections

The ethics of turkey hunting looked a lot different in 1948

Senator Mike Lee of Utah is pushing to sell up to .75 percent of BLM and USFS lands in up to 12 Western states — all except Montana

Budget negotiators are waiting on public-land inventory from Utah Senator Mike Lee, and could introduced a proposal as soon as tonight

"There's just a lot of variables that come into play when you have that heavy current, a bridge, and a big fish hooked on a small jig"

We were in there three days, saw seven moose, and caught hundreds of fish. It was the kind of fishing our grandfathers had known in the 19th century — and we pray that our own grandsons may know something of it in the 21st

Senate Republicans asked the House to strike a provision from its budget bill that would green-light mineral leasing in the Superior National Forest

A greenhorn's botched trip leads to a series of life-changing hunts in the Canadian backcountry