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A Chinese company is being accused of evading last year’s sanctions by continuing to sell restricted thermal scopes in the U.S.

Keep your wild game freezer burn free with these vacuum sealers.

A new law limits access for out of state hunters to public lands, including on some federal lands

“I thought someone had hit me with a baseball bat”

These training tools are USPSA grand master approved

Isaiah Gifford and Matt Roberts are the first-ever co-recipients of the award, which honors wildlife officers for their outstanding work. In this case, they helped uncover one of the biggest poaching busts of the century

We tested pocket knives for their cutting ability and functionality

"Man, I hope somebody kills that buck," my buddy said. "No one will ever believe my story about his antlers unless they see him"

What I thought was a black bear turned out to be a grizzly. He forced me to hold my fire, kept me treed all day, and charged nine of us

The former president of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers has created a new lobbying group, and he's not pulling punches

These combos cost under $100 and are ideal for all types of crappie fishing

We tested the smokeless claim and the features of these fire pits

This middle schooler joins the ranks of elite hunters after completing one of big game hunting’s toughest milestones

Glacier bears are decidedly rare, and on average fewer than two were killed each year when I hunted mine

Don’t wait for fall to get in on the action with coastal bass

Add a boost to your uphill with a full-suspension motorized mountain bike

There are loads of reliable red dot sights on the market these days, so we tested them to find the best

While spearing walleye, pike, and lakers is controversial, Jon Durtka says spearfishermen have more in common with hook-and-line anglers than you might think

The state's first new freshwater record of the year tied the existing state record