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This Idaho-based DTC ammo maker is American owned.

It turns out that hunters can only do so much to impact antler growth through nutrition and genetics. But we can have a big impact on age structure

The rare footage offers a glimpse into an intense predator-prey encounter in the deer woods

We tested both specialty and all-around tools at various price points

We tested the top snow pants on the slopes

By quietly issuing an online notice Tuesday, the White House revealed its intentions to kill a rule that was widely supported by the public and celebrated by conservationists

The majority of respondents said they oppose the sale of existing public lands, along with layoffs and funding cuts to federal land management agencies

Grizzlies once roamed California. This study shows the state's habitat could support them again — if residents have an appetite for reintroducing them

We put 13 knives through a series of cutting and skill tests

“That’s not fishing, that’s loitering with snacks”

A turkey hunting legend shares some of his secrets for decoying in gobblers

The field of handguns in our annual test covered a lot of ground — from high-end competition pistols, to new concealed carry guns, to great values for shooters on a budget

Staccato’s newest 2011 pistol has a re-designed optic cut and uses Glock-pattern magazines

David Esslinger fought the 884-pound tuna himself, but getting the massive fish into the boat was a team effort

"This particular cat had a kitten to feed"

We gathered the best handguns and shot them head-to-head at Gunsite Academy to determine the Editor's Choice and Great Buy winners

After paying close attention to an old man fishing nearby, the author cracks the code on snook fishing

Pro anglers give insight into the top trolling motors

Wildlife officials say the bear was a sow with no history of conflict