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The new and expanding HuntLink app connects hunters with private landowners through a digital, interactive map

This new rangefinder from Garmin is packed with hi-tech features and superb glass

All three of the record-sized muskies were caught and released in Green Bay

These tasty fish might be popular winter surf targets, but if you’ve got access to a boat, the game levels up in skinny water

"Shooting a polar bear in the rump at 17 yards to make him turn around didn't seem to me like the best procedure, but George knew a lot more about this business than I, so I did as I was told"

The 6.5 Creedmoor is more popular today, but is it really better than the .30/06? Here’s an unbiased look

A state prosecutor had previously described Michael Duby as "somebody who is just unable to stop violating fish and game crimes"

More Eurasian wigeon are showing up in the Willamette Valley every season, causing the author to lose his sanity

When I got wind the ice was finally thick enough for fishing, I persuaded a group of buddies to play hooky with me

The rich heritage of Southern rabbit hunting is in danger of being relegated to the history books

Is this pint-sized 6mm cartridge a worthy contender against the most popular big game cartridge of our time? You might be surprised

The frontier legend and his pack of hounds stalk a bear in Old Mexico

Hunting Afognak Island with two others in October, Chase Parker tagged a huge Roosevelt bull that should be the new No. 1 elk in Alaska

We tested the new Swarovski Balance AT/ST

Proponents say the agreement will improve and streamline how USFS lands are managed. Others worry it's a step toward public land transfers

We found great deals on guns from Mossberg, Beretta, Benelli, SOLGW, Glock, and more

“I caught a ripple on the surface of the bay as the deer neared the beach. Then I saw the sinister black dorsal fin of a shark”

Understanding the different ways wind can influence a bullet's flight — and knowing which influences you can ignore — is the key to honing this skill

A series of legislative moves would pave the way for a foreign-owned corporation to establish a mine near the most popular wilderness area in the country

The two masked poachers sawed the statue off its pedestal but didn't have a plan for how to fit it in their sedan