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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

As aoudad numbers continue to grow and compete with native bighorn and mule deer populations, Texas looks to a creative management tool

State wildlife managers have long said that Oklahoma does not have an established, breeding population of mountain lions. Recent trail camera photos are the "first piece of evidence" that cougars may be breeding there

This story of more than 100 rescues began when Harold Patrick froze to death on a wilderness moose hunt

The old boar was covered in scars, and its teeth were worn to nubs. It's the biggest hunter-harvested grizzly bear to ever make the books

One neighbor managed to chase off an irate cow using a fire extinguisher

The team of wildlife biologists has been honing the art of python tracking for more than a decade. Last winter alone they removed more than 6,300 pounds of the invasive snakes from the Everglades

When I moved to Lanai to work as a wildlife biologist, I learned just how engrained hunting culture is here

A fox's breakfast, territorial bison, and an infamous grizzly

In the 90's, professional sharpshooters did their best to cull Australia's overgrown population of kangaroos — and I was along for the ride

Protesters say they will flood the bear tag lottery in hopes of preventing legitimate hunters from drawing

The suit alleges that retailers like Bass Pro and bowmakers like Hoyt conspired to artificially inflate the prices of archery equipment. Industry insiders say they’re simply enforcing minimum advertised prices to help local bow shops and protect consumers