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Ensuring you make it to your perfect spring getaway spot.

Forget playing it safe. When it comes to hunting pressured birds, try cutting loose (but with realistic calling)

There are now 27 gray wolves wearing GPS collars in Colorado, and they're making tracks all across the western part of the state

Most of the items up for auction were forfeited by poachers, while others came from animals killed by vehicles and other causes

As I planned my DIY hunt, I was well aware that a lot of hard work would have to mesh perfectly with more than a little good luck

Pop-up tents are becoming increasingly popular. But are they better than traditional camping tents?

GearLight has the best bang-for-your-buck lights built for the outdoors

The pilot and his two girls spent 12 hours out on the wing of the half-sunken plane as they waited through the night for help

A bill that would establish a lottery system for a future hunt easily passed Oklahoma’s Senate and is now heading to the House

Two buddies set out into the wilderness of New Mexico to hunt mountain gobblers, back when rifles were standard and calling was an unknown art

Under the right conditions, these traditional bass and muskie baits will catch way more species than you ever imagined

Eight-year-old Reese Perez had to sit down to land the Missouri catfish during spring break with his family

Find the best tights for hiking

The three whitetails had fallen through the ice and likely would have drowned in deeper water if not for the drone pushing them in the right direction

Me and my hunting buddies weren't exactly turkey killers. So when we all got together one spring, things didn't quite go to plan

Skip the lift lines and tourists: You can go skiing in the backcountry with these powder-ready sticks

As Brian Nesvik sits for confirmation as director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, expect to hear lots about Wyoming’s record on chronic wasting disease, predator management, and public lands

The secret to success in this game isn’t knowing what to cast, but where to stand

Alaska wildlife officials have been culling wolves for a decade to help caribou numbers. After a judge halted the program as "unconstitutional" just ahead of calving season, Alaska Fish and Game says it must move forward

Stock up on new gear for going after gobblers