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It's hard to beat a good pack of coyote dogs and a fresh track

Tyler Woehlk filled his first-ever Iowa Disabled Veterans deer tag on the biggest buck he’s ever killed

Built for British Special Forces, this scope is now available to the general public

The nontypical bull is the first to measure over 400 inches ever taken in the state

The newly established "bison roster" and surrounding regulations are meant to align with a new state law that protects free-roaming bison

Using their Rebated Precision Magnum case, Weatherby is bringing an all-new quarter bore to the table

Bass Pro is having a massive clearance event with great deals on some of our favorite products

Short horror stories about how (not) to burn bridges with your hunting partners

After corner-crossing between federal land was legalized in six states last year, hunters, hikers, and landowners are still grappling with the practical challenges of access

What seemed like a straightforward ambush turns into a stalk for a wounded buff in the dense brush

Deni Lynn Draper was fined $500 as part of his plea agreement. There could be additional repercussions for him and the other two servicemen, who still face criminal trespassing charges

Let’s stop being so exclusive. The hunting community should welcome the barely committed

Before you drop in on that frosty lake or bay, consider these tips that will help you get home without a bad case of hypothermia

After almost skipping the hunt due to a wedding the night before, the King brothers decided to hunt after all

The cougar attack took place in an area known for lion encounters. It's the first fatal attack on a human in the state since 1999

CPW says it plans to comply with the request, delivered after the state imported wolves from Canada and relocated a wolf from a pack known for depredation

The 30-mile hikes and 105-degree desert heat weren’t the worst parts

The author took one of the largest archery grizzly bears of all time with a recurve bow

The difference between a dream hunt and heartbreak balances on a knife-edge ridge

There's plenty of misinformation about how a gun should balance. Our former shooting editor takes a crack at clearing things up