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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

A letter from Senator John Kennedy says the “unsportsmanlike” practice of hot cropping for mallards is ruining Southern duck seasons. Biologists say corn isn’t to blame for changing migrations

Caught off Virginia Beach, the big bluefin broke a 720-pound record that was certified just the night before

Under Director Brian Nesvik the USFWS is deferring to states, prioritizing hunting and fishing access, assessing its refuges, leveraging technology, and enabling the energy-first agenda of the Trump administration

Deals on everything from $80 binoculars (that we actually recommend) to a heavily discounted Schmidt Bender rifle scope

The Utah Houndsmen Association says the new trapping effort puts their livelihoods at risk and is a bad look for the state

You don’t need a custom rig to compete in NRL Hunter — these factory rifles are a great place to start

Chasing these schooling hunters on the ice is fast-paced winter fun

We review the best knife sharpeners to get a razor edge on your knives

Sharpen axes, knives, scissors, chisels, and more with this water stone sharpening system

The Secretarial Order aims to "eliminate needless regulatory or administrative barriers and to expand opportunities"

Trapping used to be a way of life—one that some of us have maintained all along. Fortunately, more people are starting to take up the tradition again

The 39-year-old pleaded guilty in court after telling wildlife officers that he regretted roping the bull moose and then leaving it for dead