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I once wrote that sheep were a young man's game. So, naturally, I had to go hunting for a ram at the age of 69

Caleb Wilson caught and released a nearly 27-inch burbot, a species that he says is often overlooked by anglers

Every angler needs quality rain gear and these are our top picks

Jesse Miller was fishing from shore on the Great Miami River when he caught a hybrid crappie that weighed more than 4 pounds

Catfish are fun to catch and taste great. What more could a fisherman ask for?

The best time to catch your personal best bass might just be at night. Here's how we used to do it

As long as you don’t lick a hammerhead flatworm, you’ll probably be fine

OL's former shooting editor describes some unbelievable hunting accidents and near-tragedies, what went wrong, and how to avoid them

If you’re sick of trying to catch pressured bass, look for skinny water

One of the best value scopes is on sale for more than half off

Here’s our ultimate guide for catching big bass on frogs

"I could see him way in the meadow over there. And I said, 'Well, I think I'll go after him. I'll just be a little late milking"

During the summer, fishing a boat dock is one of the easiest ways to catch giant bass and panfish

We shot hundreds of arrows through seven flagship compound bows to make our Editor's Choice pick

Like most Northeastern states, Vermont was devoid of wild turkeys until the late 1960's, when wildlife biologists started live-trapping and relocating birds from other areas

Insiders say the Boundary Waters mining ban was nullified through dubious political maneuvers and backroom deals

While the world focuses on heavy-for-caliber bullets, new bullet technology also elevates our favorite classics

“We’re not putting these animals out there and in harm’s way. Harm’s way is there. We're just documenting what's happening"

The last iteration of this key conservation package was passed in 2018, and the current version is still at risk of getting bogged down. Here's what to expect