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"The previous seven nights we had landed some really good fish up to 30 pounds. And when I hooked that fish I knew it was big"

New technology has made thermal optics more capable and cheaper than ever

Whether you want a light and fast arrow or you’re a heavy arrow fan, you’ll find a good option in our lineup of the best hunting arrows

Deals on trail cameras, shotguns, crossbows, scopes, and more

It took Randy Brown a decade of researching, testing, and breeding hog dogs to assemble a pack that perfectly fits his style of pig hunting

The decision to remove Sabrina Pack came the day after emails were published revealing her private communications with ranchers around Mexican wolves

Taylor Stanberry competed in her first Python Challenge this July, where she hauled in 60 pythons and won the $10,000 grand prize

"His track was big, but I never dreamed I was on the biggest rack ever shot in this century"

I’d been on hundreds of big game hunts around the world, but this was the most tortuous of them all

A new bill that passed the House and is cruising through the U.S. Senate aims to better understand the "taxman" problem and look for potential solutions

The unanimous vote by Florida wildlife commissioners sets the stage for the state’s first bear hunt in a decade, and it lays the groundwork for future hunting seasons

This affordable lever action blends innovation and classic looks in a takedown design that fits in a day pack.

Save on everything from dove decoys to elk calls during the Fall Hunting Classic

These scopes have great warranties and low prices

Under the Tump Administration, there's a real possibility that a proposed mine near the Boundary Waters could advance. Here's why outdoorsmen don't want that to happen

Understanding sensitivity, cellular connectivity, and power usage in the real world.

In the 1950's, market hunters were slaughtering 250,000 ducks per year, laughing at the law. Then they made the mistake of selling them to a friendly salesman

Rescuers say the 39-year-old man was weak and dehydrated, and might not have made it another 24 hours