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Modern air rifles are now surprisingly competitive with .22 rimfires

"I've seen trout working ice edges before, but nothing like this. These fish were going full out, trying to crush everything that hit the ice"

"I knew I had to go right back to Virginia, and I wanted to easily break it to my wife, Ariella. So, I took her to dinner”

Scheels saved some of their best deals for after Black Friday

"Had I re-rigged, it wouldn't count. The time I don't do what I always tell people to do, and I catch a world record"

The good news? You don't need to change your rifle to create better tracking conditions

Robbie Flint was sitting against a tree running a can call when the buck stepped into a shooting lane just 10 yards away

What was supposed to be the perfect close to my deer season ended with a trip to the body shop

Guns.com is running deals all week long on pistols, rifles, and shotguns

Bear Warriors United says it's heard from more than 20 tag-holding hunters who are willing to sign up for the deal

Save money on the gear that you need to hunt through the cold

We found great deals on knives from Reiff, Civivi, Kershaw, Tops, Demko, and more

“All I asked the Big Man upstairs for this season was just to see a bear. And then he sends me this incredible gift”

These electric chainsaws are easy to maintain, quiet, and surprisingly capable

Grab a light rod and hit the beach this winter for one of the most readily available and delicious West Coast fish

Save on guns, ammo, and optics during PSA's Cyber Monday Sale

We found the best Cyber Monday deals on thermal scopes, red dots, rifle scopes, and binoculars from our favorite brands

Tournament directors across the state say they're concerned about liability, public safety, and permit requirements after seeing the wrongful death lawsuit filed against Major League Fishing

Get a Geissele G2S for only $90, a Holosun HS407K-X2 BLACKOUT Pistol Red Dot for the lowest price ever, and $100 off BCM lowers

After multiple years of complaints over Idaho's online queue for OTC nonresident big-game tags, the state announced it's moving to a draw system on par with other Western states