Read the latest articles from Outdoor Life (Page 65)

When it comes to selecting gauges for turkey guns, there are plenty of misconceptions. Here's what hunters need to know

Republicans have been trying to amend the ESA for decades. This bill — which includes good and bad ideas for wildlife management — has a better shot of passing than past attempts

Dapping, as the Irish call it, is a simple, lazy, cheap, and exciting way to catch trout

From high-end fly reels to Canadian nightcrawlers, experts say sweeping tariffs will likely disrupt every segment of the U.S. sportfishing industry

We put the best turkey loads head-to-head in pattern, penetration, and velocity tests

More claims from stockgrowers affected by wolf reintroduction are still waiting for approval

We put the top .410 turkey loads to the test. Here’s how they patterned out of three popular turkey guns

Here’s how the top 20-gauge TSS loads patterned

With less than a minute left on the tournament clock, Theodore Muskego landed his winning fish and dashed across the ice to get it measured

Before the conquistadors, cowboys, and settlers moved in, some 10,000 grizzly bears roamed California. And they didn't disappear without a fight

We tested a wide variety of binoculars for their optical resolution and low light capability

Save hundreds on fishing gear during the Bass Pro Shops Spring Fishing Classic

Surprise: banning someone from buying a hunting license doesn’t work if they never cared about one in the first place

The state, which has a growing population of black bears, is asking the public for input. If you live there, you should weigh in

A quality sleeping pad is crucial for a good night's sleep while an uncomfortable mat or deflated pad can end your trip

What makes a modern cartridge a success when another equally good or even superior round is lost in the shuffle? Is it really survival of the fittest, or is it the result of romance, prejudice, and clever advertising?

Not sure where to start your morel mushroom hunt? Here are a few tips for finding this season's tastiest mushroom

That freezer-burned shank or old package of ground venison is probably still edible. Here’s how to tell

After eight years of turkey hunting I had 22 gobblers to my credit and a bit of an ego. I was almost tempted to consider myself an expert until I had a run-in with an Arkansas longbeard that nipped my pride in the bud

Our ultimate guide to turkey hunting will help you get in the gobbler game