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As wildlife biologists keep working to understand turkey population declines, more fall hunts could be closed

The new crop of precision rifle scopes is long on features, with excellent reticles and the best turrets we’ve ever seen

A turkey hunt with my old man is guaranteed to break out into scraps and squabbles. It’s also a hunt I look forward to every year

British angler David Knock caught the massive fish from a private lake in Hungary — the same place where another (or possibly the same) world-record sized common carp was caught in the fall

I was fighting two opponents: the rheumatic fever that racked my body, and the giant cat that was hunting herdsmen and their livestock

Daniel Maness was learning the ropes of run-and-gun tactics when he and his buddy spotted the tom strutting in a clearing

After a marathon budget session the House Natural Resources Committee green-lit a measure that would sell off BLM and Forest Service lands

Find the right backpack for your next adventure

Some ammo prices have come down since the pandemic spike, but they’re still higher than they were. Just don't blame tariffs — yet

We tested and reviewed the best fillet knives that do everything from prep a mess of crappie to cut tuna steaks

This year's crop of best rifles includes long-range shooters, lever actions, mountain guns, and some screaming bargains

Our annual evaluation of the year’s best rifles involved more guns, and much more shooting, than ever

The new initiative capitalizes on the growing demand from sportsmen to legally access islands of public ground surrounded by a sea of private property

These lures will catch smallies anywhere, and any time of the year

We trusted a river report from a local, which led us down a stream choked with beaver dams and strainers

Track your microclimate with one of the top wireless weather monitors

An 88-year-old Florida man and his dog were mauled to death by at least one black bear just days before wildlife officials revisit the state's first bear hunt in a decade

Public-land sales are off the table for now, but critics call the budget bill an “extreme attack on America’s natural resources”

As tourism increases — and so does private land development nearby — researchers and ranchers are wondering just how much NPS visitors care about wildlife. A lot, it turns out  

This highly effective and polarizing fly technique can be a confidence booster or crutch depending on how you approach it.