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Skip the lift lines and tourists: You can go skiing in the backcountry with these powder-ready sticks

As Brian Nesvik sits for confirmation as director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, expect to hear lots about Wyoming’s record on chronic wasting disease, predator management, and public lands

The secret to success in this game isn’t knowing what to cast, but where to stand

Alaska wildlife officials have been culling wolves for a decade to help caribou numbers. After a judge halted the program as "unconstitutional" just ahead of calving season, Alaska Fish and Game says it must move forward

Stock up on new gear for going after gobblers

As dams and development reshaped our favorite bass fishing spots, my grandpa and I squeezed in a final fishing trip

It’s easy to obsess over details and potential “what if” situations, but don’t forget what really matters when selecting a hunting rifle

A Western hunting outfitter explains what separates the great hunters from the clients he never wants to see again

"I felt this steady pressure, almost like when you get snagged. Then she started taking line"

The latest order would also subsidize mining companies while reducing public input to reopen past projects — including a mine near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness

The trail camera was set on a hunting property in Georgia near the Okefenokee Swamp

The 6 pound, 4 ounce bass sets a new record for Lake Hartwell, a place Chad Mrazek has loved since college

The best way to make a clean kill on game is to shoot your rifle from the steadiest possible position. Our former shooting editor elaborates in these stories from the field

These affordable fish finders range from $100 to $400 and they're all on sale

USDA officials say the GPS-collared male was found near five dead sheep and killed during a predator control operation

Old Town's new kayak is packed with features for anglers

"A man couldn't trade me a gold monkey for this moment!"

"When I dream at night, I'm fishing"

When a Pennsylvania deer hunter and his buddies decide to book a caribou trip, they didn't realize they'd see such big bulls — or that one of their buddies would go missing on the tundra

After you pick through the classic shed hunting spots, you should also check out these underrated honey holes