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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

Save on trail cameras from Moultrie, Tactacam, and Stealth Cam

There’s no need to fear hair-thin tippet and micro hooks if you understand a little physics

Prepare to Protect

The White Marlin Open is one of the highest-paying saltwater tournaments in the world. Here’s a look at some of the action and the winning catches

We tested 30 over/under, semi-auto, pump, and tactical shotguns

We gathered in Iowa to test the best new hunting and tactical shotguns of the year, to the tune of thousands of targets, bruised shoulders, and some surprising results

A new study found that wake boats should operate in deeper water than other powerboats because of the damage they can cause to lake beds

It will soon be time for the greatest smallmouth hunt of the year — no forward facing sonar required