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We tested the new Pelican ATX in the overhead, under the plane, and tossed in a truck bed

“We’ve had deputies posted at the school this year so our kids can go out and play. I've got pictures of confirmed wolf kills of dogs right on people’s doorsteps”

Understanding how high water affects browns and rainbows can help you overcome those sudden bumps

Ditch your sagging supermarket knockoff for an affordable, supportive seat before your next long weekend in the outdoors

The BLM's new management plan, which entails the "permanent removal" of two herds, faces continued challenges because of conflicting interests on public and private land

During the golden age of turkey hunting, I headed South to hunt turkeys with a new acquaintance. He wasn't all that impressed with my turkey skills

This sub-$1,000 bolt-action shoots above its class, delivering when it matters most.

The NH Antler and Skull Trophy Club removed two of Travis Cushman’s records after his arrest

“If you’re in a community that has public lands in and around it, you could be caught up in a mandate to sell lands that have nothing to do with addressing housing costs”

Conservationists are working to move elk away from Wyoming’s disease-prone feedgrounds by paying ranchers to host them on private land

When fishing for bass in and around grass, a swim jig is hard to beat

Overharvesting was rampant during the brief fishing window, with authorities confiscating more than 12,000 of the small, silvery fish from poachers

Experts weigh in on how to age a turkey, which — as it turns out — is more guesswork than actual science

Big-game hunters are also banned from using other attractants like urine-based lures

Not sure if you found a great bargain or you're getting fleeced? Here's what to look for when shopping for a used shotgun or rifle — particularly those with wood stocks and blued barrels

During the dog days of summer, this forgotten bass fishing technique can help you fool the most sluggish bass into biting

A turkey hunting story from the OL archives ruffles feathers among readers

When my buddy and I finally set out on our first elk hunt, we're quickly separated from our guide. It doesn't take long to realize we're in serious trouble

The mass rehiring of probationary employees means that many of the critical federal programs benefitting America's fish and wildlife should move forward with adequate staffing

A bipartisan group of Western leaders is calling for a "more balanced approach to public land management" amid federal cuts and proposals to sell off federally owned lands