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Five backpackers tested ten different base layers to find the warmest, thinnest options for your next adventure

The positive sample came from a hunter-harvested deer in Lanier County, which lies in south-central Georgia not far from the Florida state line

We look at six trends that are based on harvest data from the National Deer Association's 2025 Deer Report

Instead of reinventing the wheel, this year shotgun makers are overwhelmingly listening to customers to improve the existing platforms they know and love

The two duck hunters spent 13 hours in the treetops hanging just over the water's surface, while their wives and a smartphone tracking app helped guide rescuers to their location

Here's a first look at SHOT Show’s newest rifle cartridges, handgun ammo, and shotshells

The top avalanche transceivers are reliable, incorporating new tech, and pushing the range

The three-month closure is meant to help rebuild red snapper stocks in the South Atlantic. But anglers say those populations are doing just fine, and that the Feds are trying to fix a problem that doesn't exist

"This was a joint effort between us, but since he's the one that actually reeled it in, he's the record holder"

This new hunting scope has competition-grade adjustments and an innovative tool-less turret

Here’s a look at the new, interesting, and most innovative handguns of SHOT Show 2025

SHOT Show has always been a key introduction date for rifle makers, so we're tracking down some of the coolest new rifles for 2025

The two Northern California residents showed up with a shotgun and a rifle after their neighbor phoned, asking for help

State officials are taking a closer look at elk feedgrounds amid concerns that supplemental feeding operations can serve as hotbeds for CWD

Lost, half-frozen, and low on supplies, a Minnesota deer hunter wanders deeper into the Superior National Forest. His only shot at rescue lies with a stranger he met days before

An additional 15 wolves were captured in British Columbia and relocated to Colorado last week. Officials also re-released five members of the Copper Creek pack

Not all streams are created equal, but each can produce lots of trout if you know exactly what you’re wading into

Winter moose hunting in Alaska is no picnic, especially for a hunter not used to snowshoes and hard exercise. But the hunting itself more than makes up for the hardship

The proposal seeks to gut a law signed by Teddy Roosevelt that has allowed presidents from both parties to conserve millions of acres of public land

After escalating conflict over how best to manage the state's wild critters, an in-depth report concludes the commission must be fixed or eliminated