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Don’t wait for fall to get in on the action with coastal bass

Add a boost to your uphill with a full-suspension motorized mountain bike

There are loads of reliable red dot sights on the market these days, so we tested them to find the best

While spearing walleye, pike, and lakers is controversial, Jon Durtka says spearfishermen have more in common with hook-and-line anglers than you might think

The state's first new freshwater record of the year tied the existing state record

Before Winchester ever sold one of its rifles chambered in .458, I took it on safari in Kenya

One of the newest and most innovative pistol red-dot sights on the market was launched exclusively on Glock pistols, but we think this is the future of handgun optics

These pistol lights provide excellent illumination and intuitive controls

An Idaho citizens committee recommends limitations on disruptive technology for hunting, but the public will have a chance to weigh in on recommendations during rule-making process

One group is trying to end the wolf reintroduction by ballot measure. Opponents say it's too little too late to be effective at managing wolf conflicts that are unfolding now

The new conservation group will focus on struggling herds and habitat

Researchers analyzed decades of incident reports and found that “risky behavior” by humans played a role in 96 percent of alligator attacks

Top shades tested for quality, durability, and comfort

There was nowhere to take shelter, and I decided dying in the turkey woods was as good a place as any

Officials say the crash involved a center console vessel and Nitro bass boat

This Idaho-based DTC ammo maker is American owned.

It turns out that hunters can only do so much to impact antler growth through nutrition and genetics. But we can have a big impact on age structure

The rare footage offers a glimpse into an intense predator-prey encounter in the deer woods

We tested both specialty and all-around tools at various price points