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The team of wildlife biologists has been honing the art of python tracking for more than a decade. Last winter alone they removed more than 6,300 pounds of the invasive snakes from the Everglades

When I moved to Lanai to work as a wildlife biologist, I learned just how engrained hunting culture is here

A fox's breakfast, territorial bison, and an infamous grizzly

In the 90's, professional sharpshooters did their best to cull Australia's overgrown population of kangaroos — and I was along for the ride

Protesters say they will flood the bear tag lottery in hopes of preventing legitimate hunters from drawing

The suit alleges that retailers like Bass Pro and bowmakers like Hoyt conspired to artificially inflate the prices of archery equipment. Industry insiders say they’re simply enforcing minimum advertised prices to help local bow shops and protect consumers

California fisheries managers say up to 80 percent of the hatchery fish were lost during the power outage, which was prolonged when the backup generators failed. It will impact future stocking efforts in the Eastern Sierras

When we finally came face-to-face with a bear, Ethie was the only one with a rifle

A bobcat cache, a trophy-hunting griz, and a pissed-off cow elk

"The number of people that have not been paid is overwhelming and the details would shock most everyone"

Recent advancements in science suggest the idea isn’t as crazy as it sounds

The Outdoor Life staff picks their favorite hunting pants for every environment and species

This 20-shot method will save you time, money, aggravation, and give you a rock-solid and reliable zero

Sheep Mountain is home to big mule deer, but it's too rugged for most hunters. That's why my buddies and I decided to tackle it

Hiking poles can help you save your joints, navigate rough terrain, and gain speed

Officials are not on board with the plan, which could cost the locals up to $30,000 and goes against the province's guidelines

With a best-in-class LPVO like this, you can get an amazing amount of versatility out of the hard-hitting carbine you already rely on.

After landing his personal-best flathead and realizing it was a potential Pennsylvania record breaker, Daniel Brown says he decided to release the catfish instead of trying to get it certified

We had no hope of catching fish on the Potomac that day. Then the weather hit

Justin Lee breaks down his bear encounter with a griz in Montana last month that led to an open-and-shut federal investigation