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The DVX Night Storm X1 will bring consumer-grade night vision to the masses when it starts production in March. Here's our first look at the unit

I backpacked and camped in one of the outdoors’ most expensive tents to see if it was worth the hype.

Western lawmakers are blasting the ruling that grizzlies are still "threatened" as politically motivated. Other delisting advocates say it's further proof that the ESA process is broken

The proposed expansion would add more than 20,000 acres to the refuge and could open the door to a buyout of the mining project

Sometimes the worst weather conditions make for the best duck hunts — and the most dangerous situations

“Even an hour into the fight, the fish was still taking line and we were all wondering, ‘When is this going to end?’”

Our hunting and conservation editor makes some bold predictions about what outdoorsmen and conservationists can expect in the new year

The amount, requested last week by three ranchers in Grand County, far exceeds CPW's depredation budget. Days after the request, federal officials announced that the wolf from the Copper Creek pack that died in September had been shot

“I’d have been happy just to take a fat doe”

No one has more trigger time with the new 7mm BC — or more accuracy and velocity data — than our shooting editor. Here’s the full story behind Federal’s innovative high-pressure, high-velocity cartridge

Game wardens discovered 18 unlawfully taken bass, including several trophy fish over 20 inches long

Citing brucellosis and erosion concerns, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks joined a lawsuit over the growing Yellowstone bison herd. NPS says the park can support a bigger herd, and that hunters and tribal buffalo restoration programs will help control the population

Every year, recreational anglers can get paid to harvest Northern pikeminnow from the Columbia and Snake Rivers. Last summer was especially profitable

Coyote hunting is fun, challenging, and addicting. Here's how to get in the game this winter

To a North Dakota boy like me, snipe-hunting still bears the smell of a hoax. To the Irish, they rank above ducks and pheasants

The old setter was on his last legs, but he showed true greatness one frigid evening when he pointed quail for a man who was no longer there

Trail running shoes have taken over America’s trails, and for good reason

We took the ultralight world’s new favorite tent out on a stretch of the Pacific Crest Trail

These decoys will have puddle ducks and divers coming in hot