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Although state lawmakers voted in favor of repealing the 152-year-old law, a number of holdouts (mostly Republicans, and a few Democrats) say its bad for their constituents and the state’s hunting traditions. Here's why

We were conducting a geological survey in the Northwest Territories when a polar bear stormed our camp, mauled our dog, and attacked me and my colleague

I battled the tough yellowfin for three hours, and dreams of a record danced through my head. Then a spoiler showed up — one that was 16 feet long

I was packing out my buddy's moose hide when the big grizzly got ahold of me

CCF pads are reliable, versatile, and lightweight

When Alabama-based land-manager Kyle Lybarger shared his concerns about sweeping misinformation posted by an influencer in the native habitat community, it spiraled into escalating fights among social media followers

We’ve scoured the internet for some of the best deals on guns for the ultimate Fourth of July buy

Save on two of our favorite Garmin watches

Viral video clips show a black bear making a daring swim across a major Massachusetts reservoir — with two cubs clinging to her back

Nobody cares about your fillet job until there’s a fish spine sticking out of their neck

Epic photos of the freedivers who chase white seabass in the kelp beds of SoCal

The Hearing Protection Act seems like it should easily pass Congress while there’s a Republican majority in the Senate and the House, but that hasn’t been the case yet. Here’s the hold up