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The state's ongoing CWD surveillance program now includes incentives for taxidermists to send in samples from hunter-harvested deer

"These are not normal behaviors for a wild black bear," wildlife officials said, explaining that the bear was being intentionally fed by locals

Although another 26,000 smolts died on the roadside, officials say the incident shouldn't affect the health of future hatchery stocks

I put more than 1,000 rounds through this Turkish 2011-style double-stack 9mm, here’s how it held up

Jacob Wayne Battle was charged with first-degree assault for allegedly shooting the man who confronted him and his son over the dead goose

Grand County is one of two counties where 10 gray wolves were initially released in December. This is the first confirmed wolf depredation on livestock in Colorado since the reintroduction began

Opening day just wouldn't be the same without these knuckleheads

Find the right sleep system for your next shoulder season or winter adventure

Is this relatively inexpensive M110-style rifle all it’s cracked up to be? I shot the hell out of it to find out

Ruger builds on the trend of scaled down receivers for AR-10 cartridges in semi-autos

A classic hunting rifle in a classic caliber that speaks to hunting’s Golden Age

The retail giant sells enough live worms every year to form a roughly 14,200-mile-long chain. Now, they'll bring those worms to you

We tried out seven of the top ultralight quilts along a section of the 362-mile Oregon Coast Trail

Shooters using large sample sizes have been saying that many of our detail-oriented efforts at the reloading bench are pointless, so I set out to find out for myself

From freediving tips to spear selection, we cover everything you need to know about safely and legally spearing fish

How much data do we really need (or want) when fishing?

This top-tier X-Bolt 2 wraps superb accuracy, target stock ergonomics, and the feathery build of a mountain rifle into a single compact package

This step-by-step guide details everything you need to get your axe super sharp

A group of adults and teens were hiking the Rogue River Trail when blisters and inclement weather kept them from going further, the Curry County Sheriff’s Office reports

Mississippi Wildlife Commissioner Leonard Bentz also says he inspected the property's deer feeders before hunting to ensure they didn't contain any bait