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This pack could manage even our heaviest loads, but just missed the mark on comfort

These seven pieces of gear are as worthy of being on the water now as they were when they first hit the shelves decades ago

Mule deer and whitetail ranges overlap in many states across the West. Here's how to tell the two species apart

Here’s your guide on how to fry fish like a pro

There's trouble in mule deer country. Here's what we're doing to save the West’s most iconic big-game animal

Shakespeare and Julius Caesar knew how poisonous this conifer can be. Wildlife aren't getting the message, and are dying at the hands of suburban landscaping as a result

A revised wolf plan opens the door to wolf hunting in the state—if wolves are first delisted at the federal level

These are are some of the ugliest (and coolest) fish from around the world

Captive deer facilities are hot spots for the fatal neurological disease. That also makes them an ideal place to try to understand it

Kick back after a long day of hiking with one of these top collapsible seats

After fishing for muskies in a controlled environment for 35 days straight, researchers at the University of Illinois came up with some interesting answers to an age-old question

Catching open-water fish in the cold months isn’t always easy, but you can increase your odds by remembering these tips

Find out if the world's lightest puffer jacket can stand up to winter temperatures

The highest price ever paid for big-game auction tags was shattered—twice—at the Western Hunting & Conservation Expo. What does this mean for the rest of us?

When it comes to picking your favorite firearms, explains our former long-time shooting editor, you don't have to be entirely reasonable

Decoy dogging or tolling with dogs is one of the most deadly coyote hunting tactics around. Here's how it works

This iconic hunt began in 1980. Forty-two years later, hunters had the lowest success rate on record. Ticks might be to blame

Using gene-editing technology and just a pinch of alligator DNA, scientists at Auburn have created a sterile, hybrid species of catfish they say is more resistant to infection

This simple DIY project could save you from a serious back injury

Layer up to stay warm and dry on your next trek in the outdoors