Read the latest articles from Outdoor Life (Page 48)

Here are the best ways to cook America’s favorite game meat from our favorite professional chefs, wild game foodies, and hunters

When a young Marine sets out to catch a mess of trout for his platoon, he gets a bigger fight than he bargained for

We were about to deploy to Europe, but Louisiana fishermen kept inviting us to catch bass in their best spots. Somehow, my buddy and I got passes for one last fishing trip

My little girl, a crack shot since age four, turned seven this year. Like her older brother did when he was seven, she wanted to go bear hunting

Introduced as a sportfish 50 years ago, blue cats have since invaded every major tributary of the Chesapeake Bay

When the fishing is slow, don't agonize over it. Switch it up and catch your own bait instead

The location where the shooting took place lies roughly 30 miles south of where a shed hunter killed a charging grizzly in April

Be prepared and stay informed during a disaster with these radios

The charges were dismissed, but the hunter says the allegations alone have harmed his reputation and his business

From bananas to the first-cast curse, consider yourself warned about these fishing superstitions

The land-sale crisis was averted, however the legislation that now goes to the Senate would pave the way for mining near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and drilling in the Arctic Wildlife Refuge

We tested baby carriers while hiking, fishing, and being active outdoors parents

Insiders are hopeful this will render the Form-4 application obsolete. But even if that fails, odds are good that tax stamp fees could shrink to just $5

Get relief from scorching summer days (and nights) with one of these cool portable units built for outdoor use

"I thought I was gonna lose the fish for sure — it felt like that throughout most of that fight"

OL's shooting editor set out to build a long-range precision rifle for the new 7 BC cartridge. Here's how it performed

The Humminbird Helix is a proven fish finder and we found the best price on one

I didn't get rich running traplines, but I wouldn't trade those years for anything

The controversial provision in the federal budget bill would have required the disposal of 500,000 acres of public ground in Utah and Nevada

Forest Service closes a section of Juniper Springs after a 14-foot alligator got aggressive with paddlers