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As the wolf population in North America grows, so do your chances of a wolf encounter. Here's what to know about wolf attacks

A former Texas Ranger and his bird dog show this brush-country hunter how farm coveys really work

Two weeks after his daughter-in-law missed a monster whitetail, Archibald Rutledge sat on her stump and waited for the buck to reappear

Check out all the biggest tuna ever caught, according to the world recordbooks

Many states have legalized harvest of game struck by vehicles. Here’s what to know if you're considering salvaging roadkill

I experienced one of the world's last great intact wildernesses — while it's still intact

Here's a breakdown of the top speeds of North America's biggest predators, and what we know about all eight species of bear around the world

We test the newest trail cameras and compare their subscription plan prices

After nearly two months of uncertainty among gun shops and suppressor customers, the ATF offered insight into how it was treating suppressor transfers

Mauled and alone, an Alaska guide had to doctor himself with rum before making a four-mile hike for help

No trail cameras or bait for this Florida bowhunter. Just a climbing stand, a grunt tube, and a 15-year-old compound

How long a deer lives usually depends on habitat, pressure from predators, and a variety of other factors

These are the hottest new cartridges in the whitetail woods, plus some old classics

To correctly predict a whitetail's next move, you need to understand its tail language

Three weeks after local media publicized the existence of a potential state-record buck, a hunter posted a photo of the deer

It's getting busy in the Thorofare, the farthest spot from a road in the Lower 48. But still, the author's family dodged other fishermen and horsepackers in search of the iconic Yellowstone cutthroat

Cattle depredation is pushing agencies toward relaxing federal protections

We tested the top bipods for your rifle

No, venison from mature bucks doesn’t have to taste bad. But, the meat from an old brawler buck killed during the end of the rut is a different story. Here’s why

Our key federal agencies have smaller budgets after inflation than they did in 2002. If this keeps up, soon they won’t be able to fulfill their most basic missions