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There are more .410 turkey hunting guns than ever. We put the top models to the test

On the bright side, that pricey fee would cover all applications. Hunters currently have to pay a fee for every limited-quota tag they apply for

These versatile ice fishing rods are ideal for panfish, perch, and walleye

It takes plenty to feed the thousands of Minnesotans who fish the Jaycees Extravaganza. These photos highlight the food, drink, and teamwork that make it all happen

You can’t pull the trigger properly if you can’t feel your finger. Electric gloves might be just what you need this season

I have called in thousands of animals and only nine of them attacked me. But the rarity of these attacks won't mean a thing when it actually happens to you

As first responders work to save human lives and property, fisheries managers are considering a potential rescue plan for the steelhead trout in Topanga Creek

Looking to ditch the cold and get back to largemouths? These locations — and some tips for fishing them — will ease your cabin fever

Portable, eco-friendly, and waterless, we found the top toilets for composting waste

CPW asked hunters to help simplify the draw process amid growing unrest over point creep, resident opportunity, and more

Forget going in the woods, bring a bit of civilization with you to the outdoors

Breathe easy during fire season with one of these air purifiers designed to cut down on smoke particles

Learn how to properly put line on your spinning reel to avoid line twists

The nearly 700-pound bear was one of 10 harvested during Louisiana's first black bear season in more than 35 years

The lawsuit asked the highest court to declare federal lands illegal

We chanced Cold War politics and treacherous terrain for a shot at Iranian ibex. But then I blew the shot — or so it seemed

After several months of testing, here's our guide to picking the right solar generator size for your needs

The big New Jersey bowfin was pulled from the same small tidal creek as the previous state record, caught in 2017

The federal program supporting voluntary public access on private lands is grossly underfunded, and that’s limiting hunting opportunities

A few seasons of hunting mule deer in the West has turned at least one big woods whitetail hunter into a lifelong muley man