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Fall is creeping closer. Maybe it’s even settled in along your neck of the woods. And duck hunters everywhere are getting ready. Whether you’ve hunted since...

Louisiana’s battered barrier islands have become a fishing paradise, says Chris Macaluso, blogging for the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership. And oil spill fines are helping...

Brantley Farms employs around 25 full-time hands on its 10,000-acre operation in Lonoke County, Arkansas. This month, as dove season opens in many states across the country, the farm will host...

Talk of football tends to ratchet up in August, but hunters know that the start of fall provides another beloved pastime. Dove hunting opens up the fall hunting season this month, and...

Late summer on the water can be a slog. The bass are deep, not active and hard to catch. And by August, they’ve seen it all.

An interesting look at the importance of wardens’ work to protect game and laws in the state of Texas.

The piece takes a look at long-range sighting systems such as Gunwerks and TrackingPoint and the growing market share they represent.

Congress last month took steps to improve fish and wildlife habitat as well as water quality.

Humans have always had to eat. Therefore, humans have always had to hunt. Evidence of prehistoric hunting recently was unearthed at White Sands National Monument in New Mexico.

What’s your story? Every hunter has one; some may be more outlandish than others, but all hunters have a story about how their first hunt. About that moment when an internal light clicked on and they felt connected to the land.