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Blade enthusiasts rejoice: Cyber Monday is a fantastic time to snag top-rated knives at a deep discount. From EDC folders to fixed blade models perfect for hunting or the outdoors, you can currently ...

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Conservationists are raising alarms about legislation that could significantly impact big game hunters in Wyoming. The proposal, Draft Bill 26LSO-0212, would allow the state’s landowners to transfer ...

In 1962 Remington introduced the 7mm Remington Magnum rifle cartridge, and it was special in two ways. First, it offered a high-performance alternative to Weatherby’s 7mm magnum cartridge, and second, ...

We look forward to the Cabela's Black Friday sale every year—and it's finally here for 2025. Right now, you can score up to 50 percent off hunting gear for every pursuit, from trail cameras and optics ...

Slab crappies are meat eaters—sure enough minnow munchers. They take artificials well at times, especially jigs—but big crappie will turn their noses at even the best of the best crappie lures.

If I were to flip you the bird left-handed, which I sometimes do to mix things up, you’d notice that my middle finger is crooked, with a bulged knuckle. Why does it look like that? Catfish noodling.

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Ruffed grouse hunting grew up in 19th century New England, so naturally it can be a bit of a prude. So genteel in certain circles, so neatly wrapped in tradition and style, it must seem to some ...