The Quality Deer Management Association and National Deer Alliance will unify into a single new group focused on the conservation of America’s deer populations and issues facing deer, deer hunters, and the hunting industry.
A new brand aims to bring American-made, high-end hunting apparel directly to hunters through both a physical storefront and an online presence.
Amid the controversy of a supposed ‘accidental’ aerial landing in Montana wilderness, a coming bill could lift the maximum fine for lawbreakers to $20,000.
Last October, the team from Backcountry BC and Beyond took a string of horses into the mountains for a moose hunt. They came out with a moose — and one more horse than they went in with.
The Great American Outdoors Act nearly soared through the legislative branches in March, but COVID-19 set it back. This morning, it passed the Senate.
Two Black women are launching a digital platform that will locate Black-friendly businesses across the country, aiding our fellow Black citizens in remaining as safe as possible as they travel.
Father’s Day is coming up on June 21. Don’t let it sneak up on you! We’ve got a pile of Father’s Day gifts for dads who love to fish.
We scoured the internet, asked experts, and shuffled through the newest fly rods out there so you don’t have to. Behold, the best fly fishing rods of 2020.
Hunting lottery results are steadily coming out, and there are fewer than 100 days until the archery hunting season starts in some states. Here’s how to prep for opening day.
A new fishing film from Patagonia pays tribute to an unusual fly fisherman in the Italian countryside. And it’s one to watch.
If you haven’t done an inventory on the ol’ tackle box, now’s the time to do it. Here, we break down the best fishing lures to have in reach at all times.
If you want to catch more fish, go below the surface with a nymph rig. Loon Outdoors’ Matt Callies shows you how to set it up in this quick video.
With fishing open in most states, there’s no better time to try and catch new fish species on the other end of your line. And these large freshwater fish can fill your freezer with one cast.
Two of the most prominent trade shows in the fishing world cancel as the coronavirus pandemic continues to wreak havoc on the outdoor industry.
Duck hunter Albertine Kimble leads us through her home of the Plaquemines Parish, talks to ducks, and explains why the river means life and protection for the Louisiana shoreline.
A Denver news station reports that local wildlife joined in on quarantined folks howling at the moon. But little did they know: Humans can also bugle.
For women with tough and demanding gigs, here are the workwear pants that hold up.
Now’s the time to dig in and do your research if you’re thinking about hunting for the first time. These books will help.
A new series from the folks at the Journal of Mountain Hunting aims to add a bit of elk-iness to your quarantine hunting daydreams.
With national parks in shutdown mode, employees are capturing the stillness — and movements — in places like Yosemite National Park.
The latest film from First Lite features Clay Newcomb, an Arkansan with a bevy of talents that stretch from mule wrangling to running a publication about bear hunting.
Quarantine crafting is the new crafting. And tying flies is the perfect way to spend the time. Orvis has you covered with live tutorials.
To mitigate the spread of COVID-19, Alaska canceled all early-spring bear hunts.
The hunting story follows human language back to the very beginning. And luckily for us bibliophiles, there are now hunting books, apps, and a Kindle to tell it.
The move aims to prevent unnecessary travel as states push back against the potential spread of COVID-19.
Some hunting seasons are already open for spring, others are fast approaching, and the COVID-19 pandemic is in full swing. Here’s what hunters need to know.
A new trend encompassing an ancient tradition is environmentally sustainable, good for your wallet, and sentimentally stylish. Meet the art of visible mending.
In the 1970s, a national energy shortage almost dammed the Yellowstone River. This short doc tells the story of how it was saved.
You can be very safe if you #optinside due to COVID-19. But there are still ways to play outdoors while limiting coronavirus risks.
Most people won’t catch a 500-pound marlin in their lifetimes. These guys decided to do it from a kayak.
Coronavirus is forcing all of us to reconsider our daily interactions with other people. But hunters and anglers find a sense of peace, stability, and charity within the most ancient form of social distancing.
No, thanks.
