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In today's world of trucks and SUVs, everyone's chasing that rugged edge. Automakers figure folks want vehicles that can handle dirt roads and trails just as well as they zip around town. Subaru's pumping out Wilderness editions left and right, Hyundai's slapping XRT trims on pretty much every cros

In a world where the daily grind can feel like a never-ending loop, Hyundai just dropped a concept that might make you rethink your weekend plans. The CRATER SUV, unveiled at the LA Auto Show, isn't just another showpiece—it's a bold statement about what it means to break free and tackle the unknow

Coffee prices are still dealing with that same tug-of-war between weather troubles in some spots and bigger harvests in others, keeping things unpredictable heading into the new year. The market remains mixed day to day, with arabica contracts showing some weakness after short-lived bounces, while

In a state as big as Texas, where private ranches stretch for miles and public access has always been slim, something big is shifting. For years, folks have griped about how little land is open to everyone—just four percent of the whole state, and out of that, only about a million acres where you c

For folks who love casting a line in Vermont's clear waters, some big shifts are on the way. Starting right at the stroke of midnight on January 1, 2026, the state's fishing regulations are getting updated in ways that could change how anglers plan their trips and what they bring home. The Vermont

In the crisp days of fall 2024, a tip from an everyday guy who cared about the outdoors set off a major crackdown on wildlife crimes in Tennessee. Game wardens from the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, working in Wilson and Rutherford counties, got word about serious poaching happening right al

In a world that's always on the go, the way people plan high-end vacations is shifting toward something more meaningful. Travelers are ditching the rush of cramming in too many spots for trips that really recharge the soul and build stronger bonds. This change is all about picking fewer places but

The year 2025 turned out to be a rough ride for Alaska's fishing industry and the communities that depend on it for their livelihoods. From deep cuts to federal science funding to ongoing economic pressures, fishermen, processors, and coastal towns dealt with one challenge after another. Yet amid a

For anyone who loves chasing walleye, Lake Erie has long been the place to go. Year after year, anglers pull in limits of thick, golden fish that fight hard and taste even better. But the latest news from the lake suggests the fishing is about to get even stronger, thanks to one of the biggest hatc

For a lot of guys getting into motorcycling later in life, or even coming back to it after years away, picking that first bike feels like a big decision. You want something that won’t scare you off the hobby, but you also don’t want to buy a toy you’ll outgrow in six months. The new Yamaha WR125R m