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In the rugged backcountry of Montana, where ranchers battle to protect their livestock and hunters chase the thrill of the chase, a heated decision just shook things up. The state's Fish and Wildlife Commission wrapped up a marathon meeting on August 21, hashing out new rules for wolf hunting and

Deer hunting is more than a pastime; it’s a way of life for many Americans who spend crisp fall mornings perched in tree stands or tucked into ground blinds, waiting for that perfect shot. But the deer hunting world is filled with myths and half-truths, often pushed by an industry eager to sell th

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When Vice President JD Vance headed across the pond for a family getaway, he probably didn't expect his fishing rod to hook him into another public relations mess. But that's exactly what happened during his recent visit to the United Kingdom, where a simple afternoon on the water turned into a he

8 Handy Survival Tools That Pack Small Image credit: Gentleman's Pursuits/Canva When adventure calls or emergencies strike, having the right surviva

5 Reasons to Saddle Hunt This Fall Image credit: Gentleman's Pursuits/Canva Fall’s coming, and if you’re itching to get out in the woods, saddle hun

5 Topwater Lures for Epic Bass Fishing Image credit: Gentleman's Pursuits/Canva If you’re chasing that heart-pounding moment when a bass smashes you

In the heart of Europe, a quiet revolution is reshaping the world of hunting. Denmark, a small nation with a big hunting culture, made history in April 2024 by becoming the first country to fully ban lead-containing ammunition for hunting. This bold move is more than a policy shift—it’s a wake-up

In the wild stretches of Florida's backcountry, where dense forests meet sprawling suburbs, black bears are making a comeback—and not everyone is thrilled about it. For decades, these powerful animals have been reclaiming territory, wandering into neighborhoods, tipping over trash cans, and even p

In the heart of Michigan's wild lands, where dense forests meet sprawling farms, a quiet battle over wildlife management just tipped back in favor of hunters and landowners. The state's Natural Resources Commission made headlines last week by flipping a recent rule and bringing back year-round coy