Recent Outdoors Articles
The Lakes Are Going Dark — And So Is the Fishing
For generations, American men have passed down the same fishing spots from father to son. The same lake where your grandfather pulled out a stringer of yellow perch. The same stretch of river where you caught your first trout. But something is changing out there, and it's not just the weather. The
10 Late-Season Turkey Hunting Tips
10 Late-Season Turkey Hunting Tips Image credit: OpenAI Late-season turkey hunting is a different game entirely — the birds have been pressured for
Best Selling Camping Gear
Best Selling Camping Gear Image credit: OpenAI There's a certain satisfaction that comes from a campsite that runs like a well-oiled machine — where
Trump's New Hunting Rules Are Shaking Up Federal Lands
The Trump administration has quietly issued orders that are reshaping how millions of acres of federally managed land operate for hunters and trappers across the country. Internal documents from the Interior Department, reviewed by the New York Times, reveal that roughly 76 federal lands — includin
Top Selling Men's Hiking Backpacks
Top Selling Men's Hiking Backpacks Image credit: OpenAI A quality hiking backpack is one of those pieces of gear that quietly defines the entire exp
Utah Raises Deer Permits for 2026 Hunting Season
The Utah Wildlife Board wrapped up its latest public meeting with some big news for hunters across the state. The board gave its approval for the 2026 big game hunting permit numbers, and the headline figure is hard to miss: 86,625 general-season deer hunting permits have been approved for the comi
South Atlantic Red Snapper at Risk as Trump Approves Controversial Fishing Exemptions
The federal government just handed four southeastern states a pass on rules that have been the backbone of red snapper recovery for years — and not everyone thinks that's a good idea. President Trump approved permits through the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) that exempt
Hunters Under Attack: How One Group Is Fighting Back in Washington State
A legal battle is brewing in the Pacific Northwest, and its outcome could reshape wildlife management and hunting rights not just in Washington State, but potentially across the country. The Sportsmen's Alliance Foundation has stepped into a lawsuit filed by an anti-hunting group called Washington
Best Selling Hunting Scopes
Best Selling Hunting Scopes Image credit: OpenAI A quality riflescope can mean the difference between a clean, ethical harvest and a missed opportun
Popular Hunting Game Calls
Popular Hunting Game Calls Image credit: OpenAI Few skills separate a seasoned hunter from a novice quite like the ability to effectively communicat
