How Trout Unlimited is working with state and federal agencies to preserve the dwindling habitat of an increasingly rare native trout
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43-year-old Karl Studer received three felonies and 17 misdemeanors in a far-reaching case that included trophy elk, trophy mule deer, and aerial gunning of wildlife
The annual U.S. Fish & Wildlife survey shows the first overall increase in nationwide duck numbers since 2015, but blue-winged teal didn’t fare as well as some other species
Facing existential threats to its famed native trout, Yellowstone National Park is reviving a decades-old conservation tool””a platoon of volunteer fly anglers
A field guide on the most common disease-spreading ticks in North America””plus, tips on how to prevent bites
Invasive critters cause damage to the ecosystem every year. The good news for hunters and anglers? Some of them are edible
Wondering what these slimy land mollusks eat, and how? Here’s a full breakdown
The move will open new areas to hunters and anglers on 12 refuges across the country this coming fall
The well-known hunting guide violated the Lacey Act for putting clients on mountain lions that had already been treed or cornered before their hunt began
The Bureau of Land Management is considering opening massive swaths of land to private mining and extractive energy development
