Nobody wants law enforcement eyeing them. But what if game wardens have good reasons to do so? What if the person they’re watching is, in fact, a poacher?
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Can game wardens come onto your private property and spy on you with hidden trail cameras? Yes””and no. Our exclusive report explores this complicated issue
Facing existential threats to its famed native trout, Yellowstone National Park is reviving a decades-old conservation tool””a platoon of volunteer fly anglers
Our exclusive, up-close look at T.R.’s former home and the objects from his life as a hunter, naturalist, and explorer
Imported from China, the ringneck pheasant is now a symbol of the American Heartland””and still one of the country’s most popular gamebirds
Find any of these top 10 favorite elk foods and you can bet that a good bull won’t be far away
The Hollingsworth case arose because trail-cam surveillance crosses a line. Now, the Open Fields Doctrine, which has given wardens private-land access for decades, is in the crosshairs
A field guide on the most common disease-spreading ticks in North America””plus, tips on how to prevent bites
Did you know that there are more than 20 types of bass? You’ll want to know them all if you’re a serious bass angler. Here’s a breakdown
For military servicemen and -women struggling to adjust to civilian life, being outdoors can make all the difference. These two vets are getting their fellow soldiers out hunting and fishing
