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First Lite, a small apparel operation out of Ketchum, Idaho, is one of a growing number of crossover designers producing gear that works equally well for riding, skiing, hiking, and hunting
A 3-day bike hunt in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains was the perfect trip to put the company's new lightweight sleep system through its paces
The Wyoming state government recently released a study weighing the pros and cons of transferring federal lands to the state. The results were unequivocal: it's a terrible idea.
Everything a beginner needs to know to become a competent marksman
In his new book, 'Being a Beast,' Charles Foster attempts to understand the inner lives of animals by living as they do鈥攁s an otter, fox, badger, deer, and swift. In this excerpt, he "becomes" a red deer and allows himself to be hunted by a bloodhound.
Who says compound bows and bikes don't mix? (But seriously, this is fun.)
Efforts among lawmakers across the west to help mule deer populations by allowing hunters to bag coyotes and mountain lions won鈥檛 work鈥攊t never has
Affordable new camera traps allow you to easily, and surreptitiously, photograph local wildlife
We threw a slice of venison on the two fanciest grills around to find out which cooks best
Hunting is growing beyond its hook-and-bullet roots, thanks to outdoor inventions like the fat bike
Bear Hunter聽is a film by聽Caroline聽Santinelli聽that profiles 13-year-old Kerigan聽Disorda. Disorda went bear hunting with her father for the first time when she was 11, and the activity quickly became聽her biggest passion. She now wants to be a bear biologist and spends the majority of her time in Vermont's…
While many gun proponents remain adamant that firearms offer better protection against a charging bear than pepper spray, a growing body of scientific research suggests otherwise
There was evidence, but no investigation. A crime, but no suspects. Rumors, but no one willing to point the finger. When gunmen massacred up to 20 brown bears near a Canadian grizzly researcher's Kamchatka cabin, the warning was clear: On the lawless frontier of the New Russia, outsiders are no longer welcome.
The most wanted man in America survived five years in the North Carolina woods, eating salamanders, sleeping on the cold ground, and stalking deer. Or so he says. Spend a night in his secret mountain hideaway and you get the feeling there's more to this story.
He's a loner, he's lethal, and he's got your scent. Feline phantom, ultimate predator, the cougar has ghosted back into the American wild and your backyard. (Hey, Marge, have you seen the poodle lately?)
