This story, “I Made My Death Bed,” appeared in the April 1965 issue of Outdoor Life.

Sometimes, there's no rhyme or reason to why a gobbling turkey shuts up and disappears into nothing. Here's what to do.

Flagship bows rarely go on sale. Let alone, carbon ones. But our friends at Lancaster Archery Supply worked some kind of ...

The online marketplace Etsy is banning the sale of furs. It's putting trappers and other small businesses in a bind.

Landlocked Atlantic salmon are popular in the summer, but you're better off targeting these powerful fish in the spring. Here's how.

With more than half of the translocated wolves now dead, Colorado's wolf reintroduction program is unraveling.

After a lifetime spent hunting alongside and living with gray wolves in the wild, Frank Glaser has plenty to say on the ...

Looking beyond worms and shiners, there are a number of "sleeper" live baits that anglers should pay attention to.

This story, ‘Cougar Nightmare,” first appeared in the July 1963 issue of Outdoor Life. While it is a classic example of a ...

Brian Qi caught a 1.75-pound black crappie while fishing with his dad. The fish is a pending junior waterbody record.

Wisconsin game warden Bob Markle set out to investigate walleye poachers in early spring, and eneded up in a high-speed chase ...

Lava flows and lightning strikes were the two most common fire starters or ancient peoples to cook their food and stay warm.