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The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources says spring gobbler season will open April 28 and run through May 24.

Anglers in northern Wisconsin can keep largemouth bass this season for the first time in 22 years.

Obscuring your dog’s view of the action might encourage him to move so he can watch the proceedings when you want him to stand still.

Expansive new $12 million facility will work to introduce competitive archery to young and old.

It is kind and humane to dispatch your quarry as quickly as possible. Honor your birds and our sport with a little attention to this important detail.

A Lake Wales hunter claims he was attacked by a Florida panther while calling turkeys near Lake Kissimmee.

With a new carbon-riser bow weighing just 3.3 pounds, and super-fast single-cam touting 343 fps, Diamond is making a splash in 2014.

Some Mainers can now get licenses for fishing, hunting, trapping or archery that last a lifetime instead of having to renew them every year.

Cloaked in engineering-genius and dripping with technology, the Bloody Buddy is a Spot-Hogg innovation that commands the attention of bowhunters who expect the most from their equipment and want an edge in the field.

What does an undisputed industry speed innovator do for an encore in 2014? Turn out a whole stable of exciting new bows, including a new speed leader.

A Bass Pro Shop Outdoor World store scheduled to open this fall in Tacoma will be the first in the Northwest.

When a company says it produces the "world's most shootable bow" it better know how to back up a bold claim. Elite has done it.

A Florida panther found near the beach in Naples has been relocated to a more suitable habitat.

Looking for a bow packed with premium features that doesn't carry a "premium-bow" price? Look at Mission.

Weeds spread quickly and hamper access for boaters and swimmers. But the weeds also provide a home and breeding areas for bass.

Gov. Gary Herbert has signed legislation that allows Utah youth to get a hunting permit without first taking a training course if they're accompanied an adult.