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Large and trophy fish are disappearing, while medium-sized “eater” pike are increasingly taking a back seat to small fish often derided by anglers.

Game birds may not be as spooky as whitetails (sharptailed grouse might get close), but they are still very cognizant of predators and the sounds they make.

Top arms company to shut down operations nationwide, consolidate in new Alabama factory.

A&E Network says Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal will appear on the Season 6 premiere of “Duck Dynasty.”

Father's Day is approaching. What Dad wouldn't want his living room to smell like camouflage and beer?

In an average year, 350 million to 450 million walleye fry are stocked in Minnesota. Two-thirds are stocked directly into lakes; the rest go to the rearing ponds that produce fingerlings.

Request to install a roadside memorial at the site where hundreds of turkeys died in a Utah truck crash has been denied.

The first pair of whooping crane eggs laid in Louisiana in more than 75 years will not hatch.

Fishing season is opening in New York for walleye, northern pike, pickerel and tiger muskellunge.

A first-time turkey hunter learns some important lessons the hard way.

Gerry Zordan is going to make guns in Torrington. He is merging a lifetime appreciation of firearms, his dismay over the state's new gun control laws and his business acumen into this: Classic Carbines & Firearms Inc.

The 88,000-square-foot store will be Cabela's first in New York state. In addition to outdoor products, the store will include a large mountain replica, indoor archery range, boat shop and deli.

It is the farthest recorded mule deer migration in the world, and an ancient rite vital to the long-term survival of Wyoming's iconic mule deer populations.

In all waters, except Lake Carmi, Chittenden Reservoir and the Connecticut River, walleye and sauger must be at least 18 inches long and there is a three-fish daily limit.

The attendees of the Big Sandy Shoot try to shoot down a small drone to little success.

A newly released academic study suggests states that ban so-called "assault weapons" and restrict concealed carry rights have more gun-related murders than states who do not.

Americans spend about $48 billion annually fishing for fun, and they like knowing what's in the water with their bait. To provide answers to that question and more, biologists are conducting a study where they use “electrofishing” to stun fish in Tennessee Valley Authority lakes.