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Missouri officials have taken a hard stance against feral pigs, implementing a hardcore trapping effort and changing hunting regulations to eradicate the invasive pests.

Three wildlife and hunting advocacy groups are suing New Jersey Gov. Philip Murphy for his ban on bear hunting on public land.

Tennessee fugitive was taken into custody after a 7-day manhunt. Two deer stands provided cover and aided law enforcement in the suspect's capture.

Many hunters believe windy days mean less deer movement. Yet, research suggests deer are unaffected by wind and extreme weather like Hurricane Michael.

PETA is a small, yet radically vocal animal rights group. Contributing writer and avid hunter Bob Robb shares his thoughts on the last will and testament of its founder.

A federal judge has restored protection for grizzly bears, ending the first scheduled hunts in 40 years in the Lower 48 after almost a month of delays.

A Montana senator campaigns as a hunter, joining a string of politicians who claim to be hunters during election years. Problem is, this senator isn't licensed to hunt.

A grizzly bear killed a Wyoming hunting guide and attacked his client, who survived and was able to escape to seek help, in the Teton Wilderness in Wyoming.

If you believe Phil Mickelson preps for the 2018 Ryder Cup by knocking balls around the golf course you'd be wrong. But he was at the range.

A black bear was euthanized after it hindered recovery efforts of the body of a man missing for more than four days in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

An Oregon hunter fell from his treestand and hung upside-down before two hunters heard his cries for help. The most dangerous part was the rescue.

GSM Outdoors has acquired CoyoteLight, expanding GSM Outdoors' hunting category offerings to help deliver more purpose-driven products for predator hunters.

As if the feral pig expansion throughout the southern part of the United States wasn't enough, now Burmese pythons may be expanding their range in Florida.

Anglers snagged and pulled in a gigantic Irish elk skull and antlers from Lough Neagh, a freshwater lake in northwest Ireland.

Federal Premium Ammunition has redesigned its line of Federal Speed-Shok waterfowl loads, with 10 new loads in several shot sizes. Putting down ducks and geese — especially the latter — efficiently and cleanly requires speed, knockdown power and, of course, good shooting skills. Hunters who want affordable ammunition can find it with the Speed-Shok lineup. Testing your waterfowl shotgun at the range for patterns at different distances and with different chokes also can greatly increase your success in the field. The redesigned Federal Speed-Shok's Catalyst primer and faster burning powders dramatically reduce residue, while its optimized velocities help knock birds out of the sky. Of course, that's only if you're on target when you pull the trigger. Speed-Shok is now available in sub-gauge loads and high-velocity 12-gauge offerings. Features & Benefits • New and improved loads • Faster-burning, cleaner propellant leaves drastically less residue in the barrel and action • Catalyst high-performance primer provides the most complete, consistent ignition possible • Optimized velocities • New sub-gauge and high-velocity 12-gauge loads MSRP ranges from $12.95 to $33.95 depending on gauge and load.More Waterfowl News from Grand View Outdoors 2018 Waterfowl Breeding Report and Outlook Possible Changes Coming for Arkansas Waterfowl Hunters 4 Fun Facts About Vintage Waterfowl Decoys

The outdoors industry was rocked with the news Thursday of the death of Jason Hairston, founder of KUIU and co-founder of SITKA hunting apparel companies.

Dale Earnhardt, Jr., retired NASCAR driver and deer hunter, had some reflective words about his passion for working the land, which he ranks right up there with deer hunting itself.