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A mid-day or late-afternoon blind calling session for toms in search of some loving can prove very successful.

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

A Houston-area woman has been treated for hand and back injuries after being attacked by her neighbor's not-so-friendly pet squirrel that got loose.

A duck stuck 40 feet above the ground in the backstop netting of a high school baseball field was fortunate that Olympia, Washington, firefighters were willing to come to the rescue.

Eric Lester of Campbell Hall reeled in a 60-pound female striper measuring 53.4 inches long from the Hudson River.

Northern pike have done quite well in Lake Oahe. So well, in fact, that anglers are regularly catching fish up to and over 20 pounds.

Missouri hunting and fishing seasons are opening for squirrels and bass.

Much more than a famous name, this young company takes pride in providing bows to fit any archer at any level.

The Outfitter Blind is the latest addition to a top-notch line of layout blinds from Avery Outdoors.