Introduced by Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and passed 51 to 49 in a voice vote yesterday afternoon, SA 838 supports and would fund state efforts to take possession of federal and public lands, a move that many fear would result in those lands being sold off to the highest bidder.

If you're forced to shoot in a defensive situation and get that dreaded "click" that signifies the shotgun is empty while the threat is still active, here's the best way to reload and keep shooting.

A cougar killed a dairy cow in Whatcom County in a rare instance of a cougar attack on livestock.

With growth comes change, and that is no different when it comes to alligator hunting. The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks recently announced a major change in how alligator hunters will receive tags.

It’s an amazing year for sights. Sight manufacturers have delivered a stunning number of thoughtful and brilliant innovations. The only sight problem you’ll have this year is choosing your favorite.

The BLADE features a smooth draw cycle, solid back wall and exceptional forgiveness, earning rave reviews from the lucky few that have had the privilege to put the bow through its paces.

It's not everyday you come across a Ram. An entangled wild animal can be frightening to many, but these joggers saw a magnificent creature in need and lent a hand.

The first phase of the ban will begin this summer and requires non-lead ammo be used for all hunting on California’s state-run wildlife areas and reserves. Lead ammunition was already banned in the state’s condor areas, but beginning in July, no lead ammo will be permitted on California Department of Fish and Wildlife areas.

A GOP measure to eliminate a law that bans ammunition magazines that hold more than 15 rounds was also rejected by ruling House Democrats. Both gun-control laws were part of a package of legislation Democrats passed in 2013 at great political cost, losing two state senators through recall elections.