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The bison population in the Grand Canyon is growing fast — too fast. So, the National Park Service is calling for America’s hunters to do what they do best.

No, that's not a misprint. Wolf Bot is a thing, and this critter-deterring machine seems to be working.

Department of Interior looks to public-private partnerships to improve infrastructure on public lands, committed to keeping public land public and “right-sizing” public-land hunting.

Pew's new gun study explores the relationship between America and its firearms with insights into the behaviors and motives of gun owners.

Allegations listed in the lawsuit include claims that Buckmasters enrolled consumers for memberships without their express verifiable authorization.

Andy Simo, founder of New Archery Products, has passed away at 79.

Hunters are, by nature, the perfect, amateur paleontologists. In Montana, an observant hunter finds more than he bargained for.

America’s gun laws are attracting international visitors to gun ranges.

The U.S. Army searched for 6 years to find a replacement for the Beretta M9 before choosing the SIG Sauer P320.

About 130 lakes are scheduled to receive a share of 9 million fingerlings, small, young fish, in the coming weeks.

Maine has roughly 60,000 moose, while New Hampshire's population has declined by nearly half to about 4,000 moose. Vermont's moose population has dropped from 5,000 to 2,500 in the past decade.

The Great Smoky Mountains National Park has closed several trails and backcountry campsites after a 16-year-old boy was attacked by a black bear in the Hazel Creek section of the part in North Carolina.

In Idaho, bringing guns into a school as a safety measure is a much more accepted option where Second Amendment rights are highly protected and libertarian ideals run deep.