This story, “Leopard in Large Type,” first appeared in the April 1964 issue of Outdoor Life. The author’s hunt took place in ...

A guide to three key iterations of the American service rifle, which include the 1903 Springfield, the M-1 Garand, and the ...

This story was originally published in the June 1948 issue of Outdoor Life under the title “Fabulous Firearm: The Kentucky Rifle.” The text been minimally edited to meet contemporary standards. THE ...

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The migrating herds would be headed for Bureau of Land Management lands to the south, where spring green-up (hopefully) arrives in time to ward off the ghosts of winter starvation each year. It took ...

Jack O'Connor sizes up Winchester's two new .308-based cartridges—the flat-shooting .243 and the .358—and where each fits in ...

While hunters and their rifles helped wage psychological warfare, the American victory can actually be attributed to smoothbore muskets.

Grazing dogs can happen across poisonous and toxic plants. These common wild plants pose risks to pets and working dogs alike ...

At any big box store you’ll find high-performing hunting gear that will helps you fill tags and freezers. But, more and more people are choosing gear that’s crafted, not mass produced. Some are even ...

Bob Henderson's 34-pound 6-ounce brown trout from Michigan's Arcadia Lake was the new North American record at the time.

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Josh and James Gagne caught a 40-plus-pound muskie during a local derby on Lake Champlain. It's a new unofficial state record ...