Buck Knives: A Decade in Idaho, A Century Making Knives
All because Hoyt Buck went looking for a better way to temper steel.
After Harsh Winter, Four States May Issue Fewer Deer Permits
Tough weather dwindles whitetails.
On Top of the World or In the Seventh Circle
When our dogs perform well – and when they don’t.
UAE, Republic of Congo Destroy $20 Million Worth of Ivory
A public stand against wildlife trafficking.
Mule Deer, Straight Up!
Everything about the hunt was tough, from getting a permit and then surviving the treacherously steep terrain.
Will Science Ever Support Fishing for Great Whites?
Marine biologists are tagging the predators for data on their migrations and nursery habitats.
First Look: DU’s New Waterfowling Heritage Center
Opening in Memphis, Tennessee, in late April.
Leaving Alaska for the First Time in 16 Years
Dispatch: From the wilderness back to the home front.
Hand-Tied Flies & Mimeographed Catalogues: How Cabela’s Built an Empire
From a mom-pop business into mega stores that sell every imaginable outdoor product.
This Land Was Your Land
The time for polite discourse has passed.