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Hunting I wasn’t looking forward to a certain Christmas many years ago, but now I find it’s the one I remember fondly every year Tony took it upon himself to cheer up his mother for the holidays and decided that a dinner of baked grouse and pike fillets would do the trick. I came from a ham and…Original linkOriginal author: By Jerry Dennis

The Gun Shots Plus: Florida Bill Would Create Process for Felons 5o Have Voting, Gun Rights Restored HR 38, The Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017, passed the House on Dec. 6 in a 231-198 vote. But Senate Democrats, now 49 strong following the calamity that was…Original linkOriginal author: John Haughey

Hunting Our most festive vintage covers, from our magazine archives Some of Outdoor Life’s greatest vintage covers are also our most festive covers. We’ve rounded up all the holiday covers we could find in our archives to celebrate the…Original linkOriginal author: Natalie Krebs

Keystone Backwoods all natural repellents/coverscent are the real deal. Stop spraying yourself with DEET, etc, which is no good for humans, dogs, cats, ecosystem, wildlife, aquatic species, etc. DEET will not kill ticks like "Keystone Backwoods". Spray down with a product that repels/kills insects/ticks while also working as a coverscent. Wildlife

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Guns A hard-working .308 with a battlefield pedigree The new Steyr Pro THB is a tough, compact, general-purpose rifle chambered in the consummate general-purpose cartirdge, the .308 Win. It has a go-anywhere, do-anything…Original linkOriginal author: John B. Snow

Chinook salmon at Austral Kings (australkings.com) average 35 pounds, but fish over 50 pounds are caught weekly. More important, there are huge numbers of salmon visibly rolling through much of the prime season and they are chrome-bright and full of fight near tidewater. This photo originally appeared in the April-May 2017 issue of Fly Fisherman in

The Cast-Iron Chef Make your chili however you like, with whatever wild game you have handy This venison chili recipe is the way I like my chili, but it’s easily modified to whatever tastes you like. You don’t even have to use venison; If you want to, you can…Original linkOriginal author: Jamie Carlson

We all have it. That one rifle that we can’t help but reach for inside the gun safe, the one we consider our most reliable. The one that because of our prejudice towards its accuracy and knock down power has a higher kill count than all the others. Here are a few of the rifles that are our “go to” options. The .270 Winchester Short Mag has become m

We’ve all heard the expression “don’t miss the forest for the trees”. We are all guilty of missing the big picture at times, as this old saying implies. Recently, the Congressionally designated Wilderness Act proved once again that people often “miss the forest for the trees” when it comes to the intent of the Act rather than the letter of the Act.

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Continued from What Is It With Gear Lists? Part 1 Skill Three: Effective Glassing So now that I have established that spending time in the hills trumps being #mountainstrong let’s talk about what to do when you are in the mountains. You have to find game to harvest game and in the mountains the most effective way to do that is glassing. Unless you

The successful Thomas & Thomas Exocett saltwater series turned heads when it hit the market two years ago, and showed it has more that just technology and slick components. The series hits an appetizing balance between weight and power, where the casting is so tactile and rewarding, it’s almost surprising to feel the power in the rod when it’s time

Guns This old revolver might not be worth much, but it has a story to tell This is an iconic revolver made by Smith & Wesson in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with a hammerless design and a grip safety that one needed to squeeze in…Original linkOriginal author: John B. Snow