Travis Hall

Danielle Whitesitt's fish was only 6-and-a-half inches shorter than the International Gamefish Association's all-tackle length record for cutthroat trout caught on a fly

The shocking scene unfolded on a rural road in the central part of the Last Frontier

The massive constrictor was pulled from a WMA in the Everglades by a contract hunter working for the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission

Conservation groups are wary of mineral exploration that could lead to an open-pit mine in the public land headwaters of one of Montana's most legendary trout streams

I put the Sig Sauer Zulu6 16X42 image-stabilizing binoculars to the test during spring turkey season and off-season scouting

Blas Lara landed the oversized yellow perch during a late-April fishing derby

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources' (IDNR) long-standing record for yellow perch was shattered last month, according to an IDNR Facebook

The "Trust the Science Act" would remove gray wolves from the Endangered Species List and prevent judges from striking down the delisting in federal court

On May 2, U.S. Forest Service officials stationed in the Bitterroot National Forest of western Montana said they've received a mining company's

An elk and mule deer hunter's Mecca, Montana isn't typically mentioned as a trophy whitetail state. But hunter Bret Pullman found an exception to that rule in November 2023 when what looked like a 200-inch whitetail showed up in the river bottoms on his family's ranch near Cardwell. After chasing the deer for two seasons, Pullman finally got a shot on it late last month, dropping it from nearly 500 yards away as he was headed up the mountain to do maintenance on his nearby elk hunting cabin. If its 200-inch green score holds after a 60-day drying period, it could be the first Montana whitetail of its caliber entered into the Boone & Crockett record books in nearly three decades.