Louisiana's black bear became part of American culture when President Teddy Roosevelt refused to shoot one that had been trapped and tied to a tree.

As cougar hunter John Lesowski noted in a July 1967 article in Outdoor Life, while hunting in Colorado in 1901, Teddy Roosevelt shot one of the largest ... Forest protection ranked high on T.R. ‘s ...

The significant cuts in workforce and funding at the federal level are affecting public-lands, hunters, and anglers. Here's ...

Attorney Tim Misny has an 80-acre estate in Lake County's posh Waite Hill. It has a 16,000-square-foot house, a pool house ...

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Names have changed over the centuries, including when it comes to dogs. If you’re looking for something truly unique to name ...

Lovers of all things geology will appreciate these strange and beautiful cannonball concretions; a North Dakota classic that'll leave you scratching your head.

The founders of the Boone & Crockett Club—hunter conservationists like Theodore Roosevelt ... that don’t fit nicely into a typical trophy hunting mold. These are palmated monstrosities ...

During a hunting trip in 1902, Roosevelt refused to shoot a helpless bear, depicting an act of kindness, which led to the creation of the first teddy bear by a toy shop ... for the complete ...

In Jamestown, North Dakota, there’s a blue building that’s like a retirement community for knick-knacks, a paradise for penny-pinchers, and a wonderland for the weird and wonderful. Welcome to JBros-n ...

In 1887, with growing concerns over the possibility of losing hunting privileges and wildlife populations such as bison and elk being hunted to the brink of extinction, Theodore Roosevelt and ...