Outdoor Life

3 days ago | outdoorlife.com | Travis Reill

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More › Since the first electric mountain bikes started popping up on trail, we’ve seen a decade of innovation. Modern e-mountain bikes have become more powerful and reliable, shedding pounds to provide riders with a familiar riding experience plus a boost for the climbs. And the mountain bike community responded. Ten years later, there’s an electric mountain bike for every riding style.

6 days ago | outdoorlife.com | Andrew McKean

A 23-member citizens committee charged with reviewing Idaho’s rules governing the use of technology for hunting has unanimously recommended a series of restrictions of the most disruptive categories of hunting gear. The state’s Fish and Game Commission this week directed agency staff to include those recommendations in rule packages that will go out for public comment later this year.

6 days ago | outdoorlife.com | Andrew McKean

A grassroots conservation organization devoted to pronghorn antelope will launch Monday with the goal of funding research-driven habitat and migration projects around the West. The North American Pronghorn Foundation grew out of founders’ affection for pronghorn and the recognition that, between habitat fragmentation, obstacles to seasonal migration, and impacts from drought, feral horses, and development, the continent’s original ungulate needs advocates and assistance.

1 week ago | outdoorlife.com | Dac Collins

A Major League Fishing tournament was cut short Wednesday due to a tragic boat wreck in which three people died and three others were injured. The fatal wreck involved two boats and occurred on Alabama’s Smith Lake at 7:03 a.m. on April 16, according to local law enforcement. Officials have identified the three individuals killed as Joey M. Broom, 58, of Altoona, Alabama; John K. Clark, 44, of Cullman, Alabama; and Jeffrey C. Little, 62, of Brandon, Mississippi.

1 week ago | outdoorlife.com | Alice Jones Webb

Predator-prey interactions unfold in the wild every day, but few humans get the chance to watch them play out firsthand. A trail cam video posted to the Trailcampro YouTube channel last month delivers a rare and brutal look at nature in action, showing a black bear discovering and killing a newborn whitetail fawn. The footage, timestamped May 23, 2024, opens with a tender scene: a whitetail doe grooming a wobbly-legged fawn.