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Exalt XP’s Roman Brady discusses low-oxygen training for mountain hunts and explains why, above all else, preparation matters most.

Denver’s Buckhorn Exchange has served steak, wild game and Old West history since 1893. Inside the city’s oldest restaurant, historic artifacts, hundreds of taxidermy pieces and Colorado Liquor License No. 1 turn dinner into a trip through the American West.

A third-generation family legacy pairs Western hospitality, understated luxury and an endless menu of outdoor experiences in Big Sky Country.

After decades of extreme endurance challenges, Frank Fumich had one mountain left to climb. His Mount Everest summit completed the Explorers Grand Slam and nearly cost him his life.

A fly-fishing trip into New Mexico’s Rio Grande Gorge delivers rainbow and brown trout, but the water also reveals a much bigger Taos story shaped by Indigenous history, conservation, public access and a thousand years of people living alongside the river.

Before F. A. Porsche created the 911, he grew up hunting in the Austrian Alps. At Heuberg estate, nature, family and function shaped his life and design.

Old West saloons weren’t quite the bullet-riddled dens Hollywood made them out to be. Here’s what really happened inside the frontier’s most important gathering places.

Former Navy corpsman and FTX Hybrid Athletics co-owner Talon Smith explains how physical readiness gives people access to harder outdoor experiences—and enough reserve to remain present while living them.

Whitney Johns believes the gym and the outdoors are converging around a shared goal: building the strength, endurance and resilience to become more capable in the field—and in life.

Explore Revolutionary War battlefields across the U.S. and abroad, from Lexington and Yorktown to Caribbean forts still standing today.

Ahead of the 20th CrossFit Games, "The Architect of Suffering" Dave Castro tells Hook & Barrel what real fitness looks like for hunters, anglers, and anyone else trying to gain margins in the outdoors.

From "Little Pedro" to the "Dragon Lady," explore the raw history, gallows humor, and unique creativity behind authentic WWII painted pin-up bomber jackets.

Pin-up nose art turned WWII bombers into flying canvases: part morale booster, part superstition, part rebellion. Here's the full story of the bombshells and the men who painted them.

Wild game is popping up everywhere, from Joe Rogan to the diet plans of top athletes. But its emergence in American culture is more nuanced than celebrity exposure; it’s at the very heart of an American food revolution.

From Voyageurs to Bighorn Canyon, these underrated national parks deliver fishing, hunting, hiking, history and wild American scenery without the usual crowds.

At StarWalker Organic Farms, Jason and Kristina Walker are building better meat from healthier soil, raising organic beef, pork and chicken outdoors and keeping control from pasture to package.

From creatine to magnesium, here are the seven supplements leading sports dietitians actually recommend for the Modern Outdoorsman.

Chef Grant Morgan shares what it takes to cook rattlesnake at Fort Worth’s Rattle Battle, where chefs, bull riders and adventurous eaters meet.

As America marks its 250th birthday, few brands are as synonymous with the USA as Old No. 7 as we take a look at what makes JD so iconic.