Kris Millgate
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- Sep 9, 2026
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‘I’m Glad I Blacked Out.’ Moose Hunter Miraculously Escapes Brown Bear Attack (opens the original)
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Gavin Haakenson was lucky to get away with only a claw scratch on his left shoulder and a shredded sleeve on his puffy coat after he blacked out when a brown bear charged him. The attack happened while Haakenson was moose hunting on September 2 on the Killey River near Soldotna, Alaska. “Last thing I remember was trying to shoulder my rifle and the bear jumping at me,” Haakenson tells OL. “Then I don’t remember what happened. That’s when my black out started.” Haakenson and his friend Ethan Yeag
Bowhunter Tags Likely New Archery World-Record Shiras Moose in Idaho (opens the original)
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The day after big game hunter Shelly Sayer’s potential world-record bull moose was inspected in Idaho, another hunter’s Idaho bull stretched the tape measure. A Shiras’ moose in velvet arrowed at 50 yards by Drew Stamerjohn of Illinois on Tuesday could be a new world-record bull. “[The bull] surprised us. We don’t have much history on him,” Deadline Outfitters owner Hoby Gartner tells Outdoor Life. “He was so big, we really underestimated him. We knew he would break the record, but we didn’t kno
'Looked Like Something Out of Alaska.' This Idaho Bull Could Be the New All-Time World-Record Shiras Moose (opens the original)
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Two potential world-record Shiras moose hit the ground in Idaho this week. The bull tagged by Idaho hunter Shelly Sayer on Sunday could be a new world-record and is also likely the biggest ever taken by a woman. “He was holding pretty tight in this timber so I hadn’t seen him,” Sayer tells Outdoor Life. “I knew he was big, but I didn’t know how big.” The bull’s green-gross score is 212 inches, with a net score of 208 1/2 inches. Its antlers measured 55 inches wide. While it still must go through
First AI Data Center Approved on Federal Public Land Hits a Major Roadblock (opens the original)
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A newly proposed data center that would be built on public land near Boulder City, Nevada, just hit a roadblock. On Sept. 1 a judge placed a hold on the project’s permit with the justification that the initial permit issued in 2023 was meant for a solar power plant. The stay, granted by administrative judge David Gunter, halts data center development by Townsite Solar 2, LLC. The company originally planned to build a solar power plant with battery storage on Bureau of Land Management ground abou
“I Thought It Was a Dog.” Yellowstone Tourists Capture Rare, Spooky Encounter With Wolf (opens the original)
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A video is going viral of a hiker in Yellowstone National Park deploying bear spray, but it’s not at a charging grizzly. He aimed it at a wolf that was stalking him. “I hear someone, or something, running at me so I turn back and the wolf was there,” Ignazio Zanin, a first-time Yellowstone tourist from Texas, tells Outdoor Life. “When I turned back, he stopped. Then he started following me.” The encounter, caught on a spotting scope video, happened Sunday morning, August 23. Zanin arrived from T
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