| Outdoor Life 1998 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 100 years of conservation: sportsmen are leaders in conservation ... even when they are conflicted. | Sports and fitness | John N. Cole |
| 1958-1967: glory days; adventure's new heights. (noteworthy issues and events covered by 'Outdoor Life' during these years) | Sports and fitness | |
| 30 tackle tips. (fishing tackle) | Sports and fitness | |
| `38 Pickup. | Sports and fitness | PATRICK F. MCMANUS |
| 3 simple setups. (hunting strategies) | Sports and fitness | Bill Winke |
| A new deal for game conservation: 1928-1937. (excerpts from Outdoor Life) | Sports and fitness | |
| A shiftless life: belt-driven power invades the ATV market. (all-terrain vehicles)(Evaluation) | Sports and fitness | Charles Plueddeman |
| Boot camp. (Sporting Gear: Footwear)(Evaluation) | Sports and fitness | Tim Leary |
| Building a Better Crankbait.(the Berkley division of Outdoor Technologies Group studies the appeal of fishing lures) | Sports and fitness | JERRY GIBBS |
| Can you pass the Carmichel shooting quiz?(Cover Story) | Sports and fitness | Jim Carmichel |
| Changing of the guard.(Outdoor Life's editorial changes from 1987-1987) | Sports and fitness | Jerry Gibbs, Jim Carmichael, Pat Smith, Richard Wolkomir, Patrick McManus, Tom Paugh, Anne Labastille, P.H. Capstick, Frank Sargent |
| Cheap fix: GPS for under $200. (global positioning system receivers; includes evaluations of more expensive units)(Evaluation) | Sports and fitness | Charles Plueddeman |
| Chinook on the cheap(Pacific salmon fishing in Oregon) | Sports and fitness | Richard Ferries |
| Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone, WY. (Special Section: Wilderness Fishing) | Sports and fitness | |
| Curing the summertime blues. (bluegill fishing) | Sports and fitness | Larry Mueller |
| Deer diary: the lessons come daily as a father records his son's first deer season. | Sports and fitness | Andrew E. Slough |
| Deer forecast: 1998. (state-by-state report on deer hunting) | Sports and fitness | Jim Matthews |
| Double trouble. (hunter in precarious position with two male elk) | Sports and fitness | Jim Tschetter |
| Grand Aleutian. (salmon fishing in Volcano Bay, Alaska)(includes a related article with travel information) | Sports and fitness | Chris Batin |
| Grow your own bucks: you don't have to pay a fortune to hunt quality whitetails. (includes related information on deer management plans) | Sports and fitness | Charles J. Alsheimer |
| Grrrrrrr! OL commemorates 100 years of bear attacks.(Cover Story) | Sports and fitness | Jamus Driscoll |
| High-desert lakes, OR.(Special Section: Wilderness Fishing) | Sports and fitness | |
| In the shadow of death: twin sisters take over an abandoned trapline in Alaska to see if it can be a dream come true ... or a deadly nightmare. | Sports and fitness | Julie Collins, Miki Collins |
| It was always our game. (whitetail deer hunting)(includes a related on the cult status of whitetail deer hunting) | Sports and fitness | Jim Casada, John Wootters |
| King of the hill. (grizzly bear) | Sports and fitness | Vin T. Sparano |
| Look who's stalking. (increased number of women hunters; includes related information) | Sports and fitness | Mary Zeiss Stange |
| Maintaining a legacy: the new stewardship. | Sports and fitness | |
| Men who made a magazine. (editorial staff of Outdoor Life) | Sports and fitness | Charles Elliott |
| Optimism unbound: decade of development. (excerpts from Outdoor Life, 1948-1957) | Sports and fitness | |
| Pacific ghost. (blacktail deer) (includes related article on limited entry tags in Oregon, Washington, and northern California) | Sports and fitness | Bob Robb |
| Past imperfect. (past memorable errors that appeared in Outdoor Life) | Sports and fitness | |
| Pathways to paradise. (brook trout fishing in Quebec) | Sports and fitness | Philip Monahan |
| Pressure plays. (dealing with opening day hunting crowds) (includes related article on how to keep still in the outdoors) | Sports and fitness | Bill Winke |
| Rare jewels: some American native trout still make fine sport ... and need our help. (includes a related article on conservation) | Sports and fitness | Seth Norman |
| Rats & frogs. (fishing lures for largemouth bass) | Sports and fitness | Bob Gwizdz |
| Shark attacks.(Cover Story) | Sports and fitness | John N. Cole |
| Shedding light on moon phases. (hunting by lunar phases) (includes related article on keeping a hunting journal) | Sports and fitness | John Wootters |
| Smith & Wesson mountain gun: refined backup power in a double-action revolver.(Evaluation) | Sports and fitness | |
| Smooth operators: the best baitcasters for your money. (four recommended fishing reels)(Brief Article)(Evaluation) | Sports and fitness | Rex Gerlach |
| Sudden death; two sportsmen had been the murderer's first victims, but there would be yet another violent killing before the case was closed. (case of murder of two hunters in separate incidents in Clay County, Florida; includes related article) | Sports and fitness | Jimm Redmond |
| Summer cat: Arctic Cat's smooth-riding midsize contender. (all-terrain vehicle)(Evaluation) | Sports and fitness | |
| "Superpup" search: the new-millennium method for finding the finest hunting dogs. | Sports and fitness | Larry Mueller |
| The Duel.(hunting coyotes)(includes related articles on hunting coyotes for money and coyotes in urban settings)(Abstract) | Sports and fitness | Frank Miniter |
| The fall: thirty-six feet below my tree stand, I lay with a broken back. waiting for help. Then it hit me: no one knew where I was! | Sports and fitness | Tom Yacovella |
| The post-war decade: a gathering force.(1918-1927 Outdoor Life topics) | Sports and fitness | |
| Uinta Mountains, UT.(Special Section: Wilderness Fishing) | Sports and fitness | |
| Undercover secrets. (largemouth bass fishing techniques)(Cover Story) | Sports and fitness | Doug Hannon |
| Why I Hunt Late.(deer hunting) | Sports and fitness | JIM ZUMBO |
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