
Getting the lead out
The use of lead ammunition for hunting has become an environmental issue due to its toxic effects on wildlife and children. Game organs, which are discarded when field-dressing an animal, often contain fragments of lead

The use of lead ammunition for hunting has become an environmental issue due to its toxic effects on wildlife and children. Game organs, which are discarded when field-dressing an animal, often contain fragments of lead

The goal is to find birds to hunt during the first two or three days of the season.

You don’t have to be a good caller to bag a spring tom, you just have to be a good scouter.

We need more experienced hunters to serve as mentors and engage the next generation of sportsmen for all levels of hunting to help ensure a brighter future, but especially with small game like hares and

Much can be learned about the game you hunt and their habits and this can make you a more efficient and possibly successful hunter next year.

Around here, there’s plenty for deer to eat, but that’s not the case in the mountains.

Answers from criminals to a survey might influence your decision to carry a firearm for personal protection.

I can’t understand how anyone could put a fine rifle away without cleaning it or at least giving it a spray with an anti-rust product. Yet, I know guys who, after getting a deer or

It was sad to see it end and this hunter feels like he left something in the woods.
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