Hunting
Three critical steps to growing big deer
A look at how food, cover and ample space are key ingredients for growing trophy whitetails.
A look at the top trends in modern blackpowder hunting
Federal/Traditions and CVA rifles advance new ideas in muzzleloaders.
Numbers a downer, but Illinois quail hunters have high hopes
But the numbers don’t lie. From 1950 through the early 1970s, the state’s quail hunters bagged an estimated 2 million bobwhite quail per year.
‘A great opener’
Iowa’s pheasant opener was busy, with lots of hunter success.
Bucks of summer sure look different now
As the rut approaches, appearances change.
Buckle up and come home
Firearms season is just around the corner here in New York and if you know someone who climbs without using a safety harness remind them of the consequences if the worst should happen.
An old-school technique for getting the lead out of your wild game
Modern hand-held metal detectors will help you locate and remove steel or lead pellets before you attempt chewing on them.
As season changes, it’s time to make some rut adjustments
The best part of bowhunting season is November in Pennsylvania.
No changes for crossbow regs as New Yorkers start Southern Zone season
If you have never used a crossbow for target shooting or for hunting big game, you owe it to yourself to at least give it a try. They are fun to shoot, can be extremely
