Tips & Features
The Black Bear and it’s Many Color Phases
I saw the cubs first. Three balls of black fur bumbled into the bait like a mini clown troupe.
‘Boiling Down’ the ANF
But the ANF attracts hunters every year, those looking for a big-woods experience and hoping for an encounter with a bruiser of a white-tailed buck.
No Gang? You can hunt solo, or with a buddy or 2, and harvest a bear
Taking a black bear in Pennsylvania is considered quite a feat, since the average rate of success usually runs below 2%.
Hunting the Big Bucks Among Us
One of those crisp, early November evenings found me 15 feet above the forest floor, looking and listening for activity.
DRONE TECHNOLOGY IN USE TO HELP CONSERVE MONARCH BUTTERFLIES
The Monarch Joint Venture is teaming up with various partners, including Simple Business Automation, to use drone technology to find milkweed stems.
Weak, Warm Waterfowl Openers?
Waterfowl seasons have been open across the Midwest for more than a month, and slow shooting has been reported in parts of the region.
Another Look at the Classic Kentucky Long Rifle
The use and development of firearms has been vital to the survival and prosperity of our nation since the first permanent English colony was established more than 400 years ago in what is now Virginia.
Reader Story: A Red Stag Hunt in Romania for Two Michigan Men
Top: David Chidsey, of Macomb, shot a beautiful 6-by-6 European red stag during a hunting trip in Romania.
Post shot deer hunt realities: First rule, remain calm
A lot of new hunters wrongfully assume that because a deer was shot with a shotgun or a rifle that the deer just tips over.
