Toby Walrath

These extreme marten trappers explore the deepest corners of the backcountry in the dead of winter

Porcupine quills and hair is sold in small volumes all over the country and driving a market most people never knew existed

Wildfires initially leave devastation in their wake, but from the ashes come rejuvenation and big deer

What happens once your bull is down can make your hunt and even save your life

A simple scoring system helps you quickly assess prime coyote sets

When it comes to hunting snow geese, there's no shortage of options

Despite a gauntlet of hungry seals, commercial fishermen, tribal gill nets, and sport fishermen all vying for an abundant albeit … Continued

The path for wild furs from trap to market is surprisingly complicated.

Late-season waterfowling is best along icy rivers and reservoirs, but hunting there requires equal parts caution and preparation

Three weeks after I carried a 50-gallon steel drum half a mile through dense cedars and over moss-covered logs the … Continued