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After years of hard hunting, a Colorado bowhunter finally gets a chance at a buck. If his mom hadn't insisted on packing out the rack, the Barcus buck never would've become a world-record

"I was shaking so bad I thought I'd fall out of the tree"

Like it or not, wolves are back in Colorado. Here's what wildlife experts say hunters can expect in terms of elk numbers, herd behavior, and hunting opportunities

Logan Urban spent all summer patterning the giant buck, and when the conditions lined up in early October, he knew just where to be

Upgrade your friends' and family's kit with quality gear we love

Soft and durable layers, easy-to-use headlamps, and more reliable gear we love

We put this lightweight chassis mountain rifle to the test

Here's how to know when to go mobile, and when to stay put

Hunter Danny Roberts and his daughter Jojo had one of the most memorable seasons of their lives. And she’s still got doe tags to fill

The simplest quick-hitting rut-hunting tips that you’ll get this season

Your hunt for the perfect gift for an outdoorsman is over with this gift guide

These are the gifts that any deer hunter would be happy to see beneath the tree

We tested sharpeners to find out which are easiest, fastest, and offer the best value

Hauling big game out of the woods is a chore. These carts make it easier

Four years ago, Jake Markris took a great Missouri buck on the same farm, from the same tree, on the same day

"Every now and then buck fever will get me down, make a fool of me, cause me to shoot wildly and ineffectually. Yet I am not ashamed"

The study looked at moose populations in three core regions of the state, and researchers relied heavily on input from big-game hunters to gauge those numbers

Hunter Jared Mills shares his tips for making the most of your opportunity when a big buck finally comes into range

The controversial proposition would have opened the door to future hunting bans and taken more decision-making power away from the state’s wildlife management experts