Why America Needs Trapping More Than Ever
Trapping used to be a way of life—one that some of us have maintained all along. Fortunately, more people are starting to take up the tradition again
Trapping used to be a way of life—one that some of us have maintained all along. Fortunately, more people are starting to take up the tradition again
The 39-year-old pleaded guilty in court after telling wildlife officers that he regretted roping the bull moose and then leaving it for dead
Despite the potential danger, five buddies charge into Sonora for a DIY hunting adventure during the January rut
For this old deer camp leader, his "best" buck wasn't even his own
Swordfish eyeball shots, sliced deer heart, and Thanksgiving elk — these are the hunting and fishing customs that have flourished over the years
Jack Russells are the blood-tracking breed preferred by many South African big-game hunters for their grit and skill
It's the new No. 1 typical archery bull in the state — for now
The new Red Label is being made by Connecticut Shotgun Manufacturing Company, right here in the U.S.A
We tested all the top portable power stations and whittled the field down to our top five
As long as we’ve hunted, we’ve relied on charms to bring us luck — and meat. Here are some favorites
It's hard to beat a good pack of coyote dogs and a fresh track
Tyler Woehlk filled his first-ever Iowa Disabled Veterans deer tag on the biggest buck he’s ever killed
Built for British Special Forces, this scope is now available to the general public
The nontypical bull is the first to measure over 400 inches ever taken in the state
The newly established "bison roster" and surrounding regulations are meant to align with a new state law that protects free-roaming bison
Using their Rebated Precision Magnum case, Weatherby is bringing an all-new quarter bore to the table
Bass Pro is having a massive clearance event with great deals on some of our favorite products
Short horror stories about how (not) to burn bridges with your hunting partners
After corner-crossing between federal land was legalized in six states last year, hunters, hikers, and landowners are still grappling with the practical challenges of access
What seemed like a straightforward ambush turns into a stalk for a wounded buff in the dense brush