Opinion

Hunting with young children is a choice rooted in logistics, but it’s also about establishing a lifestyle for a young family—and maintaining an identity as a hunter throughout motherhood

I hunted with a crossbow, then I went back to hunting with my compound bow

There are right and wrong ways to introduce your non-hunting family to your new lifestyle. Either way, earning their understanding (and interest) will be a work in progress

Conservationists are calling the lawsuit a brazen attempt to block hunters and fishermen from using a public, renewable resource they helped create and conserve

If we’re so concerned with hunter recruitment, we need to help kids from hunting families get hooked on hunting sooner with apprentice and mentor licenses—at a minimum

Many outfitters create crucial habitat for ducks and geese. But the general commercialization of waterfowling is putting the squeeze on freelance hunters

Hunters lose when politics override sound wildlife management

Just because you can legally hunt somewhere, does it mean you should?

Help bring military veterans and the hunting community together this fall

Hunting in the pheasant capital of America has changed, and that’s not necessarily a bad thing