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First Missouri Elk Taken in the Modern Era Is Found By One of the State’s First Bear Hunters
It’s Okay (and Sometimes Necessary) to Shoot Does with Fawns During Hunting Season
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Things New Yorkers Say When They Find Out I’m a Hunter
It's not often that someone from New York City meets a hunter in their own ranks, but when they do, they usually say something like this
Newsflash: Women Have Been Hunters as Long as Hunting Has Existed
Women have always hunted, even if many hunters are surprised—millennia later—by that fact
As Hunters, We Need to Take Field, Firearm, and Bow Safety More Seriously
An Instagram post with little regard for hunter safety is a stark reminder of how quickly a hunt can turn south, and why hunters need to stay vigilant
The Boomer Legacy: How the Biggest Generation of Hunters Shaped Hunting Culture
For decades the author’s generation dominated hunting culture. Now, as it retires from the sport, what is it leaving behind?
The Truth About Hunter Mentoring: Everyone’s Got to Earn It
Being a real hunting mentor takes much more than a weekend
Hunting4Connections Is Kind of Like Tinder for Outdoorsmen and Women
Outdoor Life and chill? A new online dating site aims to connect outdoorsfolk of all interests
Can You Mentor a New Hunter When You’re Still Learning to Hunt Yourself?
A bowhunter with only a few seasons under his belt on choosing between hunting for himself and paying it forward
Quit Expecting Every Hunter to Be So Hardcore. We Need Casual Hunters, Too
Let’s stop being so exclusive. The hunting community should welcome the barely committed
Hunting Without a Mentor for the First Time Is Hard—So Adjust Your Expectations
Turkey season with no training wheels is tough—and incredibly rewarding
Hunters Could Become More Female, Less White, and More Urban, Says New Study
New research finds that a more diverse group of young Americans are ready to hunt, if we’re ready to recruit them
