Natalie Krebs

Anonymous tips helped convict a poacher who says he killed up to 100 deer last year

Attempting to manage America’s non-native feral horses and burros has reached a historic scale (and a record-breaking price tag) that's signaling its unsustainability

The 6.5 Creed offers plenty of advantages for deer hunters, but it’s still puzzling lots of hunters who are making lethal shots on deer—and not recovering them

After doubling down on a reclusive buck with a 10-acre home range, Steve Leeper finally intercepted the unusual deer in early December

Our favorite hunting gear for female hunters, no matter the season or the game they chase

Fear, panic, and dread are all part of a good haunting in the whitetail woods

You can’t control genetics in wild whitetails, so stop trying

College student and bowhunter Kyle Koshiol tagged a whitetail for the record books in Polk County

Hunters have been taught to wait before approaching a wounded animal, but that's not always the smartest play

Hunter numbers have been dwindling for decades; now the bottom is about to fall out of license-funded conservation. Here’s what went wrong and what you—yes, you—can do about it