This time of year is when serious turkey hunters inventory their gear and take a hard look at what works and what doesn’t. If you think that one of the things that doesn’t work perfectly […]
ATN, innovators of advanced night vision, thermal imaging and digital Smart HD optics for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, military and law enforcement, announces that the long awaited firmware upgrade V1.8.07.534 for the BinoX-HD 4-16X Smart Binoculars […]
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Officers (ECOs) charged two Washington County men with numerous hunting related violations and misdemeanors after discovering a collection of deer heads and hundreds of pounds of venison in […]
A few people have already been cited by Oregon State Police for trying to cut antlers off deer and elk skulls they found in the outdoors. Others have wrongly picked up bighorn sheep skulls with […]
Gravity never falls asleep. It never loses focus. It never gets tired. It never gets distracted. It never varies and never makes a mistake. Human beings, on the other hand, do all of those things […]
For serious whitetail hunters, a crossbow has to have certain qualities to become their “go to” choice for hunting. It has to be durable, reliable and accurate. It has to be powerful enough to make […]
I’m just back from one of my favorite hunting trips of the year, one where I never do any actual hunting. It’s the annual meeting of the Southeast Deer Study Group, a two-day barrage of […]
Barnett broke new ground last year with its RAZR and RAZR ICE crossbows, and for 2016 they took the most popular features of those flagship models and created a crossbow specifically for deer hunters – […]
Axalta Coating Systems, a leading global supplier of liquid and powder coatings, and Ducks Unlimited, the world leader in wetlands and waterfowl conservation, today jointly announced that restoration work on the Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge […]
Dusk was overtaking the field, but the action was just heating up. “Peent!” The sound pierced the evening sky. “Peent!” There again was the insistent nasal call. As we peered into the twilight, a bird […]
The OSS sub-hilt fighter offers all the advantages and performance of a custom knife at a fraction of the price. Its astonishingly effective, double edged blade is made from Japanese AUS8A steel. It’s keen edge […]
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I’ll never forget the sight. More of an excuse to get my kids out of the house than anything, our “shed” hunting trip didn’t last long. But… it didn’t need to either. Barely peeking out […]
The Boone and Crockett Club is projecting to see the most trophies in its history to be put on public exhibit during its 29th Big Game Awards this summer in Springfield, Missouri. “In over 68 […]
We welcome today’s U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposal to return the Yellowstone grizzly bear to state management as a recovered species. Restoring the bear to this point is a high achievement of state, federal, […]
If the wind blows your camper awning or tent canopy away, then your attempt to chase it down as it rolls through the rain-soaked campground in the dark might make a good story years later, […]
ALL-NEW Ameristep Shifter Blind features versatile, hunter-friendly features hidden beneath a wealth of supplemental camouflage capability. As the popularity of ground blinds ascends to new levels, it’s only logical to assume that the wisest trophy […]
There’s a turkey call to suit any hunter’s preference. Some prefer friction calls while some prefer hand-held mouth calls. Others like a diaphragm style call, and often keep one in their mouth until the hunt […]
Ducks Unlimited is launching the second season of its online film series in March. Watch a preview of this year’s films, as well films from last season, at www.ducks.org/dufilms. DU Films explore the lives and […]
On March 19th and 20th the Rinehart R100 will arrive in Fresno, California for the events first ever visit to the “Golden State”. The R100 will be hosted by the people of Break the Barriers […]
With the bipartisan passage of HR 2406, the Sportsmen’s Heritage and Recreational Enhancement (SHARE) Act, in the House of Representatives today, the Boone and Crockett Club reflects on the importance of conservation legislation. The Club […]
Final arguments were heard in the appeal of the HSUS lawsuit on February 10th. We now have to wait for the court’s decision that could take up to two months to receive. The original lawsuit […]
As the number of hunters recognizing the advantages of hunting from ground blinds continues to grow, so has the demand for practical, portable, and well-engineered seating. Ameristep, leads the way, offering hunters dozens of lightweight […]
If you spend any time at all outdoors you can probably remember occasions when you wished you could have taken a closer look at something that was too far away to see in detail. Maybe […]
Browning’s new High Noon Rechargeable Spotlight features a powerful white LED that never needs replacing. With brightness levels ranging from 50 to 850 lumens, the light has an effective distance of up to 550 yards. […]
Steel Will Knives, a premium brand that produces knives with the highest standards of quality adds a new knife to their tactical series with the Apostate. This knife will be a great addition to any […]
Southwick Associates has announced 2015 top brands for many hunting and shooting product categories. This list has been compiled from the internet-based surveys completed in 2015 HunterSurvey.com and ShooterSurvey.com panels. In 2015, most frequently purchased […]
Find Next Season’s Buck Now – Few things are more depressing to a die-hard deer hunter than watching the sun set on the last day of deer season. Unfortunately, all good things must come to […]
O.F. Mossberg and Sons, Inc., has been a leader in the waterfowl market since the company’s development of the first 12-gauge 3 ½-inch pump-action shotgun in 1988. Continuing its tradition of delivering reliable, purpose-built shotguns […]
Professional photographer Christopher Martin spends a lot of his time watching wildlife, so when he spotted an elk erratically walking back and forth on a rail bridge in Banff National Park it caught his eye. “It was […]
U.S. whitetail hunters are taking more mature bucks than 1½-year-old or “yearling” bucks for the first time in modern history, according to data compiled by the Quality Deer Management Association (QDMA) for its 2016 Whitetail […]
Show us the picture of that buck of a lifetime or perhaps it’s from a great day out in the field with friends and family taking your limit of green heads, or just a solid […]
The Mexican wolf Interagency Field Team (IFT) has completed the annual year-end population survey, documenting a minimum of 97 Mexican wolves in the wild in Arizona and New Mexico at the end of 2015. At […]
I’ve hunted with and owned all manner of gun dogs: pointing breeds, flushing lines, retrievers and hounds. If I know one thing, the bond you build early when that canine is a pup will last […]
Today’s hub-style ground blinds are lightweight, highly portable, and capable of putting hunters in position to ambush game. Maximize your ground blind hunting experience with these five key accessories. Starting with: Pruning Kit – Ground […]
A multi-year study to guide buck management in New York State found deer hunters prefer to harvest older bucks and that further expanding mandatory antler restrictions is not warranted at this time, Department of Environmental […]
Pheasants Forever & Quail Forever’s 2016 National Pheasant Fest & Quail Classic presented by Federal Premium Ammunition concluded Sunday, February 21st, drawing thousands of supporters to the weekend event at the Kansas City Convention Center. The annual […]
Rice producers in 20 Louisiana parishes have a second opportunity to apply for funding from the USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP) – Rice Stewardship Partnership Project sponsored by USA […]
Knight & Hale® Game Calls, a legendary call maker known for its dedication to creating calls that produce the most life-like wildlife sounds, introduces the Dual Threat™ to its diverse lineup of friction calls. Due […]
As I walk through the woods, I am looking for the glistening of a tine, or if I am lucky, maybe I will spot the entire rack of my next trophy. After searching every known […]
Easing slowly through the hardwood river bottom, I froze mid-step. The bark of a scolding squirrel rang out from the treetops. Scanning the woods around me, I finally spotted him—halfway up a nearby white oak. […]
Bowhunters love carbon arrows because of their durability and accuracy, but if more hunters knew carbon arrows are made of tiny fibers wrapped together, they might pay more attention to which brand they’re shooting. The […]
The Rinehart R100 is pleased to announce a new stop for the event in 2016. For the first time the R100 will be held in Georgia on March 5th and 6th at the Banks County […]
Located in the heart of elk winter range in Montana’s Madison Valley, the Madison-Wall Creek Wildlife Management Area (WMA) is now approximately 10 percent larger thanks to a land transfer from the Rocky Mountain Elk […]
Disappearing into one’s surroundings requires careful concealment; something successful hunters always pay critical attention to. Unfortunately, this often includes cumbersome camo systems that make vanishing and shooting difficult. It does the hunter no good to […]
Oily liquid continued to ooze Sunday into a waterfowl pond along the Potomac River as investigators searched for a source in a Washington, D.C. area storm drain. While the rainbow-colored sheen seen late last week […]
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