Hunting & Archery
Shortly after 2:30 a.m. today, the U.S. Senate passed a two-year bipartisan budget agreement that will permit a modest reinvestment in important programs through fiscal year 2017 and lift the debt ceiling through March 2017. […]
The first step to bringing out the robust flavor of ribs, brisket and other meats is selecting the best meat smoker and deciding which fuel option — charcoal, electric or gas – works best for […]
Feedback from manufacturers indicates nine of ten new products introduced by companies fail to meet expectations, costing millions of dollars in wasted research & development, tooling, production, inventory, and marketing. Southwick Associates helps hunting and […]
Rachel Vandevoort has joined the national board of directors of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, bringing marketing expertise and deep-rooted industry relationships to the leadership of the sportsmen’s group. “We couldn’t be more pleased to have […]
Big buck down! But just how big?! Guy Eastman breaks down the process for scoring a trophy mule deer. To be considered for any big game award, a trophy must be scored by a Boone […]
Timberdoodle, bog borer, brush snipe, needlenose or whatever you call him locally, the Woodcock is the most difficult to shoot with bow and arrow or any game animal. About 11-inches in length, they weigh about […]
Hunting season is in full swing. Keep your gear dry and secure under an A.R.E. cap or cover! Our over 40 years of experience in the truck cap industry paired with innovative and customer minded employees […]
Let’s face it, hunting public land can be tough. This is especially true when you have never laid eyes on the property. There are some steps you can take, however, that will tip the odds […]
Fantastic waterfowling action can be found on public land across North America. The following highlights five destinations for each flyway to help you plan your next hunt. Atlantic Flyway – The Atlantic Flyway is home to […]
Since its introduction, Barnett’s Ghost crossbow has been known for its incredible speed, pinpoint accuracy and in-the-woods lethality. For 2015, Barnett has three Ghost models to choose from, all worthy of the Ghost name and […]
“All Access” 5 Days in the Wild West Chasing Wild Birds – Beginning October 19th. The theme for the 2015 Rooster Road Trip is “All Access.” Montana and North Dakota boast an array of publicly-accessible […]
http://pix11.com Report: A hunter camping in central Idaho woke up when a black bear started biting his head, and he couldn’t get medical care for three days because he was in such a remote wilderness […]
Vermont’s ABC 13 reported: More women are taking up the largely male-dominated sport of hunting to stock their freezers with local foods and as cultural influences, including movie heroines and marketers, make it more socially […]
With all 2015 events in the books, the Rinehart R100 experienced one of the shoot’s best seasons to date. The R100 saw well over 8,000 shooters attend during the course of a 16 event schedule. […]
1st published by RMEF: “My dad took me elk hunting to one of his favorite spots on public land. After a week of hard hiking and only seeing a couple elk, I wondered if we’d […]
For nine exciting days, from October 17 to 25, 2015, lucky moose permit holders and their hunting partners will have the experience of a lifetime taking part in New Hampshire’s annual moose hunt. A total […]
All too often we hear the lament that there is just not any place near Chicago to bow hunt and experience nature. That is bunk. To prove it following is a diary of a bowhunt I […]
Minnesota sits on the northern fringe of the pheasant range. But ringnecks do just fine in the North Star state. So do ringneck hunters. When upland bird hunters dream of traveling for a pheasant hunt, […]
We’ve received photos of some extremely weird deer at QDMA, but the ones I got this week from my friend Ryan Basinger in Alabama deserve a place in the Hall of Strange. Here was a […]
Verizon, the cable, mobile and internet provider, has dropped Outdoor Channel from its television carriage service. Verizon’s latest action against the Outdoor Sportsman Group Networks – the world’s largest aggregator and content provider for outdoor […]
Sunday hunting with guns returns Oct. 4 in eastern NC counties – This weekend will be a little longer for eastern N.C. deer hunters who use certain firearms. Their time in the treestand is limited […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation awarded $117,016 in grants to benefit wildlife habitat, hunting heritage programs and scientific research in New Mexico. The grants will directly benefit 4,228 acres in Catron, De Baca, Grant, Lincoln, […]
Cogburn Outdoors, makers of premium fat bikes and assorted gear for the backcountry enthusiast, has formed a corporate partnership with Backcountry Hunters & Anglers to increase sportsmen’s ability to access high-quality hunting and fishing experiences. […]
Pheasants Forever’s Rooster Road Trip, an annual digital showcase of pheasant hunting on public land habitat & access projects, takes to the field October 19th through October 23rd. This year’s tour heads to the uplands […]
Stealth and a change in hunting tactics are keys to solo pheasant hunting. Solo pheasant hunting is a challenge but by following some special patterns, it can prove successful. Pheasant hunting is usually a social […]
Combine the best harsh-weather jacket with the top wetlands camo pattern, and the result is a hunting jacket like no other. STORMR made huge waves with serious anglers and mariners when the company’s TYPHOON Jacket […]
On Sept. 23, Matthew Nellessen of Friendship, Wisc., an avid deer hunter and former U.S. Army sergeant who served with the 961 Engineers in Afghanistan in 2006 and 2007, was scouting a potential hunting area […]
The past ten years have meant a significant change for waterfowlers. The migration of geese and ducks changed and hunters had to adjust. The huge flocks of geese that once flowed into the southern Illinois […]
Poaching, the illegal killing of game animals and other wildlife, is a serious problem and a crime. The targeting of trophy, big game animals is a growing concern. Protecting, conserving and regulating wildlife is becoming […]
Even in a mild year for EHD and bluetongue viruses, which 2015 appears to be, there are always a few dead deer to be found. The dying buck in the photo above, photographed on September […]
Reported 1st by the Calgary Herald – It weighs more than 200 pounds, sports sharp, pointy antlers, and can bolt at a moment’s notice — but that didn’t stop a group of people from cornering a mule deer […]
No matter how many years you hunt, your heart rate still picks up at the sight of antlers. While that thrill is what all hunters live for, and it can also be our biggest source […]
Most of us would enjoy preparing to hunt knowing that the results of our scouting gave us much confidence that a mature buck was regularly passing within range of our stand. Scouting is a skill […]
If you’re at all like me, you’re interested in anything that can make you a better hunter. One key piece of equipment is an ATV. If you have one parked in your garage, there’s a […]
Public Agencies and private developers looking to make up for unavoidable wetland loss can now turn to the world leader in wetlands restoration, Ducks Unlimited. With the sale of the first credits from the Mt. […]
Successful white-tailed deer bowhunting here in the Midwest is particularly dependent upon intelligent placement of tree stands. The primary thing to remember about treestand locations is that they be flexible. That is, a stand placement […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation unveiled an interactive, online gear checklist designed to assist hunters be fully prepared as they head afield. “This is the quintessential checklist for the elk hunter,” said Steve Decker, RMEF […]
The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is holding a Wolf Trapping Certification class in Pocatello on Oct. 3. The class will run from 9 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. at the Southeast Regional Fish and […]
In the realm of value priced optics, nothing delivers quite like the True Hunter series from Leapers UTG. The newest member, SCP-U392RGD, is actually a classic Leapers design that has been revitalized directly at the […]
Steel Will Knives, a premium brand that produces knives with the highest standards of quality, proudly announces the newest addition to their tactical series, the Darkangel 900. Combining an aggressive appearance with an elegant design, […]
For more than a decade, Nikon’s Buckmasters line of riflescopes has been the trusted optic for avid American deer hunters. Now, the tradition continues with the announcement of the new Buckmasters II riflescopes – two […]
Lions have been coming out of the surrounding bush, prowling around homes and a small health clinic, to snatch goats and donkeys from the heart of this village on the edge of one of Africa’s […]
In a continued run of good luck for waterfowlers, breeding ducks reached a record high in 2015 following several consecutive years of exceptionally wet weather in the Prairie Pothole Region. According to the U.S. Fish […]
Arizona’s sportsmen and sportswomen will have an opportunity to help conserve their favorite public hunting and fishing destinations by participating in the Sportsmen’s Values Mapping Project, a statewide effort being launched by the Theodore Roosevelt […]
Check out the latest Yamaha Outdoor Video Tip. In this Yamaha Tip, lifelong waterfowler Steve Hickoff explains that NOW is the time to start getting ready for the fast approaching water fowl season and offers […]
Taking great photos of wildlife doesn’t require expensive camera equipment, years of training or costly trips to exotic locations. With a few tips, planning and patience, you can capture impressive images of wildlife that rival […]
Each year, hunters across the whitetail’s range encounter deer with “warts,” like the buck in the photo above, sent to us by QDMA member Evan Heusinkveld. The growths on these deer are cutaneous fibromas and […]
The doe kicked and ran out of the food plot like a hard-hit deer, hunched with its tail tucked, and I heard loud crashing sounds not far into the thicket. Confident I had venison on […]
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