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Just because your e-call has a max-volume setting, doesn’t mean that you need to run your call at max. Get in tune with nature and call softer for educated coyotes. Mark Kayser explains why.

Deer think most invasive plants taste nasty. So by favoring native plants, thriving deer populations give invasive plants a pass. And this sets into motion a whole string of adverse events.

Food plots are great for wildlife, but they can also be an excellent escape from the daily grind for those looking to get back to their roots.

Safety and accuracy take center stage at the Daisy Nationals June 30-July 3 in Rogers, Arkansas.

American LandMaster has introduced the limited-edition LandStar Untamed UTV, customized and outfitted to appeal to hunters across the country.

Urbanites find themselves favoring wild game as hunters help feed the poor in Metro Detroit, one of the country’s most impoverished cities.

While hunting from a natural ground blind 22 miles from the nearest road in the wilds of northern Saskatchewan, the author lets a big color-phase black bear get way too close.

An ancient deer skeleton suggests Neanderthals hunted at close range. But this does not rule out the use of spears as projectiles thrown at long distances.

Winchester Ammunition has a rolled out a new website, enhanced ammunition ballistics calculator and redesigned gear store.