Bill Looney is best known as the fisherman who invented the legendary Amma Bama muskie lure. Now he's branching out into hunting gear.

Gov. Matt Mead is forming a task force to look at the Wyoming Game and Fish Department and make any recommendations for changes on everything from funding to hunter recruitment.

BowTech’s new PowerShift Technology works in concert with the PowerDisc to give the archer complete and total control of their draw cycle.

Get your game out of the woods with this 1950s tactic.

Bear bows have made my “A” list for several years running now. The Agenda series bows were – and still are – hot bows. This year’s flagship Arena 30 might be even better.

What does the formation of a huge new company made up of 30 top brands in the outdoor and shooting sports market mean for you?

Shortening deer season and allowing crossbows for archery hunters among proposed Missouri hunting changes.

Bears tend to stir one of two instinctual reactions in the general public, cute and cuddly or frightening predator.

Look, sometimes there’s bad music … and sometimes there’s really bad music. And when the fans get angry, it can get ugly. That's what one poor strummer found out when he played a tune some local bruins weren’t too keen on.

Wondering which new 2015 products are worthy of a spot on your shelves? We’ve got you covered with this insider’s look at some of the hottest new gear to hit the archery industry.

The Carbon Spyder ZT Turbo is a screamer, but doesn’t compromise the shootability Hoyt is known for.

Some bows are easier to shoot accurately than are others, and Prime’s new Rival is a case in point.

A mule deer that grew to trophy proportions because it lived inside Twin Falls city limits where hunting is illegal and became something of a celebrity has been poached.

With speeds reaching 330 fps, the No Cam HTR, employing two circular concentric string tracks, offers several advantages, beginning with perfectly level vertical nock travel and an amazingly smooth draw cycle.

Here are four great ways to gain and hold access to hunting private property.

One of North America’s most coveted animals, wild turkeys are no joke to harvest, especially when chasing the savvy bird with archery tackle. If you plan to come out of the woods with a waddle bouncing against your leg, you better dub February “Turkey Prep” month.

Members of an Iowa House panel rejected a bill that would have expanded when children can use a crossbow to hunt deer.