Summer is a great time to practice with your bow, but don’t forget to keep shooting after archery deer season arrives.

A productive waterhole, a topnotch blind, and the right timing make the difference for bowhunting success.

The 2019 Muzzy Bowfishing Classic featured a record-setting 93 boats, and competitors shot more than 14,000 pounds of rough fish in one night.

Think you have no chance to kill a huge buck on heavily hunted public ground? Think again.

Bowhunters looking for a mechanical broadhead that can handle extreme arrow speeds should consider the new Bloodsport Deadline.

Early-season doe sightings combined with some detective work can lead you to some of the hottest hunting of the year when the rut kicks in.

The finest elk callers on the planet recently took part in the annual World Elk Calling Championships, and this year many of the winners used Rocky Mountain Hunting Calls.

Big game bowhunters who want to fool their quarry’s nose must keep human odor to a minimum, and ozone can be a key component in this effort.

Scouting for whitetails far from home requires a bit more hustle and far more attention to detail than scouting in your backyard.

Summer is great for offseason archery practice — it’s also an ideal time to begin planning a DIY black bear adventure for next spring.

You know about PETA, but most of these other organizations try to hide their true anti-hunting intentions with smoke and mirrors.

Don’t overlook adding beneficial water sources to your whitetail property management scheme.

The versatile Alps OutdoorZ Trophy X Pack can be used as an external frame meat hauler or a standalone backpack.

Choosing an ideal treestand or ground blind location can be difficult. To simplify the process, begin looking for habitat transitions.

Killing a big-bodied hog isn’t easy, even over bait. To help put the odds in your favor, the author has three critical pieces of advice.

The author’s quest for a blonde bruin to complete his black bear grand slam continues.

With a large cut-on-contact tip and two expandable blades, Rocky Mountain Switchblade broadheads offer almost 3 inches of cutting diameter.