Big Game

A lot of behind the scenes work goes into deer hunting. As far we're concerned, planning and implementing summer foodplots is right up there at the top of the list.

Vermont officials handed out fewer moose hunting permits than last year because of lower-than-ideal population levels.

As hunting rights and methods are being taken away from sportsmen in mountain lion country, problem cougars are becoming a common occurrence.

A Sterling, Alaska man shot and killed a 9-foot brown bear that attempted to break into his home several times.

Emily Hohenwarter knows how to handle a crossbow, but she didn't know what it would be like to shoot at a black bear

It took two men 40 minutes to snare, rope and tape the 800 pound alligator as a crowd of about 100 people watched.

Hunters become farmers as they disc, plant and fertilize food plots in hopes of luring bucks into green fields. Unfortunately, many of those food plots will never produce their full potential.

Early-season deer hunters can find great success in Florida, Kentucky, South Carolina and Montana.

Knight Rifles' Freedom series of muzzleloaders offers quality and accuracy at an affordable price.

Summer is often looked upon as unproductive for trapping coyotes, but where legal, summer offers a great opportunity for successful trapping that is very beneficial to your deer herd.

A state appeals court ruled hunters can train dogs to chase down wolves, rejecting arguments from humane societies that wildlife officials are allowing deadly wolf-dog clashes.

Senate procedures being used to prevent votes on amendments to a bipartisan measure expanding hunters' access to public lands and land conservation programs.

Hang-on treestand, climbing stand or ladder stand: Which is for you?

Bears do funny things. Like wandering into bars, watching baseball games, eating cupcakes at a baby’s birthday party, and now—add getting stuck in a milk can to the list.

Deer hunters love their treestands, but there's inherent danger in climbing off the ground. Here's some options to keep you safe.

Let's head out to south-central Wyoming to shoot the heck out of some prairie dogs with Smith & Wesson's newest AR rifles.

Since beginning to pursue taxidermy in 2004, Bob Dorta has participated in competitions all over the country.