Big Game

After letting the arrow fly, a bowhunter watches as a buck's antlers go flying from his head.

Creeping up salmon streams in the fall, bowhunting brown bears in southeast Alaska is not for the faint of heart!

As a South Dakota resident, bowhunter Joe McDougal was lucky enough to draw a once-in-a-lifetime bighorn sheep tag. The video here showcases his short — but spectacular — 2020 bowhunt.

The definition of public land: Land owned by a government, specifically that part of the U.S. public domain subject to sale or disposal under the homestead laws.

Shed hunters have long known that different whitetail deer drop their antlers at different times, depending on a number of factors.

These must-see trail cam pics show that a whitetail buck survived while his opponent was killed and eaten by coyotes.

Several keys for reading the situations and timing your bow shot can help you deal with—or even prevent—shot-spoiling game behavior.

If deer season has ended on your whitetail property, then it’ time to begin thinking about habitat improvement projects, including forest cuttings. Do you know which trees to cut?

DIY whitetail land managers should understand the role of coyote control in increasing the fawn survival rate.

The author picks the brains of four top-notch public land hunters.

YouTube is packed with whitetail hunting videos, and while some of it is a waste of time, other content is outstanding. Here’s my favorite one of 2020.

Take a walk on the wild side. Ditch the donuts and burn up some shoe leather on your next black bear hunt.

If you want a legitimate chance at taking a world-class whitetail buck, you must hunt where such bucks exist.

Should you avoid hiking into whitetail sanctuaries every day of the year? One deer biologist/hunter says, “no.”

With point creep, low draw frequency and expensive application fees, your best bet for filling the freezer isn’t a western big game draw hunt.

As if 2020 couldn’t get any worse, Father Jordan Neeck, a priest in eastern Wisconsin, has been harassed while deer hunting this fall.

Some deer hunters incorrectly believe that when they hear a deer snort, it must be a doe. A mature buck will snort at you, and here's the video proof.