Big Game

Many whitetail hunters lack a basic understanding of whitetail deer biology. Do you?

All archers have bucket list bowhunts that fill their daydreams. Did you know there’s an affordable one in Texas — for roaring axis bucks — and it happens during June?

When you have limited acreage to hunt, hold bucks by staying out.

If you don't own hunting land, you're not in a hunting lease and the public land near your home is limited or overhunted, don't forget about the neighbor's cow pasture.

A Stone sheep hunt sits on top the bucket list for many big game hunters, and one lucky person will realize that dream — this summer.

Regardless of your current whitetail hunting accomplishments, always reflect upon and cherish your inaugural whitetail success.

Trail cams are tremendous tools for scouting, and sometimes they reveal a big buck that fills our dreams — day and night.

Many of the nation’s top whitetail hunters, as well as a growing contingent of turkey hunters, have been leaving their treestands behind and opting for a quiet, comfortable seat at ground level.

When one buck crosses two hunters’ paths, taking an arrow from each, how do you decide to whom the buck belongs?

Utah DWR discontinues translocation in urban deer program to limit spread of chronic wasting disease (CWD).

This isn’t going to be an "inspect the arrow and take note of what kind of hit it was" article. This piece is all about getting on and staying on the blood until you find your animal.

As a hunter and land manager, you can mitigate the threats of whitetail fawn mortality before it’s too late.

If you think using deer decoys is too much hassle for too little reward, then you haven’t worked it hard enough.

This time of year, deer are actively searching for salt. That's why mineral licks make excellent trail camera spots in the summer. Here's how to create your own.

Many deer hunters understandably won't buy in, but science continues to prove that moon phases don't affect the deer rut. Here are the reasons why.

Too many does on your property can lead to a long, drawn-out rut. That not only decreases the intense rut-specific behavior so many hunters live for, it can also lower deer populations down the road.

Wyoming Game and Fish Department Director Brian Nesvik has named 32 people to the state’s chronic wasting disease (CWD) working group.