Big Game

Finding a good ratio for whitetails could be more important than you realize.

A Midwestern whitetail hunt reunites old friends and helps rekindle the spirit of the hunt.

After illegally hunting a bull elk in Colorado without the proper tags, this hunter must pay more than $10,000 in fines and may have his hunting and fishing privileges revoked.

If a hunter knows the nuances of scents in the woods, he'll learn to use them to favorably manipulate a hunting situation. Take a look at this Q&A and get tips like how scent can be used to stop a rutting buck for a shot.

Lee and Tiffany, Ralph and Vicki, Melissa, and Kip share how to use scrapes as a key part of your deer hunting strategy.

With antlers locked, two bull moose had no chance of surviving Alaska’s unforgiving western coastal climate as they laid stuck together and on their sides.

Short, light and accurate, this is a winner sure to satisfy any serious whitetail hunter.

Excursions, hunting pressure, the weather — all affect deer movement. Here’s what science says about it.

Rare ice age elk antlers and skull sell for $28,000 in New Zealand auction house.

Michigan government agencies will meet with sporting clubs, farmers and hunters in December to discuss what to do about bear management.

Growth of the mule deer population has grown each of the last three years, including being up another 39 percent from last year.

A search and rescue continued to get more and more complicated deep in the Oregon woods before a hunter was taken to a hospital via Life Flight.

You might think hunting elk in your home state would give you an advantage, but elk hunting can be challenging, regardless of where you are.

The time to begin a tightly controlled, well-regulated grizzly bear hunting program in the Yellowstone ecosystem is now.

Used smartly, decoys can be the secret to effective rut-hunting success.

A 55-year-old man was attacked by a brown brown on the runway of a small airport in Alaska. His injuries were non-life threatening.

A migrating bull elk has become a fairly common sight around Upstate South Carolina despite being the first of its kind in the Palmetto State in 275 years.