Big Game

Here are a few calibers and scenarios that predator and varmint hunters should have second thoughts about when trying to go light instead of carrying enough gun.

Identifying oak species is step one. Now, which ones do deer prefer and how do you hunt them?

High-performance gear line grows much deeper for 2013.

Opening day of deer season made for a nice unexpected coyote hunt for Greensboro, North Carolina''s Phil Byrd.

It’s no secret that whitetails love acorns. Here’s how to use them to your best advantage this season.

Where to aim your binoculars for big bucks when they remain bedded during daylight hours—or simply “have disappeared.”

Tis the season to be jolly...unless you''re a deer tangled in Christmas lights! Plus, Wrigleyville coyotes, huge Wisconsin deer numbers and more.

Cold Gear Infrared insulation debuts for 2013.

Trail cameras give you the actual evidence when and where a predator is at in your hunting area.

My eyes just can’t react and adjust like they used to, so it was time to do something about—enter an AR-15 Colt .223 Rem., with an EOTech Holographic sight.

Premium, self-healing foam designs you need to experience to believe.

Help your customers’ gear work better and last longer.

Mark Kayser reminds says after you fill your freezer on a deer hunt, take a day and grab some coyotes.

Tactics and clothing for staying warm and cashing in on hot post-rut action.

Here’s how to get the most out of hunting from one of today’s state-of-the-art ground blinds.

Bob Robb tackles the heat and Arizona terrain on a bowhunt for elk.

Contemplations and meditations of a veteran treestand sitter.

Location, scents, dirt, and a licking branch spike curiosity to stopbucks right where you want them.

The rolling hills of Tennessee are good place to slam a big boar with a slug gun.

Deer quotas shrink in Nebraska, wild hogs take over the Heart of Dixie, and Ameristep''s "The Brotherhood" tree stand line.

I will never forgot the roar that came from that Brown Bear when my arrow passed through it. I heard it echoing in my head for days afterward.

You don’t have to wait for the late season to bag a monster buck with a muzzleloader.

You don’t have to wait for the late season to bag a monster buck with a muzzleloader.

Doing it yourself is cheaper, faster and better than taking a deer to a game processor.

Chronic Wasting Disease hits Pennsylvania, PETA picks a fight with Hunters, and NBC Sports launches a archery based reality show.

This hunter turned an out-of-town business trip into a trophy-gator hunt.

Doing it yourself is cheaper, faster and better than taking a deer to a game processor.

A designated camp cleaning area, which can be as simple as an open-air shed with a concrete or wooden floor. A garage, post barn or even a lodge porch can work great.

Wwhitetail populations at record-high levels and hunters collecting more deer than ever before, many sportsmen have learned that processing a deer for the grill or freezer is no big deal.