We got our hands on some of the newest and best rangefinders out there and ran them through the paces for your reading enjoyment.

Archer’s Choice TV personalities Ralph and Vicki Cianciarulo are awed by these tundra monarchs that flourish in a harsh, barren land.

It is a problem most hunters would kill for but for some lucky individuals it is a legitimate question. What happens if the deer love your food plots too much?

Several states are fighting the battle of controlling their herds without overharvesting. What’s the optimum level of deer population?

One of the most important steps in learning how to make a one-shot kill is to learn the vital areas of the white-tailed deer’s anatomy so that you will know where to aim.

The Bowhunting World editors put some of the newest carbon hunting arrows to the test. Check out what the found out.

Don’t have access to a high-priced, private-land honeyhole? Here are some proven strategies from some of the Midwest’s finest public-land whitetailers.

Follow these steps by photo and action instructions to give your AR a cursory clean up after a day of shooting:

Think you have no chance to kill a huge buck on heavily hunted public ground? Think again.

Georgia is famous for quail, and at Burnt Pine Plantation you will experience quail hunting at its finest.

Early summer is prime time for setting up a hunting bow. So what is the perfect yardage for your top pin?

By creating your own deer pathways, you will encourage reclusive bucks to walk past your stand instead of staying out of sight.

Letting noxious vegetation get out of control can spell disaster for your food-plot plants, and controlling them is a year-round job.

A much-anticipated return to Minnesota''s north country wilderness helps Mark Melotik solidify a plan for a Fall 2010 bowhunt.

Over the years I’ve made so many mistakes that I finally know how not to bait bears. What follows are my Top 10 blunders.

Does a liberal predator control program have a positive effect on your land''s deer population?

Now is the time to start planning your early-season waterfowl hunts. Look north to catch the beginning of the fall migrations.