After dragging the coyote up the hill to the road it hit me...I just shot a triple!

Be sure to take these four steps to keeping unauthorized hunters from poaching your bucks.

Clues that might help you bag your buck when temperatures drop to well below freezing, or when big weather changes are affecting deer movements.

Heavily pressured deer don’t always pack up and move out. Sometimes they hunker down.

Knowing how deer react to the ravages of winter can help you be a more successful late-season buck hunter.

When it comes to riflescopes, binoculars and rangefinders, whitetail hunters have never had it so good.

If most of your shooting is done in heavy, deep woods, you’ll need a light-to-carry, fast-to-shoulder rifle — but almost any cartridge will do.

There are so many wild hogs at Pushmataha Plantation even a rookie gets a chance to make a kill.

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.