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Southwest Kansas has long been seen as a hunters' paradise, with some of America's biggest whitetail and mule deer bucks and some of the state's best pheasant populations. Now, it could be a paradise for poachers.

You may never need it, but you’ll hunt with more confidence knowing you could take care of your dog in the field. It’s the least you can do for him.

Proud of your dog? Show it by sharing a photo and you could see him in the Fiocchi ammunition catalog!

How often do you get to spend someone else’s money when donating to conservation, hunting dog rescue, and youth groups?

Look in the direction you want your dog to go in the field. A cooperative dog will try to put your face behind him. Want him to change direction? Just turn that way.

Silencers have a large range of hunting applications. Check out this video to see what a suppressed pheasant hunt could be like.

About 100,000 hunters converge every year on the state's hunting fields. South Dakota officials say those hunters spend more than $200 million on their passion.

Kansas bird hunting is a blast! Lower costs, longer hours, bigger bag.

Despite strong efforts, tri-state-area experts say they see fewer young people starting to hunt and expect overall participation to fall in the years ahead.

Your dog’s performance was, well, less than stellar. Maybe it’s time to go back to school with a new training tool: Scott Linden’s Real Bird Bumper.

Staying cool and calm is a better way to interact with hyper dogs. Anticipate stress-inducers, heading them off before they impact your dogs’ behavior, by maintaining your own cool head and actions.

Dogs, like people are creatures of habit. Change your training cues to avoid complacency and disobedience in your hunting dog.

The Department of Environmental Conservation says it's about to release 30,000 adult pheasants on lands open to public hunting.

The Wingshooting USA TV crew is on the road, and you're invited to join host Scott Linden and his dogs Manny and Buddy along the way.

The fur might not be prime, but the calling action is on fire during early fall.

To help restore lost pheasant habitat and prevent future losses, the group suggested South Dakota take eight steps.

These days I'll sometimes turn and call or whistle in the opposite direction from my dog so the original sound, and any echoes, are both coming from the vector I want him to take.