Bowhunting

Vermont will be issuing 20 percent fewer moose hunting permits for the regular season this fall, based on estimated population densities and moose management goals.

Some Mainers can now get licenses for fishing, hunting, trapping or archery that last a lifetime instead of having to renew them every year.

Bowhunting whitetailed deer in remote canoe country should be on every serious bowhunter’s list. Here are some tips to make the most of this unique hunt.

What does an undisputed industry speed innovator do for an encore in 2014? Turn out a whole stable of exciting new bows, including a new speed leader.

This year the department says it will issue 4,085 permits for moose. Last year, 55,000 Mainers applied.

A Bass Pro Shop Outdoor World store scheduled to open this fall in Tacoma will be the first in the Northwest.

Sure, these outfitters are typically priced right, but if you want a good hog experience and would actually like to have the chance to fire a few arrows at thick-skinned swine, be sure to ask these five questions before you go.

2013's greatly reduced deer harvest totals posted by several states, prompts the formation of several organizations that blame the downturn on poor deer management.

Does the full moon really effect deer movement? Get the answer to this and other deer hunting tidbits.

When a company says it produces the "world's most shootable bow" it better know how to back up a bold claim. Elite has done it.

Add to your arsenal with a smattering of the year’s most-promising new products!

Hunters under age 16 need a youth spring turkey permit; hunters age 16 and older need a spring turkey permit.

Ready for some spring deer scouting on public land tracts? Keep these tips in mind and you'll make the most of your precious time as well as set the stage for a successful fall hunt.

Looking for a bow packed with premium features that doesn't carry a "premium-bow" price? Look at Mission.

Tagging bears by hounds or bait offers a certain brand of excitement and high-odds success, but not every jurisdiction allows these methods. For do-it-yourself bowhunters, this means still-hunting or spot & stalk, each dictated by terrain and vegetation type.

Alaska Wildlife Troopers say the practice is not widespread but the technology is becoming cheaper and it's inevitable that some hunters would try it out to gain an advantage.

Over five days in early February, Game and Parks staff members surveyed eight areas of the Pine Ridge Management Unit, which encompasses 429 square miles. They counted 862 mule deer, 68 bucks, 477 does and 317 fawns.