Extras

There are dozens of baits and lures for trapping predators. In this video Mark Olis will show you the specific baits and lures he uses when targeting coyotes in the summer.

Mark Olis visits Borrowed Acres to check on their grain sorghum and Lablab bean plots.

North Dakota's walleye population instantly soared by 10 million thanks to the single largest stocking program in state history.

Kids and adults both take aim at a weekend full of bow fishing. Participants had the opportunity to learn the unique art of bow fishing as part of a mentor program and in a competition.

Fishing from kayaks has grown by leaps and bounds, and the sport seems to become more mainstream every day. It's so popular, last year's Ride the Bull Kayak Fishing Tournament in south Louisiana attracted 732 anglers.

We add summer food plots to the wildlife menu at Borrowed Acres this season. The guys plant grain sorghum and lablab for a summer-through-fall food plot that not only attracts and holds deer and turkeys, but gives them vital nutrients during the summer months.

About 130 lakes are scheduled to receive a share of 9 million fingerlings, small, young fish, in the coming weeks.

That paper fishing and hunting license will soon be as old school as fishing creels and metal deer tags.

Officials are gaining new information about how fish move, how long they live and what proportion of them are ending up on anglers' hooks. The goal is to use that information to further improve the quality of the popular Dakotas fishery.

A 15-foot, 9-inch American alligator, weighing 1,011.5 pounds and now boasting a world record as the largest alligator ever killed in the wild is on display at an Alabama zoo.

Not all food plots are created equal, but with the Firminator you can plant and grow crops like a farmer and wildlife will flock to it.

Visitors can walk through a man-made cypress swamp, go bowling or shoot arrows at the archery range. A 105-room hotel designed like a hunting lodge has balconies overlooking the indoor swamp. There are also live ducks, alligators and fish.

The state Senate has approved a proposed constitutional amendment guaranteeing Texans' right to hunt, fish and harvest wildlife.

One-of-a-kind 'virtual' tradeshow allows outdoor enthusiasts to browse the latest products and see the industry’s top professionals from the comfort of their own home.

Millions more fish have been added to Indiana's lakes, rivers and ponds after biologists collected a near-record number of eggs.

The Classic is on, and bass will be caught. No matter the weather, several of these best-in-the-world bass anglers will make it look easy, like anyone can do it. Most, however, wouldn’t even consider it!

“We've survived freezes and floods and the BP oil spill,” Frank Randol says of the crawfish industry. “But this is a government-made disaster.”