Archery Business and sister titles continue their long string of Excellence Awards.

It was just a wet spot in a harvested bean field, but it was the perfect place to kill a few ducks.

There is a wrong way and a right way to clean your shotgun. Here is the right way taught by a professional gunsmith.

This historic duck hole should be on any serious waterfowler’s bucket list.

One of the oldest predator-hunting dilemmas, when hides matter, is whether to use frangible, thin-jacketed bullets or full-metal jackets.

Looking for a new pair of waders or hip boots to get you through duck season? We have some options you’ll want to see.

Going the extra mile can increase the likelihood of success when hunting heavily pressured whitetails.

Beautiful weather and lots of easy to call coyotes – don’t put it off for another autumn day!

After a close encounter with a pack of wolves, this elk hunter pondered this question on the all-night drive home.

Your rifle needs a little maintenance to keep it shooting straight from season to season. Take our 9 tips for getting yours in shape for opening day.

The annual Archery Business bowhunting license sales survey has found plenty of good news for those interested in the future of bowhunting and/or the business of archery.

New camo apparel aimed at deer hunters offers a better fit and more functionality. Read on to find some serious proof.

These tips can help you get great photos of your hunting trips that will provide memories for years to come.

Looking back over the 59 years I have walked this earth, I have to smile as I recall the many hunting and fishing trips.

While a coyote is not a grizzly or dangerous game, it definitely gets the hunter’s heart rate up when those yellow eyes appear at 20 yards.

States now able to pursue Pittman-Robertson funding to support NASP, Explore Bowhunting programs.

Once your dog has a good obedience foundation, you are ready to head for the field.