As a hunter becomes older, he or she should ask: “What’s keeps me going?”
Tony Larsen was a passionate duck hunter with a soft spot in his heart for divers. His passing serves as a reminder that no one is invincible.
When whitetails aren’t moving, here are four phone games to help pass a little time in the stand.
I've never been this hungry in my life.
The second day of the Living Off the Land challenge is peppered with wet conditions, weak thunder and snow.
I took to the woods of northern Wisconsin to see if I could hunt, trap, catch and gather enough food to survive a week. Here’s how it went.
If you love venison and coffee, here’s a delicious and simple recipe for Dark Roast Venison Stew.
A Pennsylvania cake decorator created a wedding cake that is sure to be a hit with any whitetail hunter.
Whitetail pursuits vary greatly in degree of difficulty. Cherish the hard deer hunts as well as the easy ones.
Turn your squirrel tails into one (or more) of the nation's most popular fishing lures, the Mepps spinner, or exchange them for cash.
Men and women who share a passion for the outdoors can use Hunting4Connections, a new online dating site, to find someone special.
The CanCooker Companion is big enough to cook for 6 people and small enough to take with you wherever you go.
Humility in life — and in the treestand — still matters. Here’s why.
A week straight of back-to-back morning hunts can take a toll, so I rely on these four tips for keeping my mind and body in the game.
A backpacking trip into the wilderness with your spouse can build a bond with nature, as well as with each other.
In northeast Arkansas, visitors to Peebles Farm can venture into a 16-acre corn maze built in the shape of a mature whitetail buck.
Stop short of making duck jerky and guess what you get? Duck bacon. OK, it’s not exactly the same as pork bacon, but it's delicious and healthier.
The Mountain West teems with bowhunting opportunities and adventures. Is your body up to the challenge?
You know about PETA, but most of these other organizations try to hide their true anti-hunting intentions with smoke and mirrors.
Asking questions like how many hunters per guide, checking references and identifying hidden costs can uncover critical details before you book a hunt.
