Alabama’s Squirrel Masters Classic is a lesson in airgun hunting fun.
A squirrel-hunting revival might benefit hunt culture, but what’s certain is it would darn-sure enrich America’s kitchen tables.
Commonly called wolves or warbles, the larvae of the botfly is a nightmarish parasite that grows on or in the bodies of squirrels, rabbits and other mammals.
One Virginia man figured he'd just shoot a few squirrels from his neighbor's yard. Except he didn't bother to ask, and things went south from there.
Big game might get all the glory, but only squirrel hunting can take the author back to a time when the future was unchartered, and dreams weren’t yet bridled by life’s choices.
Hunting squirrels by land is the common approach, but bagging the furry critters from a boat can be just as effective. Plus it's, you know, kind of a blast.
Hunters may never have as keen a sense of smell as a squirrel dog, but there are some aromas that stick with you through the years and bring back fond memories of past hunts.
Team Bone Collector won the third-annual Gamo Squirrel Master Classic, its second in a row, but every team left with a great experience and memories of small-game hunting with air rifles.
Many hunters will go a lifetime without spotting a Snow White squirrel, but one Louisiana sportsman recently bagged his second.
These insights into rabbit biology and hunting should be of interest to hunters who pursue cottontails anywhere they are found.
Field conditions are typically much different than range day conditions. That’s why you need to know how to read wind and adjust your aim for a killing shot.
If you live and hunt in the real world, on public land, you can still nail down some big bucks if you put in the work.
Turkeys can be hunted with air rifles in California, Virginia and Maryland (fall only). Here's why airgun turkey hunting isn't as crazy as it sounds.