Videos

Two deer survive fall into frozen river after running from area dogs.

Hundreds of elk move across south central Wyoming, near the Colorado border.

Deer crossing signs are there for a very good reason. Watch this compilation of close calls from around the world. It's a nice reminder to be cautious.

It's the stuff of bad B-horror films, nightmares and eery stories. It's also very real. Piranhas like eat. Watch as a fisherman finds this out while reeling in his catch.

Spring turkey season is right around the corner. Instead of a building, we suggest you get in the woods and call a gobbler in!

WARNING: A moose was confused and stressed near a parking lot and ultimately jumped to its death.

Bushnell is one of the largest contributors to Folds of Honor, which provides scholarships to the families of fallen or disabled servicemen and women.

Geoff Nemnich heads to north central Kansas and scores big with a coyote triple.

G2 Research's R.I.P. is being called a "the last round you'll ever need."

Mark Kayser reminds coyote hunters to stay a bit longer on their stand. Those extra minutes may be the most productive.

If there was a bear on your front porch and you walked right past it, you'd like to think you'd notice it.

Melissa Bachman talks new scouting cam technology with Bowhunting World’s Mark Melotik.

It's Friday and time for a little fun. Roughage is critical to a healthy body and deer, as you know, eat lots and lots of roughage. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the sounds of nature!

New Pro-Grade Redhead decoys and Pro-Grade Canvasbacks add to GHG's extensive decoy line.

Trail cameras are one of the biggest items to hit the outdoor market. They can be used for almost anything. When not scouting for game try protecting your house like this family did.

Researchers placed cameras on falcons to study how these raptors engage aerial attacks to pursue their prey.

"It's because I have people threatening to kill me right now. I'm having to talk to the FBI and have private security to keep my children from being skinned alive and shot at."

Now there's a less invasive option for 1911 shooters to give their guns the rails they need for optical add-ons.

New for 2014 and debuting at SHOT Show, Gerber has developed a new multi-tool that's designed to help AR shooters perform basic maintenance and adjustments on their rifle and have a couple extra implements for everyday needs.

Love your ACOG but wish you had the ability to zoom in and out? Well, Trijicon delivered this year with its first variable-power illuminated optic dubbed the "VCOG."

The new Ethos from Benelli will appeal to upland hunters and clay shooters alike. Weighing just six pounds with a new recoil-reduction system in the stock, it's perfect for going from the field to the range.

Check out some new high-end insulation for premium hunting clothing, a cool line of replaceable-blade knives from Gerber and a unique new pink camo pattern for the girl who likes her guns to stand out.

Tenzing Outdoors has introduced a new hunting pack that incorporates a convenient collapsible hunting seat with about as many pockets as a turkey hunter could need.

Caldwell caught our eye on Day 1 of SHOT Show 2014 with the AR-15 Mag Charger and a ballistic chronograph. Check them out.

An elephant at Kruger National Park in northeastern South Africa takes exception to a self-driven safari, rolls tourist's car.

Find out why the semi-auto firearm is essential in the eradication of feral pest animals in Australia.

EOTech debuted its newest holographic weapons sight accessory at this year's SHOT Show range day, showing off the drop-in Laser Battery Cap for its 512 and 552 optics.

Ever been on a hunt during a rainstorm? Well, with Rite in Rain you won't have to worry about losing any notes you might have made on your journey.

"I was surprised — there's no other word for it. We all started shouting 'giant squid, giant squid' all at once."