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The Department of Natural Resources' Division of Wildlife says there were 135 reported sightings believed to involve an estimated 88 bears. State personnel confirmed 60 sightings.

Bows and arrows are the easy items to take note of, but it’s often the miscellaneous gear that makes the difference for archery customers and hunters alike – the difference between success and failure. Here’s a promising new-accessory round-up of some 2015 must-haves hunting gear.

Want to plant a food plot for deer hunting, but don't know where to start? Here's your step-by-step instructions for building a food plot from scratch.

As a primary connection between the hunter and the bow, a performance-driven release aid is a requirement for both accuracy and arrow speed. This year’s crop of releases offers performance in spades.

When Idaho launched its first wolf season in 2009, Stan Burt was determined to become a wolf hunter. His hard work paid off when he was charged by a pack of wolves this past fall! Here’s his story.

When you need stability but prone isn't an option, shooting from a kneeling position is the next best thing. Here, Gunsite Academy's Il Ling New demonstrates proper kneeling technique.

They’re fun. They’re colorful. They’re dedicated to creating the best products possible. And no one takes for granted how lucky they are to live and work in the archery industry.

Food plots are great, but everybody has one now. Throw the deer something different by planting their favorite fruits.

“The youth are such a growing segment in our industry,” says ScentBlocker's Scott Schultz. “I really believe when a young man or woman holds a bow in their hand and fires an arrow downrange for the first time, they feel a major sense of accomplishment.