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Hyperthermia, or heatstroke, is a real concern for dogs hunting or training in early-season warm weather. Here’s how to prevent it and treat it if it happens.

Archers are more susceptible to shoulder injuries than pro baseball pitchers. What can you do to treat or prevent them?

Selection is huge these days – Dollar Menus, SuperStores, and the list goes on. Hunters certainly aren’t spared the choices; in fact, we hunters have more choices today than at any other time in history.

With this new mechanical release you can bump up your shooting performance dramatically without it affecting your shooting form or accuracy. The Equalizer is the most important new invention in bowhunting in a long, long time.

Lucky for you and your customers, today’s mechanical heads promise more strength and overall deadliness on a wide variety of game.

This innovative new crop proves 2011 is much more than a typical “fine-tuning” year.

Reader Michael Shepard submitted these photos of his favorite duck spot.

Hunting over hounds can be a passel of work, but it’s an addiction that’s well worth the effort.

Wind is something that all archers have to contend with from time to time. Check out the two effects it creates and how to deal with them.