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For the first time in a handful of years, biologists have good news about many Wyoming antelope populations.

The Borrowed Acres summer food plots are near the end of the growing season and the guys have some good results with grain sorghum and lab-lab beans.

Unbroken, mature forests offer little in the way of food or cover for whitetails. But a power line slicing through such sterile environments provides miles of prime edge habitat with both abundant shelter and food such as tender forbs, berries, shrubs, and saplings.

At any time, one oak species or another may be dropping the most acorns on different areas of your hunting property. The key to knowing where to hunt is realizing that different oak species thrive in different habitats and they shed their nuts at different times.

You’ve put on your camo and scent blocker and made all the right hunting prep moves, but the deer that’s in your line of sight with its head in the acorns can still see you. You are not invisible.

Founded in 1919, Mossberg is the oldest family-owned and -operated firearms manufacturer in America and is the largest supplier of pump-action shotguns in the world.

Hunting the Mountain State this year? Be aware that the regulations guide contains a significant typo.

Conventional wisdom says a new rifle should be shot "X" number of times before it's "broken in" and accurate. But with modern rifle-building techniques, is this still true?

Few bows generate the controversy that Mathews’ new Monster Wake has stirred. The combination of a $1,700 price tag, a trend-defying mass weight of 5.38 pounds, a 5-inch brace height and an IBO of 352 fps at 85 percent letoff gets a lot of attention. How did the bow perform for this tester? Read on to find out.