Willie and Korie Roberston are proud of their work, family, and faith. As season 5 comes to a close the couple reflects on where they've been and what the future may hold.

A California state senator who advocated gun control legislation asked for campaign donations in exchange for introducing an undercover FBI agent to an arms trafficker and told him how to get shoulder-fired automatic weapons and missiles from a Muslim separatist group.

With HB 60 sitting on the Governor’s desk, suppressor hunting will soon be legal in Georgia. This is just the most recent advancement in the legal use of hunting suppressed and the momentum continues nationwide.

Ready for some spring deer scouting on public land tracts? Keep these tips in mind and you'll make the most of your precious time as well as set the stage for a successful fall hunt.

A Florida panther found near the beach in Naples has been relocated to a more suitable habitat.

A gate installed by the State Land Office and the New Mexico Game and Fish Department will make accessible to hunters some 10,000 acres in Cibola County.

Rev. George Koletas of Grace Baptist Church near Troy, N.Y., decided to hold a second AR-15 rifle giveaway after critics said his move was "against everything the Bible teaches."

Tagging bears by hounds or bait offers a certain brand of excitement and high-odds success, but not every jurisdiction allows these methods. For do-it-yourself bowhunters, this means still-hunting or spot & stalk, each dictated by terrain and vegetation type.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will distribute nearly $1.1 billion in excise tax revenues paid by sportsmen and sportswomen to state and territorial fish and wildlife agencies to fund fish and wildlife conservation and recreation projects.