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A recent news story coming out of Connecticut highlights a violent side to the anti-gun movement, while data shows accidental death by gunshot wound is exceedingly rare.

Before finalizing your wildlife management plans for this year, consider planting food plots for each season based on tips from these experts.

To enter and exit treestands without alerting whitetails, it’s wise to hide behind tall cover such as Smoke Screen, especially when bowhunting near food plots.

By letting a female bobcat walk, you might increase your odds of killing a big tomcat.

Did you know all those people on the Paleo Diet are crazy envious of hunters? (They envy cavemen too, by the way). Here are five key benefits of wild game meat, plus the science behind each one.

A pineapple venison ham can be sliced and served hot, or kept for cold sandwich meat.

Idaho Fish and Game has confirmed a case of Treponema Associated Hoof Disease in an elk killed by a hunter in 2018. It's the first animal diagnosed in the state with the disease.

It pays to break the 15-minute rule when hunting coyotes and other predators.

New techniques and tactics must be used when hunting coyotes in and around urban settings. Check out these proven tips to hunt urban coyotes.

Kentucky wildlife officials say the increasing problem with feral hogs in the famed Land Between the Lakes is due in part to illegal releases.

One of the key components of the field-to-table process involves proper care of wild game meat. Find out how to easily and properly break down a turkey for the dinner table.

Looking for a unique fishing trip? Head to West Virginia this spring, where golden trout will be stocked in some lakes and streams.

Living a humble — but busy — life in southwest Iowa, Jimmy Lawrence might be the most talented fish taxidermist in the country.

From reticle choice to adjusting a scope's diopter, choosing a scope for your rifle requires an understanding of how each component works and impacts performance.

Successful land managers view properties not as a block of individual microcosms, but as a single, living organism with soft edges to improve deer habitat.

Tired of fighting the crowds pressuring educated coyotes who have heard all kinds of calls? Try taking a walk to find new areas to hunt.

Electronic callers are great tools for predator hunters thanks to the volume and number of sounds that can be made. But as Al Morris with Foxpro Hunting TV shows, adding some handcalls into the mix is a lot of fun, too.

The Pope and Young Club recently announced a new world record non-typical whitetail that scores 327 7/8 inches.

Hunting guides are the unsung heroes behind many successful hunts filmed for hunting shows and retold in hunting magazines. Here's a look behind the scenes. Plus, a few hunt-camp rules to live by.

Teenagers’ deer-urine prank at Walmart underscores this universal truth: what’s considered repellent for some, is a sought-after lure for others.