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If you want your deer rifle to do double-duty as a long-range shooting or competition gun, here are five new options from the 2018 SHOT Show.

Most outdoor companies are 100 percent serious 100 percent of the time with their consumer messaging, but Vortex Optics marches to a different drummer.

If you’ve never tried decoying rutting bucks, you’re missing out. Here's our Whitetail Deer Decoying Tips for Dummies, which includes four killer setups.

If you’ve never tried decoying rutting whitetail bucks, you’re missing out on one of the game’s deadliest tactics.

Do you aim a few inches behind a broadside deer’s near front leg and low on its chest? Bad idea . . .

The author and his father remember the best food they've ever had on a Canadian fishing trip.

Predator hunters looking for a classic rifle boasting the look and feel that only wood and steel can provide should look no further than the CZ 527 Varmint.

In hunting camp or coffee shop, this question is typically about personal hunting ethics: Do you shoot into squirrel nests?

Missing shots at deer? Here's your fix: Learn how to properly zero your rifle, and gain a deeper understanding of a bullet's arc.

During a bowhunt, have you ever just paused and remembered those veterans who gave all?

Elk are leaving the mountains in favor of the open plains, at least in one valley. What's pushing them down, and what does it mean for public land hunting?

M. R. James, a member of the Archery Hall of Fame, is offering signed copies of his first mystery novel, “Dream Killer.”

Among all the cool things about Maryland — history, seafood, fishing — one to be included in the mix is the solid hunting the Eastern Shore can offer.

Wild turkey verses the common Thanksgiving Day turkey — we consider the history of these birds and the unique traits of each.

Mesoamerican cultures first began raising turkeys between 2,000 and 3,000 years, not only for the meat but for other tools essential to survival.

QAD's UltraRest Integrate MX mounts directly to the face of the riser, not the side. Now, the Berger hole isn't needed. And that solves a lot of problems.

A veteran Minnesota bowhunter shares cold-weather gear advice for how to stay warm on stand, regardless of temperature.

Guaranteed to be collected from does at the peak of the estrus cycle, this limited supply of Tink’s #69 Doe-In-Rut formula is bottled for the serious whitetail hunter.

Our reader poll confirms that treestand reading is as popular as ever. Plus, check out these book recommendations for this hunting season.

Riders on a wildlife refuge tour got to see two interesting sights: a bobcat and a green iguana, both of which are pretty cool. This bobcat was about to have a meal, though.