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If you want one of Arby’s venison sandwiches, you’ll need to mark your calendar.

Identify deer poop from that of elk or moose isn't as easy as you'd think. Here are the differences.

Off-the-shelf shotguns are made to fit a hunter who’s about 6 feet tall, 180 pounds. Get more than a few inches above or below those parameters, though, and you’re going to need your gun specially fitted.

Want to make smarter purchasing and setup decisions for your trail cameras? These tips can help.

In the wake of the Las Vegas shooting, YouTube has expanded its upload policy to include a ban on instructional videos for installing bump stocks.

Multi-Ring Technology provides superior peep-to-sight alignment that remains unchanged regardless of the amount of ambient light at the time of shooting.

Whether there's cause to celebrate or cause to ... well, not celebrate, some circumstances just call for a drink. Here are our five favorite hunt camp cocktails.

Having the right waterfowl decoy spread often means the difference between success and failure. Here are four fixed-blind setups that work.

Are you bowhunting the rut this season? Enter here for a chance to win some killer bowhunting gear!

A mature buck may lose 20 percent or more of its body weight during breeding season, so it needs to go into fall fat and sassy. Here's what deer eat to make that happen.

The Hearing Protection Act has been delayed indefinitely by Congress after Sunday night’s mass shooting in Las Vegas.

Combining 30 years of innovation in the vertical bow world and a love of long-range rifle shooting, Matt McPherson took 3 years to create a new sniper-like crossbow.

Your favorite gun shop owner is always up to date on what’s new in the industry. There’s no reason you shouldn’t be too!

Duck decoys have an interesting history. From cow-sized contraptions to 30-pound floating dekes, learn more about decoys from the past here.

Hunters may never have as keen a sense of smell as a squirrel dog, but there are some aromas that stick with you through the years and bring back fond memories of past hunts.

Today’s commercial scent products work superbly, but it can be fun to create your own masking scents like hunters of yesteryear.

One hunter wounded the deer. Another hunter killed it. Who gets the deer?

The Humane Society of the United States has started a ballot initiative that could give residents the chance to vote to ban hunting mountain lions and bobcats.

Have you ever wondered how a suppressor works or what it looks like in slow motion when a bullet is fired through it? If yes, then check out this awesome video!

Help us spread the word to the nonhunting public that hunters really do help wildlife more than anyone else.