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Can making a poor shot actually affect the taste of wild game?

Hunters (and anglers) are America’s top conservationists, period. Last week I gave you 10 reasons why. Here are 10 more.

How you feed is equally as important as what and when you feed.

Andy Simo, founder of New Archery Products, has passed away at 79.

Football and hunting are similar in that both require passion, determination and an ability to perform in the moment. So it makes sense that these football all-stars would be as successful in the woods as they are on the field.

Some guys always get the best jobs. The author and his crew took to shotguns to bring relief to some Midwest farmers who were inundated with feathered varmints.

A late-season turkey hunt in the Centennial State provides this father-and-son duo with memories that will last a lifetime.

Practice makes perfect when it comes to learning the correct hand position for hooding and operating a bow.

This new lever-action rifle from Henry comes chambered for flat-shooting cartridges with the ballistic ability and accuracy to take deer at long range.

Pâtés are a simple, delicious dish every wild-game cook should master.

The 2017 ATA Show featured a lot of new products. We spoke with retailers from across the country to find out what products had them excited this year.

Hunters (and anglers) are America’s top conservationists, period. These groups contribute more money, volunteer more man-hours and promote a healthy environment far more than any other groups on the planet.

A dream wolf hunting trip left one reader realizing he was a novice in the wilderness.

The friendly, curious, easygoing beagle loved by so many has an interesting history that’s often overlooked.

Weighing in at 7.165 pounds, the Lithgow Arms F90 Atrax represents a fully modernized version of the first military-issue bullpup, the Steyr AUG.

It's not as easy as you think. Use these quick, how-to steps for transitioning your bow from the woods to the water.

You think you know what do for a successful setup, but you could be making one of these common mistakes.

What if mice could help solve the Lyme disease problem they’ve helped create? What Harvard University researchers recently learned is, well, they can.

This product understands the tick lifecycle and harnesses nature to turn mice from tick hosts into tick killers.

Here’s the first part of a two-part series on what exciting new bows to look out for this year.