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High Plains river bottoms offer the best of both worlds in trophy whitetail and mule deer bowhunting.

Jace Bauserman explains what steps to take and what to look for when scouting whitetail deer.

It might seem as though deer need help making it through the winter, but providing them with extra food isn’t always a smart answer.

Itching for a new duck-hunting shotgun, but can’t afford to break the bank? TriStar offers some excellent imported options.

Which of these three stands would you choose, and how would you hunt it?

Father and son win at New York State tournament dedicated to hunting mentor.

Here’s a list of the basics you’ll need to get a food plot started.

Benelli-owned Stoeger offers an inertia-driven semi-auto shotgun for less than $500.

Three coyotes hunters bag three ''yotes at the same time.

Women's camo and apparel is a hot seller in the outdoor industry. Discover some ways to capitalize on that market from Prois a leader in women's gear.

It’s been a long time since predator hunters have seen fur values at levels where you could actually make a buck from your efforts, but recent auctions have verified there is money in fur once again.

Our friends at the National Wild Turkey Federation remind us keep safety in mind.

Tagging a lovesick tom is definitely challenging but attainable, provided you follow a few turkey hunting tips.

Being neither the least nor most expensive bow in the Diamond line-up makes the Core sort of a value bow among value bows.

Don’t complicate the turkey hunting process. Grab the right basic equipment, employ basic tactics, use your head, and just do it!

Calling in wild turkeys takes skill and patience. Jace Bauserman shows off a few of his favorite tips.

It’s April, and while you might prefer to be chasing turkeys, now is the time to get your food plots started for next fall.

Looking to shoot a canvasback drake? There are few better places than the Mighty Mississippi River.

Coyotes hunters strike out on ''yotes but get a bobcat and save a farmer''s pet in the process.

Mossy Oak Pro Staffer Tracy Groves has some advice for going after gobblers on public land.