Entries Tagged Amy Hatfield

As Pennsylvania edges closer to lifting restrictions on Sunday hunting, those who support and oppose the bill offer a window into what this debate is really about.

When cold enough, something as simple as the shivers or as complex as the rapid use of glucose can undermine every effort a hunter makes to be prepared when it's time to shoot.

Is the toothpick a symbol of a certain type of man? It signals masculinity and channels character traits not so dissimilar from those shared by hunters and anglers.

The Library of Congress offers access to vintage hunting photos and illustrations. Each centuries-old photo captures something unique or nostalgic about hunting.

Turkey hunting season is coming in hot (we hope). To kick things off, here's a look at which states get a first crack at it with early March hunting dates.

What has historically been known as a tax-based funding source for wildlife conservation, may soon be used more freely to build public shooting ranges and improve existing ones.

Caused by a genetic anomaly, piebald deer are rare. One such deer was recently mistaken for a calf in Lomira, Wisconsin.

Breaks in the weather can create prime, winter bass fishing on ponds and small lakes, but how quickly can air temperature spike water temperature? And what’s the best lures for winter bass?

If you find yourself looking to cut salt or simply want a cleaner version of gravy, try this low sodium, mushroom gravy for your Dutch-oven venison cube steaks.

Imagine getting your very first .22 rifle, and then learning it also shoots arrows. That's what's possible in 2019, my people.

Some bucks are dropping antlers early, especially in the Midwest. Observant hunters may know why, especially if they also happen to be farmers who were stuck on their combines well into November.

Found in the Atlantic Ocean, redfish is an accessible, fun and tasty fish to pursue for saltwater anglers on a budget or those new to saltwater fishing. To get started, here's a redfish primer.

Over-baiting, and a violation of Michigan's antler point restrictions, led an accused hunter to throw his wife under the proverbial bus. She wants deer meat, he claimed.