Entries Tagged Amy Hatfield

Guns shops are experiencing a renaissance in product development and customer service by stocking their shelves with cigars and coffee, alongside items like precision rifles and suppressors.

Shepherd’s pie is an open-ended invitation to all tough, wild-game meats that have been dismissed, overlooked, trashed or otherwise left on the bone.

Before purchasing a rifle or any other firearm to put under the Christmas tree this year, make sure the gun fits the kid or adult you're buying it for.

Most hunters are well aware that deer survive harsh winter weather remarkably well. But did you know that survival is due to little nuances like the hollow design of a deer's winter coat?

There's a reason fried, whole bluegill is fantastic when paired with grits, and the reason rests in the crunchy fins.

We don't often glorify bass fishing with a fly rod, especially when it's on a farm pond. But we should. Here, we talk Wooly Buggers and retrieves.

Today 28 states have laws in place making it legal to harvest roadkill for food. But when it comes to meat quality, how do you know roadkill is OK to eat?

From basic tips written for beginners to advanced tactics and techniques, we’ve put it all together in this complete guide to spot-and-stalk hunting.

Often guys find themselves cleaning a gun for better accuracy, but then it doesn't make much of a difference. Understanding what you're looking for can help.

For nearly a decade now, urban, liberal hunters have been slowly joining the hunting ranks. They're young and uninitiated, and their motivations might surprise you.

Tennessee fugitive was taken into custody after a 7-day manhunt. Two deer stands provided cover and aided law enforcement in the suspect's capture.

A Montana senator campaigns as a hunter, joining a string of politicians who claim to be hunters during election years. Problem is, this senator isn't licensed to hunt.

An Oregon hunter fell from his treestand and hung upside-down before two hunters heard his cries for help. The most dangerous part was the rescue.