Entries Tagged Amy Hatfield

Some hunters enjoy making their own gear like building arrows or natural ground blinds. If you'd like to add apparel to your DIY list, here's how to make a ghillie suit.

Often it’s the big beasts with hooves that are held up as the standard, but wild turkey hunting is the second-most popular type of hunting in the U.S.

After a fall it's critical to avoid hanging in the harness, and to get down as quickly and safely as possible. The Emergency Descender lowers the hunter automatically and hands-free immediately.

Dale Earnhardt, Jr., retired NASCAR driver and deer hunter, had some reflective words about his passion for working the land, which he ranks right up there with deer hunting itself.

A Pennsylvania Democrat takes up deer hunting to appeal to Trump voters, which has us looking back at one presidential candidate's failed attempt at hunting over a decade ago.

What are your odds of hitting a deer in a car collision? Californians have it pretty good, but others have it far worse. See the map and check your chances.

Bullfrogs are in decline, along with other amphibians, but bullfrogs are also part of the problem. That's where frog-gigging comes in, filling a predatory void.

Regardless of whether or not it's a trophy, it's one hell of an accomplishment to shoot a doe. Here's why. Plus, when's the best time to hunt these animals?

An Iowa landowner trades deer-hunting rights to a Michigan family for access to a prime fishing hole. Nice idea, except it was illegal.

Remember that song, "the toe bone's connected to the foot bone," and so on and so on? Well, deer have bones in their hearts and it's a bone connected to nothing.

Celebrity hunter Michael Waddell calls out singer Eric Church, who made remarks against the NRA in a Rolling Stone interview about the 2017 Las Vegas shooting.

Primal Treestands took the “old way” of installing a ladder stand and started over; giving hunters a simplified process and a rock-solid stand that can be placed on almost any tree.

Cat owners know cats are fine hunters thanks to the “surprises” these animals bring their owners as gifts. What they may not know is this: cats bring home fewer than 25 percent of what they kill.