Properly preparing firearms for extreme weather conditions takes the worry out of whether they will go bang every time you tug the trigger.

The hunt doesn’t have to end when you punch your primary big-game tag. The presence of predators can give a hunt a second life.

The one-two punch of an accurate rifle topped with a high-quality optic goes a long way when asked to perform double duty on deer and predators.

Extremely cold temps mean even the wariest critters lose their inhibitions in their search for food. Here’s how you can use this to your advantage to put more winter-prime fur on your stretchers.

Chasing predators with a smokepole might just open the gateway to unexplored fur-taking opportunities.

The most successful crossbow hunters use their gear year-round.

Being away from home when you’re very ill is never good; it’s even worse when you’re on a bowhunt that’s been planned for many years.

With top-of-the-line crossbows rivaling custom rifle cost, it is time for superior optics to match what these bows offer.

Remove cant (a tilted crossbow) from your shooting vocabulary.

When it comes to bowhunter ethics, each person must develop his or her own beliefs when faced with the critical “to shoot or not to shoot” decision.