At the beginning of a fishing outing, it’s common for a musky guide to demonstrate how different lures work to their clients. In this case, a big musky interrupts the lesson.

Creating a mock scrape with a heavy rope serving as the overhead branch is a technique used by many veteran whitetail hunters. Here’s how.

Some boat anglers have no clue when it comes to common courtesy while fishing. Here’s proof.

Bill Winke provides tips on how many deer stands you should have ready to roll, and how long you should rest a stand between sits.

Many successful, experienced bowhunters believe in the maxim, “Take the first good shot.” Not me — here’s why.

Experienced musky anglers understand it’s rare for a fish to strike a lure twice. But three times?

The author and his son put a Frogg Toggs Grand Refuge 3.0 wader to a season-long torture test on public land sloughs.

Shooting a crossbow accurately, especially on whitetails and other big game, requires some smart planning and dedicated practice. Here’s what you need to know.

A kitten is rescued from a lake by a kayak angler, and it obviously loves fishing!

You know that antlers grow fast, but you’ll have an ever greater appreciation for the process after watching this short video.

Fact — the ending of this 1-minute video will surprise you!

Not only will the new DSD Bedded Doe decoy be deadly during the whitetail rut, but it should work well during any part of the deer season.

Competing in his fourth Paralympic Games, Team USA’s Matt Stutzman wins the ultimate prize.