Sharpening fixed-blade broadheads isn’t difficult, provided you have the right tool and a bit of guidance.

One pair of waders is better than none, but to stay comfortable hunting and fishing in all conditions, it makes sense to own two pairs with different insulation qualities.

Not sure whether you should pee from your treestand? The author offers his insight.

Do you aim too far back on a broadside whitetail, or too low when aiming from a treestand? Find out before making a big mistake this fall.

Have you ever wondered why some bowhunters prefer broadheads with serrated blades? The answer might surprise you.

If you primarily hunt whitetails from a treestand with a crossbow, then you should consider adding ground ambushes to your game plan.

You’ve heard the archery advice, “Aim small, miss small.” If that works for you, great. For many bowhunters, however, there’s a better system.

For the next several weeks, we’ll be talking to our editorial staff about their best and worst experiences in the outdoors.

Paslie Werth, age 14, shot a 40-point buck on family land in Kansas during the state’s youth deer season.

Taking a couple minutes to bleed fish prior to cleaning them ensures blood-free fillets and the best possible flavor.

A 66-year-old bowhunter was charged by an elk and killed as he approached the animal to dispatch it.

You’ve purchased a handgun for personal/home defense, and signed up for a private lesson. Assuming you selected a qualified instructor, what can you expect?

Some hunters wait until late season to try and fill antlerless deer tags. The author thinks this is a mistake.