The late-summer 2019 archery season has started in several western states, and a few massive mule deer have already been tagged by some well-known bowhunters.

It’s a fact that hunters are the greatest conservationists on the planet, and as this series of photos shows, sportsmen will go to some extreme measures to help wildlife whenever possible.

Two hunting companies have partnered to fund a CWD study and testing protocol for urine-based deer lures.

Designed for speed and penetration, the RIP from Victory Archery has a 100 percent high-modulus carbon shaft with a diameter of only .204 inches.

Joining the company’s 1.5- and 2.1-inch mechanical broadhead lineup, the new SEVR All-Purpose 1.7 has a cutting diameter of 1.7 inches and weighs 100 grains.

Capt. Jordan Korzenowski guided a client to a monster lake trout that, based on its length and girth, could have eclipsed a Minnesota state record from 1955.

Over the past year, the Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry (FHFH) venison donation ministry distributed 714,000 servings of nutritious meat to local food banks and ministries to help feed needy children, families and individuals.

During August and September 2019, you can get $10 or $20 cash back on some of Rinehart Targets most popular models.

Designed for elk bowhunters who want realistic 3-D practice without transporting a massive target, Rinehart introduces its 1/3 Scale Woodland Elk.

New Scent Strappers from Hunter’s Kloak are easy to wrap around a tree branch, and they’ll stay in place until you retrieve them.