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A Facebook clip from Barbwire Outdoors shows a bowhunter test-firing a custom 11-foot carbon arrow in a moment that could have ended badly.

Learn a clever, low-cost trick from Don Higgins that can help protect newly planted trees from buck rubs and rodent damage.

Watch an English pointer named Waylen put on a stunning show as he points a tight-holding rooster pheasant and then later leaps for a better look at the downed bird.

Don Higgins explains why giving a mature whitetail buck the right wind is one of the most important keys to getting him on his feet in daylight.

Follow Stern Game Recovery for real-world tracking insights, deer and bear recovery stories, and expert advice on when to wait before trailing wounded game.

A crane-lifted target at the World Archery Field Championships in Yankton made for a dramatic finals moment—and a great reminder that uphill shots are still judged by horizontal distance.

Watch elk hunter Beau Brooks demonstrate the chuckling cadence that can make your calling sound far more realistic.

Watch Myles Pfingsten break down a simple dropshot live bait rig that’s recently been smashing giant bluegills.

A bowhunter’s in-the-field interview is interrupted when two rutting bucks chase a hot doe right into his path.

A simple freezer trick from a veteran outdoorsman may be the easiest way to get bugs out of your trail cameras before they ruin your gear.

When it comes to freshwater fishing thrills, nothing can compare to a boatside musky strike. And such a strike becomes even more intense when the angler is using a topwater lure.

Don’t be intimidated by cleaning catfish; this video proves it’s not difficult.

A buzzbait is a great way to cover water and locate aggressive largemouth bass, and if you want to entice more strikes and hook a higher percentage of fish, then watch this tip from professional angler Jacob Wheeler.

Think you’re good at filleting fish? Watch this video and you might rethink your skill level.

Professional bass anglers keep numerous rods on the front decks of their bass boats, and sometimes one accidentally finds its way to the bottom of the lake.

Not many anglers will ever hook a largemouth bass this size, especially in a big-money tournament, which makes losing it in this manner all the more painful. Dang!

Multi-species guide Eric Haataja explains his proven step-by-step process for filleting a walleye with an electric fillet knife.

Watching someone catch the biggest fish of their life is special. Check out TV host Steve Harvey as he catches a Tennessee largemouth weighing 8.9 pounds on a crankbait!

A Minnesota conservation officer responds to a call about a whitetail wandering around in circles with its head stuck in a water softener bag.

Join Tom Miranda in Mexico as he stalks within 42 yards of a feeding desert bighorn. It’s a big ram but the high winds and severe quartering-away angle make for a tough shooting opportunity.

Bassmaster Elite angler Cory Johnston experiences southern hospitality in a way you have to see to believe.

There are no entries for wild turkeys in the Boone and Crockett record book, but if there were, this gigantic gobbler from Iowa would qualify.

This wild turkey great-escape video is proof that timing is everything.

Professional bass angler Michael Neal had never caught a 10-pound bass — until he smashed his personal best (PB) with an 11-pounder!

Some anglers are frustrated with tangles when using spinning reels. The problem is often the result of putting new line on the reel incorrectly.

This kayak angler is caught in a dangerous storm dropping baseball-size hail stones. Crazy!

The Redcrest Championship showcases 35 of the top bass anglers in the world, and this year Jacob Wheeler won it for the first time. Here are the top five baits he used to run away with the title.

Leaving a hang-on stand in a tree year after year is a recipe for disaster, especially if you don’t regularly loosen its securing strap or chain.

It’s one thing to win a bass fishing tournament; it’s another to win at life.

You’ve roosted a tom and slipped in to 100 yards of his tree under the cover of darkness. But now what?