Entries Tagged Mike Schoblaska

After more than 100 years, hunters in Pennsylvania will finally be able to hunt on Sunday once Gov. Tom Wolf signs S. 147 into law.

She Hunts Skills Camp, where women can go to increase their knowledge and share their passion for hunting and the outdoors, has opened registration for their four camps in 2020.

Dr. Mark Wayne qualified for the Dallas Safari Club Outstanding Hunter Achievement Award two ways, by completing the North American 29 and the Wild Goats of the World.

No ice is ever completely safe, but early ice can be especially dangerous. Keep these tips in mind to stay dry this early ice season.

These two bucks get caught fighting on camera before one of them gets a little too close in the heat of the moment.

The Ruger Wrangler single-action .22 LR revolver is a simple, affordable option for plinkers, trappers and Ruger enthusiasts alike.

Sprayed by a skunk? Keep the tomato juice for a Bloody Mary; this simple skunk smell removal recipe calls for three common ingredients, and it works!

I've never been this hungry in my life.

The second day of the Living Off the Land challenge is peppered with wet conditions, weak thunder and snow.

I took to the woods of northern Wisconsin to see if I could hunt, trap, catch and gather enough food to survive a week. Here’s how it went.

Turn your squirrel tails into one (or more) of the nation's most popular fishing lures, the Mepps spinner, or exchange them for cash.

For big game hunters who want a versatile scope with top-end magnification for long-range shots, the Frontier 30 SF from Hawke Optics is worth a look.

The new EKO Cam System from Bear Archery allows up to 90 percent letoff without sacrificing performance while eliminating cam lean.