Top 10 Tuesday Articles

Children are the future of hunting — but that’s just one reason they should learn how to hunt.

Do you know how many chambers an elk's stomach has? And what purpose does the "old cow" serve? These answers, along with eight others, can by found among our top 10 elk facts.

“Snakes. Why did it have to be snakes?” -Indiana Jones, "Raiders of the Lost Ark" (1981). Here's a list of North America's top 10 venomous snakes.

Do you believe “the birds are either there or they aren't — but they usually are, so why bother scouting?” Not a good plan, Kemosabe.

How many whitetail deer facts do you have filed away in that hunter’s head of yours? Here's one: by day five of a deer’s life, they can already outrun man.

If we're going to share the land, we need to set some ground rules. Here are 10 unwritten hunting rules for public land.

You want to keep your spouse heading afield with you? Here are 10 perfect presents for your best hunting buddy.

In Part I, we listed 10 of Nugent’s better quotes about guns and hunting. Here’s a final sampling from the avid hunter and political activist.

The Motor City madman — an avid hunter and political activist — is almost as well known for the speed of his wit and no apologies defense of the Second Amendment and hunting as blurred fingers racing over his favorite Gibson guitar.

Taking first-time hunters afield is both thrilling and a big responsibility. Here are 10 important things you can do to make it exciting, fun, safe and successful.

One thing about compound bows — if it can go wrong, it will. When you’re in the field you need to be able to fix it right now.

It’s not how many arrows you shoot. It’s how well you shoot them.

The most desirable hunts are often those that demand the most from us. Failure is a relative term and success can be defined not because you kill what you’re hunting, but because the hunt didn’t kill you.

“I’m talking about elk that live wild and free across the mountains and badlands, where steep terrain and high elevation strain even a young man’s body and the brush is as thick the summer air over L.A.” — Bob Robb

Hunters (and anglers) are America’s top conservationists, period. Last week I gave you 10 reasons why. Here are 10 more.

Hunters (and anglers) are America’s top conservationists, period. These groups contribute more money, volunteer more man-hours and promote a healthy environment far more than any other groups on the planet.

Field dressing big game animals is as basic as it gets when it comes to hunting skills. Here are 10 “little things” can make field dressing quicker, easier and cleaner.

He may not have been a hunter, but his grit and sense of humor made him one of my childhood heroes. And his work ethic is an example of how we can all make ourselves better.

While aluminum arrows remain a fine product, bowhunters in-the-know are hunting with carbon shafts. Here’s why you should, too.

Wild turkeys are fascinating creatures. Here are 10 facts you may not know about Meleagris gallopavo.

Let’s see, there was that time a battery cover sufficed as a paddle, a wire and duct tape were used to repair a bush plane, a lion jumped into the bed of a Land Cruiser and, oh yeh, a winter rodeo.

Whether it's "poor man's desert sheep hunt" or anything else, there are numerous reasons to hunt aoudad. Here are the top 10.

Which states give wild turkey hunters the best chance to bag a bird?

You may be able to easily guess the fastest land mammal, but how about the second fastest? Now that might surprise to you!

All sportsmen should pony up and support organizations that fight for our hunting, fishing, trapping and gun ownership rights.

Landowners will often say “yes,” if you know when and how to ask.

Are you tired of carrying around numerous mouth calls? Now is the perfect time to take your Christmas money to purchase your first e-call.

In today’s fast-paced world of instant communication, who takes the time to read some of the finest outdoor literature? Simply stated, you should.