Whitetail Journal

A hunter became enraged when he found a python constricting a deer in the Florida Everglades. Would you have responded the same way he did?

A 63-year-old Japanese man used his karate skills to escape a kill-or-be-killed situation. Good thing he’s a black belt!

A Florida woman recorded a recent face-to-face meeting with a black bear in her driveway. The bear was calmly within feet of the woman before leaving.

A southern Norway park was hit by a strong storm that led to hundreds of reindeer being killed by a lightning strike.

A 13-foot, 686-pound alligator was pulled in for nearly two hours by a Mississippi woman and her six friends. The catch set a state record.

What are a few elk-pack super foods? Read on to find out.

Rainy weather thwarts pronghorn waterhole activity. Can Bauserman and his Oklahoma crew adjust?

A 12-year-old Utah girl has recently been forced to defend her successful African hunt after thousands of hateful comments were sent her way.

An American hunter’s bear-hunting video went viral, and international backlash came with it. Did Josh Bowmar do anything wrong?

A wild black bear recently spotted in Indiana is only the second sighted in The Hoosier State since the 1870s.

A wet spring and summer has Bauserman rethinking his opening day waterhole plans.

It's that time again -- time to follow Bowhunting World Editor Jace Bauserman as he begins his fall archery season. Don't miss a day!

Montana recently rejected a plan to keep elk that are within a designated brucellosis surveillance area into contact with other groups from outside the area.

Can boots-on-the-ground hunting help eliminate and restore the wild sheep roaming Montana’s Tendoy Mountains?

Is it possible to put your pronghorn blinds out too early? Just when is the right time?

If you don't hunt on windy days, you might be smart or you might be missing the best hunt of the year.

Looking to gain access to a piece of big-game heaven but don’t have the “fat-wallet” often needed to do so? Here’s a way to avoid costs and develop strong bonds with landowners.