Whitetail Journal

Dale McKnight said when building bows, he shapes, sands and finishes them down to one-thousandth of an inch of the design for his customers.

Ever wondered how Game and Fish departments track and collar animals? In New Mexico, they do it by air. Watch as an elk herd is tracked, followed and collared.

Imagine going out for your daily run and suddenly being smacked by a deer. That happened to a Virginia woman after the deer was struck by a SUV.

Camille Marie Bomboy, 18, of Mill Hall, suffered severe bites on her arms and shoulders, and a deep cut on her head, authorities said.

You wouldn't believe it if we told, so we'll show you. Watch a spotted fawn walk up to a rifle and start licking the muzzle — a recently fired muzzle at that.

The Sportsman Channel said Monday it has hired Sarah Palin to be host of a weekly outdoors-oriented program that will celebrate the "red, wild and blue" lifestyle.

There's a moose on the loose in Iowa, and officials said they've been able to track its every move because of dozens of calls from curious residents spotting the creature.

Iowa officials will continue to monitor deer samples for any signs of chronic wasting disease in the wild herd.

Eight Hispanic hunters who were accused of being illegal residents during last year's deer season have filed a federal lawsuit accusing the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources of racially profiling them.

Sure, it's cold this week across Washington but the ice on Liberty Lake near Spokane wasn't strong enough to support a deer.

A fishing guide service was out on the Muskegon River in Western Michigan when a deer wearing an orange safety vest decided to board their boat.

After years of close calls with deer and endless frustration, a trip to Kansas resulted in a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

Bowhunting shot opportunities come by focusing on food and using snow to your advantage.

Safety concerns and disputes over land are two of the reasons Kisatchie National Forest, the only public land in Louisiana that allowed dog-deer hunting, sought to ban the sport in the Kisatchie.

Eighty-thousand hunters try to bag an elk in Idaho each year, spending more than $70 million on the pursuit. Few are happy to have wolves as competition.

With rapidly changing weather characterizing much of the fall, the 2013 hunting season showed a successful increase in big game hunting.

The guys at Borrowed Acres assemble an Advantage Hunting Blind for the property. This particular blind will be an elevated stand for one of food plots.