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Hunters can sometimes get a bad

One of the hardest things to beat is a mature whitetail’s nose.

America loves hunting. Want to know how much? Check out this hunting infographic showing the how many, how much and how often of hunting in America. 

Looking into the barrel of a loaded shotgun is as horrifying as gazing into the maw of a rab

For hunters using – or hoping to use – private lands during hunting season, it's essential to build and maintain strong

These mistakes can be unsafe, unproductive and unenjoyable. Whether you're not wearing hunter orange or hunting without a license, you're doing it wrong. Here are the five biggest mistakes and how to correct them.

Seeing a bear while hunting is always thrilling. Sometimes it's a good thrill like seeing your first bald eagle. Other times it's a scary thrill, like seeing a rattlesnake coiled near your feet. Whether the experience is pleasant or frightening depends on the person's attitude.

All 38 of us were bleeding; some suffered more serious wounds than others. The year was 1971. We were dug in on a mountainside on the Vietnam-Cambodian border. A five-hour night battle had just ended and our platoon needed medical attention badly.

Two hunting seasons ago, I found myself doing a desperate and unexpected chin-up to pull myself back into the climber portion of my

In my last blog I offered five tips to help you recover a deer that has run off after the shot. These tips focused on ways to reduce how much tracking may be required. Now let's get to the actual tracking.