“deer hunting”

There was a tussle high up in a double deer stand in a black spruce on opening day. Hoarse whispers scratched into the darkness.

Everybody loves whitetails, but they’re not the only thing “deer” to hunters’ hearts!

The rust-and-white colored pronghorn simply stood and stared, and after I flipped the white flag I was holding one more time in a big arc overhead, it threw all caution to the wind and started trotting my way.

Debbie Martin, of Oshkosh, Wis., never dreamed her high-school archery class would open up a whole new world of adventure.

For its most recent introduction, the Nebraska bullet builder sunk its roots even deeper into the heartland with its flag-waving American Whitetail series of ammunition.

The Rossi Wizard is made to be easily converted into any one of 23 rimfire rifle, centerfire rifle, muzzleloader or shotgun ammunition options. Read the full review here.

Patience is a virtue, and proves a helpful one for Alicia LaFever on the last day of her New York youth season hunt.

Nick Mattly, a seventh grader, had a goal of shooting a 160-inch buck with his muzzleloader. Find out how he succeeded.

Scientists at a meeting of the American Chemical Society presented evidence that the science behind suppressing a hunter's body odor in the field could help researchers develop a life-saving device for diabetes patients.