“youth hunting”

Our teen reviewer evaluates a rifle that will grow with your kids.

This August I attended the 30th International Youth Hunter Education Challenge (YHEC). This year’s event hosted more than 340 competitors.

The 2015 YHEC showcases the best of the best of our young hunters.

The Keystone State reports that 2014 was among the safest for hunters in the last 100 years.

Jeff Heill instilled the importance of letting a buck grow in his son. After waiting two years, Gage saw his patience pay off when he harvested this bruiser buck.

Parker Baugh has been hunting since he was nine, and now at 13 years old he landed a giant 10-point typical Iowa bruiser buck. Read how he did it.

Zane Goodwin is no stranger to helping his boys find big bucks. On September 6, 2014, Zane took his son Roan hunting in Kansas where the youth hunter tagged a big velvet bruiser.

Zane Goodwin grabbed his son, 9-year-old Ryder, from school on September 12, 2014, and raced to Kansas to setup for the evening youth hunt. Find out how, with the help of his dad, Ryder tagged the buck of a lifetime.

On September 6, 2014, Oklahoma native Ridge Purviance and his father hit the Kansas woods for the youth season opener. After three years tailing an old 10-point, he finally bagged his buck. Find out how here.