The elk was called Caribou because of his huge, odd antlers””the kind of bull most hunters only see in their dreams
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While most of California vineyards are fenced to keep deer out, one family of vinters who love to hunt has kept its borders open. The result is a spot-and-stalk paradise
Pure, white-tipped Merriam’s gobblers roam public land in the West. But to tag one, you might need hike miles into the backcountry and sleep under the stars
Because there’s only so much time, and the season is winding down. Because you never know when a big buck will show. And because it’s in our blood
Elk aren’t tricky animals to kill. What makes elk hunting so tough, regardless of what weapon you’re using, is finding them
Savvy whitetail hunters know the different vocalizations deer make and how to use products mimicking those sounds to bolster their hunting success.
A lifetime in the field all but guarantees a brush or two with your own mortality. Our longtime rifles editor recalls his narrowest escapes
Know your audience, and gain access to more private land this season
The co-owner of Drury Outdoors spent six afternoons in the same blind to finally take one of the biggest bucks of his career
Two buddies set up camp for a D.I.Y. antelope hunt that starts off fast and goes out with a bang
