A Pennsylvania teen has received two years of probation and a 15-year revocation of his hunting license after he and another juvenile were seen on video abusing a still-alive whitetail buck.
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Fact Check: Is the Trump Administration Allowing Alaska Hunters to Kill Baby Bears?
The reports are technically true, but they leave out critical pieces of context.
Tennessee Commission Votes ‘No’ to Hunting Coyotes at Night
The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission (TFWC) voted down a proposal Thursday that would have allowed hunters to take coyotes at night.
Missouri Clarifies Hunting Equipment Regulations, Clears AR Pistols, Atlatls
The Missouri Conservation Commission issued a clarification for hunters looking to take game with AR-based pistols outside of rifle season that cements what hunters can use, when.
Long Range Powerhouse: Christensen Arms Ridgeline in 28 Nosler – Review
Today, anything you buy from Christensen Arms has at least a sub-MOA guarantee and many of the models carry a ½ MOA guarantee. That’s an impressive feat for rifles that are extremely lightweight.
Jake Time: A Land Filled With Rio Grande Youngsters
In 20 years of turkey hunting, I’d never heard or seen so many jakes. Or been so fooled by so many of them. Big, brawny jakes, their gobbles loud and booming like mature toms.
Simple Gourmet: Foolproof Mother’s Day Pot Roast
This recipe will help you make a tasty meal of meat from the shoulder, one of the least tender big pieces of meat you brought home. It’s simple food, but it’s delicious.
Bullet Selection For Your Next Big Game Hunt
When looking forward to rifle season there are a few decisions that every hunter needs to make. The first decision is to select an appropriate cartridge.
Archery Field Test: Prime Logic CT3
The Prime Logic CT3 met and surpassed my expectations, and it definitely gets my stamp of approval.
The Worst April Fools Joke Ever
I froze in place and looked right at the fiercest predator in North America and I was sure he was looking straight at me. His yellow eyes were wide and sharp and his ears were forward. I didn’t breathe.