Firsts in the Field: Shot From The Hip

Deer were scarce in Tennessee when Brenda Valentine, known as the First Lady of Hunting,

Mike Suchan, OutdoorChannel.com

Elk Camp: Super Bull Weekend

As sporting events go, it doesn't get any bigger than Sunday's matchup between the New York

Steve Wagner, OutdoorChannel.com

Using Advanced Doe Management Strategies to Manipulate Fawn Sex Ratios

While the sex ratio of fawns at birth across a large region is roughly 50-50, research has

Brian Murphy, QDMA

Yes that deer looks lonely, but leave it be, experts say

Species including birds, deer and snakes are normally active this time of year but with water

By Texas Parks and Wildlife

Texas Deer Hunters Urged to Manage Herds During Drought

Mired in what will undoubtedly be one of the worst droughts on record, white-tailed deer in

by Texas Parks and Wildlife Department

Tent Camp: Deer Hunters Find Comfort Under the Pines

Dusk settles over the deer camp deep in Minnesota's north woods. A couple of does hang from

Sam Cook, Duluth News Tribune

Teen Takes 17-Point Buck in NY

Jake Maurer will surely remember Saturday October 15, 2011. The 17-year-old bowhunter from

by Marc Alberto, OutdoorLife.com

Teal We Meet Again

On one of the final days of the special early season that the Feds give to waterfowlers every

by Lynn Burkhead, OutdoorChannel.com

Target Acquisition

All season you've waited for a shot at a trophy. When the opportunity presents itself, you

By Todd Kuhn, Outdoor Life

Taking Another Call

Brad Allen admitted a bit of a bittersweet feeling after winning his second world duck calling

Steve Rogers, OutdoorChannel.com

Students Take Top Honors in DFG State Archery Competition

Two San Diego students are the top shots in the California National Archery in the Schools

Storming The Castle

Pain, in many forms, accompanied a marathon hunt chasing a turkey up, down and all around the

Steve Bowman, OutdoorChannel.com