Sen. Malcolm Wallop, Huge Friend of the Outdoors, Dies

Wallop served as a U.S. senator in his home state of Wyoming from 1977 to 1995, and during

by Jake Moore, OutdoorChannel.com

Shoot the deceased ... in tribute

What if you could hunt with your deceased buddy? Or what if, when you're gone, your friend,

Jake Moore

Shoot ‘em Early or Shoot ‘em Late

With an increasing number of hunters involved in deer management programs on their properties,

Brian Murphy, QDMA

Update - Outdoor Channel's Country Stars Win Big at '11 CMTs

At the 2011 CMT Awards, Outdoor Channel hosts and personalities took home awards. It was

Shedding Light on Antlers

The air had a softness and, though still mostly covered in snow, the hills of the Kettle

Paul Smith, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Sharptail trip becomes a ritual for hunters

The first sharptail flushed just four minutes after we had begun hunting. One minute later, a

By Sam Cook, Duluth News Tribune

Seizing Opportunity

Citing the theory that there are only a few opportunities during one's professional career to

by David Rainer, Alabama Dept of Conservation and Natural Resources

Seeking Duck Art Dynasty

The Robertson's from the A&E hit series, Duck Dynasty, have made millions from the sale of

Special to OutdoorChannel.com

See How Your Buck Ranks

Biologist Jeremy Flinn sees it as tool to refine deer management. Hunters will see it as a

Steve Rogers, OutdoorChannel.com

Scouting Tips for Deer Season

After a record archery 2010-2011 season in Kentucky, learn some helpful tips to make the

Art Lander, Jr., Kentucky Dept. of Fish & Wildlife Resources

Science could shine a new light on deer

Sitting in a tree stand and watching a doe cavort with her twin fawns, I got to thinking about

By Eric Sharp, Detroit Free Press

Tips for Field Judging Elk

A trophy bull can turn up almost anywhere in elk country but opportunities to take one are