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Two is company, as they say, when it comes to lessons learned and adventures shared en route to finally getting that bird in hand.

The bottom line is that African wildlife must pay its way in the modern world, and hunters provide that vital revenue.

If wind farms get contracts to build on large tracts of federal lands, could public areas become de facto no-hunting areas?

Scott Olmsted travels to Manitoba for Canada geese, mainly because every waterfowler worth his salty waders says you must experience such a hunt at least once.

Scrapes are basically “points of interest” along corridors that deer travel at night. Scrapes that draw daytime visits usually offer added attractions.

Deer managers and hunters are still learning how to deal with coyotes for the good of deer herds and ecosystems.

GPS tracking collars are revealing how bucks change their patterns when the hunting season starts.

Extremist environmental groups often get their legal fees reimbursed by the federal government under the Equal Justice Act.

Law-enforcement officers confiscated 41 heads when they busted Wendell Taylor and Gregory W. Crockarell “trophy poaching” on Fort Campbell military base last year.