“wounded game”

There are breeds that specialize in just about every task, but almost any dog can learn to blood-trail wounded game.

New cartridge line from Winchester seeks to make short work of recovering your deer.

When game's wounded, though, we're aware that all bets are off. Such a scenario played out in Duxbury, Minn., earlier this fall, when an unarmed hunter was attacked by a wounded, 525-pound black bear that he and a few companions had been tracking. The twist ending? Not only did he survive the encounter; he won the fight.

These 10 tips will help you recover game while keeping you and your companions safe.

The Myth: Dangerous game hunting isn’t really that dangerous.

Over the years Jeff Johnston has collected a few pieces of gear that make taking game with a bow slightly easier; others simply make the hunt more enjoyable. Here they are.

Making that second shot count requires more than speed—it requires proper gun handling and plenty of practice.

Hunters have rules for rifles that have been established for decades. But is it time to re-write the playbook when it comes to optics?

Do Federal cases, Hornady bullets and Hodgdon powder make the ultimate .30-30 Win. lever-action load? Read on to find out.