“first hunt”

The tradition of woodcock hunting runs deep in New England. If you hunt over the right dogs, you learn why.

Birds of spring spur nationwide surge in female hunters.

Michael L. Dixon of Elsbury, Mo., is not the first father to think that his son would be his hunting buddy and his daughter, just a daughter. Turns out that's not always the case.

Weatherby has announced a new partnership with Delta Waterfowl, one of the leading non-profit conservation groups dedicated to ducks and duck hunters in North America.

In Alberta good things come to those who wait­—and sometimes to those who don’t.

They say the youth of America just aren’t interested in hunting anymore. But they can’t say that about “Generation H.”

Members of the Swanson clan trace their roots to a homestead in Michigan's Upper Peninsula their ancestors built in 1857. They're what are colloquially known as ‘Yoopers'—UP speak for ‘someone born up here.' 2013 was the last deer camp for family patriarch George Swanson, for after 77 years prowling these woods, he could no longer trust his eyes.

A Korean-American woman steps outside her comfort zone—and her cultural heritage—to experience an American tradition.