“alaska”

Of bayed bears and broken branches—a week with dogs and houndsmen in western Idaho is a “paws-on” experience.

They planned to use a brand-new, cutting-edge cartridge on red stag in “Middle Earth.” But beauracratic kiwi snafus quashed that. So two Americans hunted with “old” cartridges and wondered whether the grass was indeed greener ...

A float through the Minnesota Boundary Waters inspires the author to rediscover a lost art.

Few experiences in a hunter’s life compare with acquiring an over-the-counter tag for an emperor goose, or hunting a flock of 80,000 brant or any other of the myriad waterfowl that live on the Alaska Peninsula. And the fishing here—fuggedaboutit. This is a wingshooting and fishing paradise.

Savvy predator hunters understand the quarry we pursue is not our toughest adversary.

The fourth quarter of duck season is the toughest time to kill educated, pressured birds. But paying attention to three details and making sensible adjustments can turn tough days into big wins.

Looking for a small, sleek knife equally as at home breasting birds and cleaning fish as it is gutting deer? Look no further than the Columbia River Knife & Tool (CRKT) Kasilof.

Our man in the field tags out on a stud of a buck, before finding out there's more to Kansas than just the deer. 

For a hunter’s first rifle, one naturally chooses among the myriad center-fire cartridges and the arms that chamber them. But, is that the best option? Probably not.