What's the latest on CWD in Wisconsin? Are things getting better or worse for deer and deer hunters when it comes to CWD?
Take a look at the numbers, and you'll see that the crossbow impact on bowhunting might be losing steam in some parts of the country.
Patience, persistence, and a solid solution for who's gonna watch the kids leads to an opportunity to arrow a big Wisconsin buck.
The iPhone’s screen read “3:05” a.m. after I set the 12th bag of elk meat beside the others. Then I leaned backward, arms on hips, stretching every kink in my aching back. That’s a price one pays for arrowing a cow elk at dusk in early September, when overnight temperatures in southeastern Idaho barely dip […]
Long before modern day bowhunting legends arrived, there was Roy Case, firing the shot heard round the world in 1930.
Is CWD really having that big an impact around the country? A look at the numbers show a concerning impact in the state of Wyoming.
The push for archery group-hunting misses the mark yet again for bowhunters seeking change in the state of Wisconsin.
Times are changing fast for hunters, but are these changes good or bad for the future of hunting and the hunting heritage?
Today's hunters seem to want to name every animal in the woods. But why is it that deer hunters use labels to justify the deer they shoot?
Despite all the hunting laws broken across the state each year, baiting remains the No. 1 violation in Wisconsin.
Bowhunter fitness for your fall hunts starts now. Here's a look at what you need to know to begin a year-round fitness routine.
CWD won't darken the memories of bowhunting big bucks on the Munz family farm in Wisconsin.
The author shares of the highs and lows of encounters with other hunters while bowhunting the backcountry of Colorado.
You never know who you might meet in the backcountry when hunting elk, but you can usually count on meeting some friendly folks.
We have a bright future among the bowhunting community thanks to the work of pioneers like the late Jim Dougherty.
What seems to be affecting deer populations the most? A retired wildlife professor ponders CWD’s impact on deer hunting.
Some stories are hard to believe, particularly when it comes to the hunting myths and rural legends that tend to linger around hunting camp.
Despite the rapid growth of the archery and bowhunting industry, compound bows remain the all-time favorite among shooters.
Pat Durkin reflects on how gift bows for the grandkids brought back memories of past hunts with his daughter.
States like Wisconsin, with growing CWD cases, are now asking the question, "Does the passive-management approach work for controlling CWD?"
