Does treestand height matter when it comes to going undetected by deer? And how do you handle those nosey does that have you pegged?
Mark Gutsmiedl broke both legs and fractured two vertebrae when falling from a treestand; and then crawled 600 yards in search of help.
Patrick Durkin shares a tribute to the Captain, a friend, hunting buddy, and backcountry companion that was loyal to his standards.
It's hard to beat good times with great friends for a hunters' reunion at the hunting cabin, celebrating a lifetime of memories.
Fall is here, ushering in the best days of the year, as well as the potential for hunters and Rurbanites to clash.
The Wisconsin archery season is here! Here's a look at the stats and history of the state's deer season over the years.
Little moments turned into big memories for the author when spending time in the outdoors hunting and fishing with family.
What states kill the most deer each year? Here's a unique look at how the numbers add up in the top deer hunting states.
Despite the small number of hunters across the country, their voice is loud, proud, and needs to be heard, now more than ever.
Thanks to the leadership of hunters like Kathleen Falk, bowhunting opportunities in county parks are on the rise.
Consequences for misbehavior come in various forms. Check out the story of one hunter that was gored by a buck, and fined for illegal baiting.
If you look at bowhunting opportunities around the world, you'll quickly realize that bowhunters in the U.S. are blessed with the best.
Bowhunting history has some pretty strong roots in the state of Wisconsin. Take a look back at the early days as Durkin shares the story.
A Wisconsin bowhunter found out that his mystery buck was packing over 25 feet of rope in its antlers throughout much of the hunting season.
Tragedy takes place every year as deer hunters fall from the treestand. Would better accident reporting help hunters tighten up on safety?
Taking a look back over bowhunting's history and nostalgia, this book shares Roy Case's legendary impact on bowhunting.
Pat Durkin rides out two long weeks of chasing elk on the mountain and is rewarded with a punched tag at the buzzer.
Do you hunt deer exclusively with a bow, or do you trade in your bow for a gun when the gun season opens up?
The non-hunting community needs to hear the good side of why we hunt, and we need not be ashamed to tell our story.
Pat Durkin recently came to the realization that it was time to say goodbye to the idea of playing golf and skiing ever again.
