Am I really seeing this? It just seems too good to be true. A group of good bulls on public ground in the middle of rifle elk season, leisurely feeding on an open plateau. I started to formulate a game plan, but it wouldn’t be for that day or even that season.

It’s difficult to understand how a dream materializes, but for Storie Ratcliff his came in the form of a monster buck 7 years in the making.

There was no wind; my pin was steady. I pulled through the release and snow exploded as the buck lunged forward and disappeared into the trees. I sank to my knees, drew in a deep, ragged breath, and waited for my nerves to unwind. The shot looked perfect, but time would tell...

Jordan Jonas, winner of the TV show Alone season 6, joins us.

While many guys day hunt from home or a luxurious base camp when winter starts setting in, you can still enjoy all of the benefits of a bivy camp while staying comfortable and safe, with not much more than a little extra thought and planning.

After 19 years applying, Randy Morrison found himself with a WY Moose tag in his pocket and a tough decision to make.

As hunters, we are nothing without our tools and technology. Here are a few things to focus on with pack fitting, and a review of the pack that has worked for us, as well as what has not.

This season Chris will be taking his Bridger Boiler System with him on all his hunts, and in this video, he explains all the reasons as to why.

There are some basic tips in hunting that all apply to being successful and there is also information that is more nuanced to hunting mule deer.

Looking for a better way to boil a skull for a Euro Mount? Taxidermy Editor Nick Gehring walks us through his step-by-step process.

The hunting horseman can accomplish a “run and gun” technique while traversing a lot of country in search of game. The logistics of horse feed and water are essentially the only limiting factors. 

In this article I will describe how I have traveled in remote areas throughout the West with my pack and riding stock, using both age-old techniques as well as the technology which is currently available to us today.